Hyperliquid Assistance Fund update (1/5- 1/20):
- HYPE holdings: 39M tokens (+1M in 16 days)
- Highest buyback day: 1/20 ($2.51M)
- Lowest buyback day: 1/10 ($464K)
- Average buyback per day: $1.66M
- Cost basis during this buyback period: ~$24.39

Hyperliquid Assistance Fund update (12/16- 1/4):
- HYPE holdings: 38M tokens (+1M in 20 days)
- Highest buyback day: 12/18 ($2.41M)
- Lowest buyback day: 12/27 ($443K)
- Average buyback per day: $1.23M
- Cost basis during this buyback period: ~$24.74 x.com/stevenyuntcap/…

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