[Today's Global Trending Coins] HyperLiquid, Jelly, Banker, etc.

According to the Token Mindshare (a metric quantifying the influence of specific tokens in the virtual asset market) top gainers of the AI-based Web3 search platform Kaito, the top 5 keywords related to virtual assets that people are most interested in as of the 27th are HyperLiquid (HYPE), Jelly (JELLY), Banker Coin (BNKR), Pepe (PEPE), and FTX Token (FTT).

The virtual asset derivatives exchange HyperLiquid is presumed to have increased online mentions by delisting the perpetual futures trading of the Jelly token. HyperLiquid explained the delisting reason as "suspicious trading patterns were identified, necessitating immediate action." The exchange announced that it plans to compensate most users who incurred losses due to this measure.

Jelly gained attention as its perpetual futures trading was delisted on HyperLiquid. This is understood to be due to a liquidation incident that occurred on HyperLiquid. Previously, a trader opened a short position of 430 million JELLY, settled 30 million JELLY positions, and withdrew the remaining margin of 2.76 million USD Coin (USDC), resulting in the liquidation of 398 million JELLY. The HyperLiquidity Provider (HLP) liquidation address took on this, with unrealized losses on the short position exceeding 10 million dollars at one point. Currently, Jelly is trading at $0.02041 on CoinMarketCap, up 61.91% from the previous day.

The AI-based virtual asset trading tool Banker gained attention by updating its token distribution feature on X. Now, tokens distributed through direct comments on the original post will have the fee split 50-50 between the commenter and the original poster.

The popular meme coin Pepe attracted attention as Binance launched an event targeting Pepe holders called 'Earn Yield Arena.' In this event, depositing USDC, Tether (USDT), or PEPE offers a step-by-step (APR) bonus yield of 10%, with a chance to earn up to 1 million PEPE.

FTX Token is presumed to have gained interest as Gracy Chen, CEO of Bitget, mentioned FTX in relation to the HyperLiquid incident. Gracy Chen criticized, "HyperLiquid has the potential to become the second FTX. The way they handled the Jelly incident was immature and unprofessional." Currently, FTX Token is trading at $1.15 on CoinMarketCap, down 2.02% from the previous day.

Additionally, investors are shown to be interested in GameStop (GME), OKB (OKB), Shiba Inu (SHIB), Curve DAO Token (CRV), and BUSD.