Recently noticed that HYPE's performance has been quite good, although there is significant unlocking pressure hanging over it, the project's buyback operations are supporting the price, and this hedging is quite effective. The 24-hour price increase isn't as exaggerated, but from a fundamental perspective, this proactive liquidity management approach can indeed alleviate market pressure.

On the JUP side, the weekly gains are clear, and measures like freezing supply seem to be playing a role. It appears that the market's expectations for this type of liquidity management are still quite positive, and the pile-up effect of investor funds is beginning to show. This logic of supporting prices through supply-side adjustments is becoming more common in the current market environment.

Overall, both projects are responding to market pressure in different ways: HYPE through buybacks, JUP through freezing supply, and the pile-up effect is indeed visible in these operations. The market's reaction to these proactive management measures remains quite positive.