MiniMax (MINIMAX) news: what is happening today

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2026-07-23

Market summary from our own Hyperliquid data · updated 2026-07-25 04:14 UTC

MiniMax falls 56.68% in a month, with large wallets crowded short

MiniMax is down 56.68% over a month. What follows is what sits behind that move: large-wallet positioning, derivatives, our own model.

What matters on MiniMax right now?

Positioning on MiniMax is lopsided to the short side, which cuts both ways: pressure on price, and fuel for a squeeze. What stands out right now:

MACD turned bullish2026-07-21MACD turned bullish, with price below the 50-day average.
The whale book is crowded short2026-07-2514% of active large-wallet money is positioned short — $300 K against $1.8 M across 19 wallets.
Open interest jumped 60.87%2026-07-23Funding runs at 130.61% a year — longs pay shorts, with $5.5 M of open interest.

What does the MiniMax data show?

1. MACD turned bullish

MACD flipped bullish: the fast average of price pulled above the slow one, which is the earliest of the trend signals we track and the noisiest. Market structure is still making lower highs and lower lows. The most recent daily candle pattern is three black crows. RSI (14) is 31.6.

2. The whale book is crowded short

14% of active large-wallet money on MiniMax is positioned short right now: $300 K long against $1.8 M short, spread over 19 wallets on Hyperliquid. A one-sided short book presses on price, but it is also the raw material for a squeeze: shorts must buy to close, and they all buy at once. These are open positions read from the chain, not opinions, and they change daily.

Long money$300 K · 8 wallets

Short money$1.8 M · 11 wallets

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3. Open interest jumped 60.87%

Perpetual funding runs at 130.61% annualised, so longs are paying shorts to keep their positions open. Funding is a crowding tax: the more one-sided the book, the more it costs to stay on that side, and the more likely the weakest hands there get squeezed out. Open interest stands at $5.5 M, up 60.87% on the move — that is the size of the leveraged book that has to be closed eventually.

Funding (annualised)+130.6%

Open interest$5.6 M

What has already happened to MiniMax?

July 2026

2026-07-23Open interestreconstructed
MINIMAX open interest rose 60.87% to $5.5 M while price moved −4.02%: fresh shorts buildingCompared with a point 1 day(s) earlier; rule: price and open interest moving together means new positions
−4.02%
2026-07-21MACDreconstructed
MINIMAX’s MACD crossed into bullish territoryMACD line against its own signal line on closed daily candles

Entries are produced by the Spottrench algorithm from Hyperliquid data.

What is next for MiniMax?

Dates we can verify and levels that would change the read on MiniMax. No project roadmaps here — only schedules that exist on-chain or in the company calendar, and thresholds measured from our own data.

Close below $23.834 (1.39% away)That is the floor of the 38-day range. A daily close below it undercuts the structure and would file a breakdown entry in the log above.

Unlock schedule from DefiLlama; earnings dates from the company calendar.

The bottom line

There is not enough history here for a firm verdict. On the last closed day MiniMax rose 0.14% against a category median of +0.18%, with 22 of 65 markets in the category closing lower. We do not claim to know why MiniMax moved — everything above is measurement, not a cause.

Full MINIMAX factor breakdown and price prediction →

Frequently asked questions

What is the latest news on MiniMax?

The most recent development we recorded is: MACD turned bullish (2026-07-21). This page is a dated log computed from market data rather than a press feed — every entry is a measurement with the date it happened.

How often is the MiniMax page updated?

Once a day: it is recomputed after the daily candle closes, and the time of the last update is printed at the top of the page. Log entries are dated by the day the event happened, not the day we published it.

Where does the MiniMax data on this page come from?

From Hyperliquid directly: daily candles, open interest, funding and the on-chain positions of active large wallets. Nothing here is copied from another site's article, and no language model writes the text — the wording is generated from the numbers by fixed rules.

Is this MiniMax page investment advice?

No. It is an algorithmic summary of measured market data from Hyperliquid — price moves, positioning, derivatives and our own model. It is not investment advice and past performance does not guarantee future results.