“Hyperliquid (HYPE) has the highest probability of being the first to return to its all-time high, as the token requires a modest rally of just 28.1%,” concluded 24/7 Wall St. analysts when evaluating cryptocurrency prospects. As of late October 2026, HYPE trades around $76 (against a peak of $98), TRX trades near $0.33 (against a peak of $0.43, a 31.1% gap), while SOL has dropped to $101, sitting 65.6% below its record of $293 set in January 2025.

The primary driver for HYPE’s potential lead is the project’s unique tokenomics: 99% of protocol fees are directed toward buying back and burning tokens, with the ecosystem generating $945 million in value over the past year. In turn, TRON demonstrates high stability due to its dominant position in processing USDT transactions, although the token’s low volatility could slow its push toward the $0.43 level.

The most challenging outlook faces Solana (SOL), which requires a massive 190.4% rally to refresh its record. Even the launch of the Alpenglow upgrade on October 21—the most significant network change in its history—failed to boost prices, with SOL slipping another 5.5% post-release. Without a massive influx of capital and a broader shift in market trends, Solana’s return to peak levels remains the most distant scenario among the three.