Crypto markets in September 2025 are tracking several narratives across infrastructure, DeFi, and meme-coin communities. Three frequently cited examples include Solana, Hyperliquid, and BullZilla. Solana is trading around key technical levels near $250 as futures activity and total value locked (TVL) are watched by market participants. Hyperliquid has reported $330 billion in monthly trading volume, a figure that has been compared with major brokerage platforms in some market commentary. BullZilla’s token sale has reported raising more than $362,000 at the time of writing.
These projects are discussed for different reasons—network usage, on-chain trading activity, and early-stage fundraising—but all carry material risks, including volatility and the possibility of loss.
BullZilla ($BZIL): Token-sale details on Ethereum
BullZilla is a meme-coin project built on Ethereum. According to the project’s materials, its fundraising is organized into stages with changing pricing. The text below reflects project-provided descriptions and figures that have not been independently verified.
The project states it is in Stage 2 (“Dead Wallets Don’t Lie”), Phase 2C, and lists a price of $0.00004575. It also reports raising more than $362,000 and having 1,254 holders.
BullZilla Token Summary
- Token Name: BullZilla
- Token Symbol: $BZIL
- Chain: Ethereum (ERC 20)
- Token-sale model (project description): Progressive price increases every $100K raised or every 48 hours
- Launch Price (project target): $0.00527141
- Total Supply: 159,999,999,910 $BZIL
- Token-sale allocation (project description): 50% (80 billion $BZIL)
Zilla DNA: Tokenomics
According to the project’s documentation, allocations are described as follows:
- Token-sale allocation (50% – 80B): Tied to a mechanism the project calls the “Mutation Mechanism.”
- Staking system (20% – 32B): The project describes a “HODL Furnace” feature and advertises yields “up to 70% APY” for locked tokens; yields are variable and not guaranteed.
- Treasury & ecosystem (20% – 32B): Described as funding development and community initiatives.
- Burn pool reserve (5% – 8B): Linked to a mechanism the project calls the “Roar Burn Mechanism.”
- Team allocation (5% – 8B): Described as locked for two years.
As with many early-stage tokens, the design, timelines, and any benefits described by the project may change, and market outcomes can differ materially from project expectations.
Solana (SOL): Price levels being watched around $250
Solana has been actively traded throughout 2025. After moving above $200 earlier this month, SOL has been consolidating, with some analysts discussing the $250 area as a potential resistance level. Performance figures change quickly; at the time of writing, market commentary cited notable gains across several time frames.
Open interest in Solana futures has been rising, according to Coinglass, and TVL has been tracked as an adoption indicator. These metrics can be interpreted in different ways and do not predict price direction.
Some market participants have discussed the possibility of SOL trading higher later in the year, but any such projections are speculative and subject to macro, regulatory, and network-specific risks.
Hyperliquid: Reported $330B monthly volume
Hyperliquid is a decentralized exchange project that has reported processing $330 billion in trading volume in July 2025. Some comparisons circulating online have placed this figure above Robinhood’s reported $237.8 billion for the same period, though methodology and coverage can differ across venues.
The project describes its design using components it calls HyperCore (order books), HyperEVM (smart-contract execution), and HyperBFT (consensus). It also publishes performance claims, including median latency of 0.2 seconds and throughput of 200,000 transactions per second; these figures are based on project statements and are not independently verified here.
Market attention has also referenced a prior airdrop, Phantom Wallet integration, an “Assistance Fund,” and the HLP vault, which the project presents as part of its ecosystem design. As with other DeFi platforms, users face smart-contract risk, liquidity risk, and market risk.
Summary
Solana, Hyperliquid, and BullZilla reflect different parts of the crypto market—layer-1 networks, on-chain trading venues, and early-stage meme-coin fundraising. However, large volume figures, TVL changes, and token-sale milestones do not guarantee future performance, and each carries significant uncertainty and downside risk.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is BullZilla?
BullZilla is a meme-coin project on Ethereum that is conducting a token sale, with staged pricing and other mechanisms described in its documentation.
What does it mean when analysts discuss Solana “breaking” a price level?
It typically refers to a technical-analysis view that price may move above a widely watched area (such as $250). These interpretations are not guarantees and can fail quickly in volatile markets.
What does “$330B monthly volume” refer to for Hyperliquid?
It refers to trading volume that the project has reported for a given month. Volume reporting methods can vary across platforms, and high volume does not necessarily indicate profitability, sustainability, or lower risk.
What risks are commonly associated with token sales and early-stage tokens?
Common risks include extreme volatility, limited liquidity, smart-contract vulnerabilities, changing project terms, and regulatory uncertainty.
Glossary
- Mutation Mechanism: A term used by BullZilla to describe automatic price increases during its token-sale stages.
- HODL Furnace: A term used by BullZilla for its staking feature, which the project advertises as offering “up to 70% APY.”
- TVL (Total Value Locked): Assets committed in DeFi protocols, often used as an adoption metric.
- Perpetuals: Futures contracts without an expiry date, common in crypto derivatives markets.
- Latency: The time it takes for a transaction to be processed on chain.
This article is for informational purposes only and does not constitute financial or investment advice. This outlet is not affiliated with the project mentioned.
