Provides two methods for calculating the cost price
1. Diluted cost price
Formula: Diluted cost price = (Total purchase amount during the holding period - Total sale amount during the holding period) ÷ Quantity held
Meaning: Refers to the breakeven price during the holding period of a certain stock (excluding commissions and fees). Users can achieve a balanced profit and loss when selling at this value. It considers the profit and loss of each transaction during the holding period (excluding cash dividends, rights issues, etc. for now). It takes into account both buying and selling changes. The profit and loss corresponding to the sale of stocks will raise or lower the cost price, and it may even result in a negative cost price.

The emergence of #HYPE broke the deadlock of "black box listing".
Hyperliquid's popularity in the crypto world can be traced back to the rise of HYPE. It took HYPE only two weeks after its launch to enter the top 50 in market capitalization, surpassing new and old projects such as Fantom and Bittensor, and even Arbitrum itself. Although the Perp DEX narrative is no longer a new narrative, Hyperliquid has successfully focused the market's attention on DEX again.
The coin listing mechanism is indispensable
Just today, HYPE broke through $20, setting a new record high. Behind the new high, on the one hand, it is inseparable from Hyperlqiuid's precise "market aesthetics", which keenly captured the market pulse of "VC to meme" in this cycle. As a project that looks like "VC gathering temperament", Hyperliquid did not follow the old path of VC financing first, then increasing the volume and then listing on the exchange for shipment. Its founder Jeff has also publicly expressed his dissatisfaction with this form and market logic many times.