Hyperliquid, a decentralized futures exchange, is shifting focus towards real-world assets (RWAs) like commodities and stocks, with RWAs already making up 52% of its volume in mid-2026 and projected to reach 75% by 2027. This strategic pivot reflects a diversification beyond cryptocurrencies and has driven record open interest on the platform. Market sentiment is cautiously optimistic, with a 20.5% chance Hyperliquid's price will hit $100 by the end of 2026. Investors will watch how the platform sustains RWA growth and navigates potential challenges such as regulation and security issues.
Hyperliquid (HYPE) generated $773 million in annualized revenue over 30 days, leading five DeFi tokens analyzed for revenue and yield. It achieved a 0.29% dilution-adjusted yield after accounting for staking rewards and token buybacks. Other tokens l...
Lighter (LIT) was the most-searched cryptocurrency on Nov. 1 and the only one among seven listed tokens to gain value, rising 1.12% to $3.15 with a market cap of $787.75 million. Other tokens like Pudgy Penguins, Monad, Zcash, Kinetiq, Hyperliquid, a...
Lighter (LIT) topped the most-searched cryptocurrencies on Nov. 1, rising 19.63% to $3.27 with an $818.8 million market cap. Despite a drop of 18.09%, Super Inu (SI) ranked second in searches. Bitcoin (BTC) was third, trading at $77,869 with a 0.48% ...
Cumberland's CEO Don Wilson expressed caution about Hyperliquid's plan to introduce on-chain perpetual futures trading in the US, highlighting potential conflicts with CFTC rules and trading inefficiencies. Key concerns include the transparency of tr...
Hyperliquid's AQAv2 protocol generates reserve-yield revenue that is transferred to the Assistance Fund on a set schedule, separate from trading fees. The first payment occurred on October 3, with yield accruing over 30-day periods and payments made ...
