Hyperliquid, a decentralized exchange founded by a former Wall Street quant, now dominates on-chain perpetual futures trading with over 263,000 active traders and nearly 70% market share. It offers more than 300 perpetual and spot markets across crypto, commodities, and indices, running on its own Layer-1 blockchain with a unique consensus mechanism. The platform's growth is driven by demand for 24/7 leveraged trading with lower counterparty risk amid rising regulatory scrutiny on centralized exchanges. Hyperliquid's design focuses on capital efficiency and low latency, appealing to active and institutional traders alike.
The BIP-110 minority Bitcoin chain stalled after mining only two blocks due to inheriting Bitcoin's massive mining difficulty but lacking sufficient hashpower. Supporters, including developer Luke Dashjr, are considering changing the chain's proof-of...
Pump.fun, a Solana-based memecoin launchpad, generated $33.73 million in revenue over 30 days, surpassing Hyperliquid's $32.73 million. Despite Hyperliquid having a much larger total value locked ($6.041 billion vs. $251.4 million), Pump.fun's effici...
XRP-linked spot ETFs have recorded a fourth consecutive week of gains, with July net inflows totaling $27.29 million. However, inflows slowed sharply in early August to about $1 million, contrasting with strong Bitcoin and Ethereum ETF inflows. Meanw...
JPYC stablecoin circulation has surpassed ¥2 billion, signaling growing interest in yen-based DeFi. However, liquidity in the JPYC/USDC trading pool remains shallow at around $275,000, limiting larger transactions and cross-market opportunities. Anal...
RadNet reported a 25% increase in Q2 2026 revenue to $622.7 million, driven by higher imaging volumes and a 56.5% rise in digital health revenue. Adjusted EBITDA reached a record $99.7 million, with advanced imaging procedures growing significantly. ...
