Hyperliquid, a decentralized perpetual futures platform, now holds 8.7% of the global open interest in the perpetual futures market, totaling over $4.3 billion. This growth, supported by major market makers like Jump and Wintermute, suggests a shift from centralized to decentralized exchanges. The platform's protocol fees generate $1.3 billion annually, distributed to HYPE token stakers, whose token value is nearing all-time highs. Observers are watching for further migration trends and potential impacts from partnerships or regulatory changes.
Hyperliquid, a decentralized perpetual futures platform, recorded $116 million in net inflows within 24 hours, signaling increased DeFi liquidity and user engagement. Its native token, HYPE, has surged over 1,800% since November 2024, recently nearin...
Hyperliquid has launched a dedicated Layer-1 blockchain designed specifically for perpetual futures trading directly on-chain. This new blockchain removes the need for external bridges and introduces native order-book mechanics that operate within th...
Pepe (PEPE), a meme-inspired cryptocurrency, surged 12.16% to $0.000003, reaching a market cap of $1.16 billion driven by community initiatives and social media attention. Other notable gainers include Cronos (CRO) up 7.79%, Cardano (ADA) rising 7.27...
Since October 2025, most cryptocurrencies have trended downward, but Hyperliquid (HYPE) stands out with a strong long-term bullish trend, up over 74% in a year. Recently, HYPE traded between $53.35 and $74.78, currently pushing above key resistance l...
A large investor increased long positions in Bitcoin and Solana, risking over $70 million following a weak US jobs report that eased fears of Fed rate hikes. Despite a relief rally pushing Bitcoin toward $62K, the Fed is expected to keep rates steady...
