Hyperliquid introduced a new Bitcoin implied-volatility index contract called BVIV with up to 5x leverage on September 29. This contract allows traders to speculate on Bitcoin's expected price volatility over the next 30 days without needing complex options strategies. The launch expands Hyperliquid's derivatives offerings to include products based on market volatility, not just direct crypto price bets. A perpetual BVIV contract was also added, providing more trading options linked to Bitcoin's volatility.
The new Bitcoin volatility contract by Hyperliquid is introduced as Pluang data shows 37 of 50 major cryptocurrencies rose today. For readers following crypto markets, here is Pluang's market snapshot as of Sep 29, 2026 20:26 WIB: EOS gained 8.13% to Rp12.649 with a typical hold time of 87 days, COMP rose 7.02% to Rp453.201 with 69% sell order activity and a 97-day hold time, and LINK increased 5.96% to Rp275.108 with 60% buy order activity and a 63-day hold time.
Hyperliquid has introduced the BVIV Bitcoin Implied Volatility Index Contract, a new derivatives product allowing traders to speculate on the magnitude of Bitcoin's future price movements rather than its direction. This contract uses implied volatili...
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