Hyperliquid introduced HIP-4 on May 2, 2026, adding native outcome markets that allow trading of fully collateralized binary contracts based on real-world events. The launch saw over 6 million contracts traded on day one, highlighting strong market interest. These markets feature merged order books for better liquidity and zero liquidation risk, attracting traders seeking event-based exposure without margin complexities. The rollout will expand from curated markets to permissionless deployment, raising future governance and market quality considerations.
Hyperliquid (HYPE) fell 2.47% to $71.06 within 24 hours, showing a smaller decline compared to Ether and Uniswap, which dropped 3.00% and 7.77% respectively. Tether (USDT) remained nearly unchanged during the same period. This indicates some relative...
The Hyperliquid protocol recently burned $1.53 million worth of its HYPE tokens within 24 hours and repurchased 21,200 tokens at an average price of $72.31. This action increased the cumulative token burns to 50.47 million HYPE, valued at approximate...
Paragon has introduced Power Perps on Hyperliquid, starting with a market based on the squared price of HYPE (HYPE²). These perpetual contracts provide convex payoff without strike prices or expiry dates, allowing traders to benefit from amplified ga...
Hyperliquid, a decentralized exchange focused on perpetual futures, saw its daily active users rise by 169% in 2026, reaching 71,411 users. This surge reflects growing interest and engagement in its platform, which recently processed $9 billion in pe...
Hyperliquid (HYPE) has fallen 17% to $72.49 despite bullish listings on South Korean exchanges. Selling pressure increased after large token sales and Binance reopening withdrawals post-security breach. Technical indicators show weakening momentum wi...
