Hyperliquid, a decentralized exchange, has reached a record 6.9% share of the aggregate perpetual futures open interest, rivaling centralized platforms like Binance and Bybit. This growth is driven by its permissionless markets launched in October 2025, allowing trading of real-world asset futures such as gold, oil, and S&P 500. Hyperliquid now commands over 70% of on-chain perpetual futures volume within decentralized exchanges, with its native token HYPE rising significantly. While this marks a major shift in crypto trading, investors should be aware of risks including market concentration and regulatory uncertainties related to real-world asset trading.
Hyperliquid launched a manual borrowing feature on September 18, 2026, allowing users to borrow USDC or USDT using HYPE or BTC as collateral. On the first day, users borrowed $269 million, indicating strong demand and confidence in the platform's bor...
Hyperliquid has introduced a new lending feature on its HyperCore platform, allowing users to post HYPE or BTC as collateral to borrow stablecoins USDC or USDT. On the first day, $269 million in assets were borrowed, with interest rates dynamically a...
Hyperliquid, a Layer-1 decentralized platform, has introduced borrowing and lending services allowing users to borrow USDC and USDT using HYPE and BTC as collateral. The new feature attracted $269 million in borrowed assets on its first day, signalin...
Bitcoin recovered to just below $78,000 after a brief dip, marking its third straight day of gains amid a broader crypto rally. Major altcoins like Hyperliquid's HYPE, Zcash's ZEC, and Solana's SOL saw significant increases of 11%, 8%, and 6% respect...
Hyperliquid's weekly protocol revenue reached $13.48 million, generating $15.11 million in gross fees. The protocol burned 156.58K HYPE tokens worth about $12.42 million, continuing a trend of increasing revenue and token burns. Cumulative revenue ha...
