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.
The HYPE token surged over 7% to the $60–$61 range following the launch of CFTC-regulated perpetual futures by Kalshi, enabling U.S. retail investors to trade it legally. Interest in HYPE futures rose sharply to $2.56 billion, surpassing XRP's open i...
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Hyperliquid (HYPE) has fallen 21.2% from its June peak amid a Bitcoin sell-off, but strong fundamentals like growing TVL and fee generation suggest continued investor confidence. Technical analysis shows a possible retracement to $38-$46 before a pot...
Hyperliquid's HIP-3 commodity markets, once booming due to West Asia crisis-driven demand, now face a crisis. The market is dominated by TradeXYZ, controlling over 90%, making it hard for smaller deployers to compete and recover their costs, which ca...
Hyperliquid (HYPE) price increased by 4% to $60.93, boosted by the launch of CFTC-regulated perpetual futures for U.S. traders and growing trading volume. The market gained attention after Arthur Hayes criticized the upcoming SpaceX IPO as a "classic...
