Hyperliquid, a decentralized perpetual futures exchange, has integrated its perpetual contracts into the Bloomberg Terminal, marking a key step toward institutional adoption. This platform supports over 100 assets on its own blockchain and now gains greater visibility among professional investors. Market data shows rising confidence in Hyperliquid reaching a $100 price target by the end of 2026, with prediction markets indicating a 71.5% likelihood. This development may signal growing acceptance of decentralized finance by traditional institutions and could influence future market dynamics and partnerships.
Hyperliquid perpetual contracts integration into Bloomberg Terminal provides context for digital asset markets. For readers following major cryptocurrencies, here is Pluang's market snapshot as of Oct 05, 2026 13:02 WIB: out of 50 major cryptocurrencies, 32 rose and 17 fell. Dogecoin (DOGE) traded at Rp1.711 with a 3.07% increase and a typical hold time of 110 days on Pluang.
A trader closed a short position of nearly 15,000 Ether at a $471,000 loss and then opened a new long position worth about $64.3 million with 25x leverage. The new long covers 23,734 Ether and has a liquidation price set at $2,650, meaning the positi...
Bitcoin (BTC) is trading close to $85,852, with order book bids and asks differing across five major spot and perpetual markets. Binance shows a bid advantage of about $3.25 million in its spot market, while Coinbase has more asks than bids. In perpe...
Glassnode reports that Bitcoin's largest cluster of leveraged short positions is near $90,000, just above its current trading price around $85,000-$86,000. If Bitcoin's price rises to this level, many short sellers could be forced to close positions,...
Pump.fun generated $55.5 million in protocol revenue over 30 days through October 4, 2026, slightly surpassing Hyperliquid's $54.34 million. Over the past seven days, Pump.fun also led with $17.54 million compared to Hyperliquid's $11.19 million. Pum...
Dolby Laboratories is rated a Buy due to its high gross margin of around 90%, strong operating leverage, and a robust share buyback program authorized up to $427 million. Despite weak revenue growth and stagnant licensing, Dolby's earnings per share ...
