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Hyperliquid standard letting third-party builders deploy their own perpetual futures markets, including equity and commodity contracts, on its exchange.
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The $480bn it waves at the SEC and CFTC is under a tenth of its own venue's volume, and the onshore category it wants to enter is one CME only reopened in July.
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Hyperliquid's open interest record on September 20 came with tokenized equities and commodities at times above 30% of the book. HIP-3 opened those markets eleven months earlier, in October 2025.
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trade.xyz has put fully collateralized outcome contracts on a Hyperliquid book that has traded more than $460bn since January, and its own deployer fee sits at zero while it learns whether perp traders want to price events.
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Open interest reached $14.669bn while builder-deployed HIP-3 markets shrank by about $200m, so core perps added roughly $4bn in a month, and core routes about 99 per cent of its fees into HYPE buybacks.
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Cryptorank's count puts real-world-asset perpetuals above $2T for the third quarter, up from $1.2T, and the September fee take of about 1.8 basis points says the users are traders rather than allocators.
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HIP-4 is live on mainnet, and at $81 a token the 500,000 HYPE bond works out near $405,000 per concurrent market slot, which is why the second deployer to launch borrowed its stake from a treasury company.
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Three HPC filings in four days argue perpetual contracts belong at the center of the CFTC's agenda, while CME's June suit asks a federal court to call the same product a swap rather than a future. Kalshi's approved contract sits between them.
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HPC and trade[XYZ] want energy perpetuals on WTI, Brent and Henry Hub without new legislation. The letter's own numbers show weekend price discovery, not hedging size.
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Hyperliquid's first L2 arrives with a 400x gas spike as its evidence and a 15-month low in spot share as its market. The awkward part is Kinetiq's own contraction.
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A USDT-settled contract on a Shanghai memory maker follows SK Hynix and Samsung onto Binance Futures. The stated motive is lost crypto volume.
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HIP-3 open interest is past $4 billion, and roughly a fifth of it sits in two contracts on one South Korean memory maker. Concentration, not tokenization, is the story.
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