
Hyperliquid (CRYPTO:HYPE) surpassed US$10 billion in perpetual futures open interest, highlighting growing demand for onchain trading of crypto assets, equities and commodities.
The milestone comes as Hyperliquid became the third-largest perpetual futures exchange, with Talos attributing roughly US$4 billion of open interest to HIP-3 builder-deployed markets.
“Hyperliquid’s US$10 billion open interest milestone shows growing demand for onchain equities and commodities trading with 24/7 accessibility,” said Talos.
Talos identified oil, the Nasdaq 100 and technology stock-linked contracts among the platform’s most actively traded markets, while synthetic pre-IPO products generated more than US$250 million in open interest ahead of SpaceX’s expected public listing.
The latest figures indicate expanding participation in non-crypto markets on blockchain-based derivatives platforms, and following the announcement the Hyperliquid token price was unchanged at US$XX.
Hyperliquid launched prediction markets for offchain events on May 26, adding another product category as it expands beyond digital asset trading.
The platform generated more than US$15.6 million in fees during the past week, ranking behind only stablecoin issuers Tether and Circle among crypto protocols tracked by DefiLlama.
At the time of reporting, Hyperliquid price was $71.17.