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Hyperion's Hyunsu Jung argues HYPE's $75B fully diluted peak puts it in CME, IBKR, and Robinhood territory — and that the chain's next chapter is L1-style app revenue, not just perps.
The third-party HIP-3 builder swap points to Skew becoming the operating perps venue tied to Hyperion's HYPE-denominated treasury, with revenue share layered in.
The milestone marks a fresh price-discovery point for Hyperliquid and gives traders a new reference level for the derivatives-focused ecosystem.
Hyperliquid blends the speed of a centralized exchange with the self-custody of DeFi. Here's what it is, how it works, and what to weigh before using it.
Hyperliquid directs roughly 97% of trading fees back to HYPE holders through weekly Dutch auctions, not through staking yield, which makes its token model genuinely unusual.
Selig is sketching a 'crypto asset market' category that, if finalized, hands every offshore perpetuals venue a concrete rulebook and potentially a US passport.
The record puts Hyperliquid’s native token at the center of the altcoin and perpetuals market conversation, with traders watching whether momentum holds above $95.
The 6.5% jump that pushed HYPE's weekly run to 53% sits on top of a 15% surge in futures volume — the kind of positioning buildup that tends to resolve in one direction once options-implied vol…
HyperGPT is a marketplace for AI applications and agents with HGPT as its utility token. Here is what it does, how it works, and the risks of a new project.
Hyperliquid runs a fully on-chain order book on its own HyperBFT chain; Aster is multichain with hidden orders. Here is how fees, tokens, and risks compare.
Uniswap V3 lets LPs concentrate funds inside chosen price ranges, increasing fee potential but magnifying impermanent loss and management costs.
Hyperliquid, Apex, and Vertex take different routes to on-chain perpetuals. Here is how their order books, funding rates, and liquidation engines actually behave in practice.
HYPE routes 99% of fees to buybacks, JUP is mostly governance, and ASTER is a high-FDV newcomer with heavy unlocks. Here is what the numbers actually say.
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