Hyperliquid's HIP-3 framework — which lets anyone deploy a perpetual futures market on the protocol's settlement layer — cleared $62 billion in May volume, pushing the venue to a record 6.63% share of global perps and 14.4% against Binance.

The founder of the company that owns the New York Stock Exchange praised the small decentralized exchange and its SpaceX pre-IPO market, even as ICE presses regulators over how to police perpetual futures.

Spot ETFs tracking Hyperliquid ($THYP and $BHYP) attracted over $16 million in flows yesterday, bringing cumulative net inflows to $69 million.

Bitwise's chief investment officer said that Hyperliquid is targeting not the $3 trillion crypto economy, but the $600 trillion global asset market.

The Hyperliquid Policy Center disputed the framing.

Native Markets is selling its brand assets to Coinbase as USDC becomes the protocol's canonical quote asset.

IPOP markets reference anticipated public equity, convert to standard perps once shares list, and settle by TWAP if the listing fails.

On-chain traders on Hyperliquid can now trade over 250 tokenized U.S. equities.

The deal gives non-U.S. investors around-the-clock leveraged exposure to the world's most-tracked equity benchmark on Hyperliquid.

With Jake Chervinsky at the helm, the Hyperliquid Policy Center gives the perp DEX a formal policy foothold in Washington.