Hyperliquid (HYPE)

[1/8] - We launched in Feb 2025 with community capital, no VCs, and real conviction. We built something real. But the on-chain perps market has consolidated hard around heavily capitalised competitors, and our FLP pool can't absorb that pressure sustainably. We're making a clean exit. Now. Properly.

Coinbase believes Hyperliquid's true market share is higher than the surface level data And that that market dominance is here to stay https://t.co/iEO1wsRXDo

The regulatory landscape for DeFi and perps in the U.S. is moving fast. We broke it down on @HyperliquidR: @HyperliquidPC, the CFTC's latest announcements, and key takeaways from @jchervinsky's interview with @ThinkingUSD. All you need to stay up to date. Hyperliquid. https://t.co/nMMGR9qTSL

Paradex is scam, Cascade is scam, nado is scam and 95% of perp going to scam you. They can’t beat Hyperliquid and Lighter in terms of anything, whether you talk about tech or you talk about metrics. Only few perp dex is going to cook like Pacifica, Hibachi, Variational, Extended cuz they have a solid community with good traders who signed up there not to farm but actually to trade. And I’m talking about Hibachi cuz they are building FX with perp dex and they are backed by Circle and top ventures. And also they have zk type of privacy tech so yeah kinda highly bullish on this. That’s it Hibachiooo ❤️🔥

Curious if anyone followed me on the $HYPE trade I shared yesterday? It proved to be a correct call. https://t.co/VImJwtYiYi https://t.co/9xb1LIEmJG

The numbers & volume on DeFi in the last 7d really looks good. Total DeFi TVL just hit $99.955B, up +6.06% in 24 hours. DEX volume crossed $61.335B in 7d, up +16.15% WoW. Perps volume hit $176.384B in 7d, up +20.86% WoW. The numbers don't lie. Here are the top 10 chains attracting the most DeFi inflows over the last 7 days 👇 1. @HyperliquidX: $654,300,000 2. @arbitrum: $611,400,000 3. @ethereum: $396,300,300 4. @0xPolygon: $123,000,000 5. @base: $101,800,000 6. @inkonchain : $62,800,800 7. @solana: $37,300,000 8. @Optimism: $26,300,000 9. @BNBCHAIN: $22,300,000 10. @injective: $14,700,000 Do we see more inflows on other chains before the week ends? Lemme know in the comments👇

This is one of the most transparent answers I've ever seen from a prop firm. Respect. The FTMO comparison is a strong argument. One rule (trailing) vs six hidden ones — when you frame it that way, the simplicity becomes the feature, not the limitation. Fair point taken. The Glitch model is the key insight here. If I understand correctly: Vanta identifies top traders through the evaluation, then live-trades their signals via Glitch. That explains why you can offer 100% split — the trader IS the product, not the fee. That's a fundamentally different business model than traditional prop firms who profit when traders fail. Fees look competitive. 5 bps transaction fee + institutional-grade data is solid. The 10.95% funding fee matters for swing positions — worth flagging for my traders who hold overnight. Appreciate the time you took here — this is how you build trust. Looking forward to seeing the Hyperliquid integration go live.

The regulatory landscape for DeFi and perps in the U.S. is moving fast. We broke it down on @HyperliquidR: @HyperliquidPC, the CFTC's latest announcements, and key takeaways from @jchervinsky's interview with @ThinkingUSD. All you need to stay up to date. Hyperliquid. https://t.co/nMMGR9qTSL

Takeaways from Jake Chervinsky's Interview with Flood @ThinkingUSD and @SoskaKyle recently hosted @jchervinsky on their space for one of the more substantive conversations on crypto regulation to come out of Washington in some time. Here are the key takeaways: 1. Jake's background Jake started his career as a lawyer specializing in compliance and government enforcement defense, spending years working directly with regulators including the SEC and the CFTC. He discovered crypto in 2017 and became convinced early that blockchain technology had the potential to fundamentally reshape the financial system. In 2019 he moved into the industry full time, joining Compound where he worked on some of the earliest DeFi governance token models. Over the years he became increasingly involved in Washington policy discussions before ultimately landing at HPC, where his focus is on building the regulatory framework that would allow decentralized finance, and platforms like Hyperliquid, to be legally accessible to U.S. us