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Hyperliquid currently holds roughly $7B in USDC. At current short-term Treasury yields, that balance generates hundreds of millions of dollars a year in reserve income. Historically, most of that income accrued to Circle/Coinbase. AQAv2 changes the split: Coinbase/Circle will pass 90% of cost-adjusted interest revenue from native USDC on Hyperliquid back to the platform, with the first payment due to hit the Assistance Fund on October 3 and fund HYPE buybacks. Until now, HYPE buybacks have been funded primarily by trading fees. They now have a second revenue stream driven by USDC balances × short-term rates.
This is also changing how stablecoin economics get divided. Circle handles issuance, reserves, and redemptions, but exchanges, wallets, and apps determine where USDC ultimately sits. Hyperliquid, Lighter, and Polymarket together hold roughly $8B in deposits, generating an estimated $250M–$300M in annualized Treasury yield. At that scale, platforms have enough leverage to demand a share of the reserve income. Lighter has a similar revenue-sharing agreement with Circle/Coinbase, yet its USDC supply has fallen from more than $900M to roughly $630M since the partnership was announced. Robinhood Wallet still routes its onchain perpetuals through Lighter, but Robinhood did not extend that setup to the newly announced U.S. main-app perps; reports say the new business will run through Robinhood-owned Bitstamp. A revenue-share agreement does not lock in the deposits behind it. Whoever owns the user relationship can redirect both order flow and balances. Hyperliquid controls more of its own trading funnel and USDC deposits, giving it stronger leverage with the stablecoin issuer.
@BehemothRapsody@HIVE_imd 100% agree. The agents are clearly putting in work already, so staker rewards are the next piece everyone’s watching for. You’re asking the right question 👀
-Bitget Protection Fund back to >$300M as we promised. https://t.co/GeX9tc0ASQ
-PoR is 131% per yesterday's update https://t.co/2xs4e09Ro6
-Withdrawal resumed for BTC, ETH, and USDT already, will open up everything else on Friday.
The business is gradually back to usual. Thank you for all of your support!
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