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JUST IN: A new validator market has gone live, a World Cup Outcome market.
You may soon be able to bet on your favorite national teams directly on Hyperliquid.
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Hyperliquid.
Hyperliquid just generated more fees in the last 24 hours than all other chains combined with $4,2M in fees.
Hyperliquid: 4,2M
Other chains combined: 3,2M
For the first time, the largest perpetual position on Hyperliquid is a HIP-3 position: a $90M long on the S&P 500.
The same wallet is also long $XYZ100 with a $60M position, now the second-largest HIP-3 position on the platform, while holding roughly $37.4M in short positions across a basket of cryptocurrencies.
a16z continues to purchase HYPE, with a total unrealized profit of approximately $131 million
An a16z-linked entity withdrew a total of 224,118 HYPE from major exchanges over the past 24 hours, worth about $15.16 million. Since 2026, its accumulated HYPE holdings have increased to 6.906 million tokens, worth about $322 million, with an average cost of about $46.7 and an unrealized profit of about $131 million. https://t.co/kMgfE0Wx5W
Kinetiq announces its "Launch" feature goes live on June 10th, enabling permissionless deployment of custom LSTs on Hyperliquid.
Users can create LSTs with full control over validator selection and optional upgrades to HIP-3/HIP-4 for DEX integration without infrastructure overhead.
Hyperliquid.
$37.36M net buy pressure on hyperliquid:native right now. $38.39M in active TWAP buys against $1.03M in sells. 37:1 ratio.
Page after page of spot buys. 29.9K HYPE. 29.8K. 29.6K. All running simultaneously.
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@liquidterminal.
Hyperliquid.
Kalshi launched the first CFTC-regulated perp futures in America this week - one BTC contract, "first in US history." CT immediately called it the Hyperliquid killer.
It's the opposite, and the thing everyone's cheering is exactly why.
Kalshi's entire moat is regulation - onshore, CFTC, KYC, custodied with the exchange. That's a real edge for Americans and institutions who legally couldn't touch offshore perps. But that's not Hyperliquid's user base. Nobody self-custodying trading size on HL is migrating to a KYC'd venue that lists assets case-by-case pending one CFTC commissioner's sign-off. Kalshi isn't taking HL's market; it's opening a different one.
Look at the product gap. Kalshi: 1 perp live, aiming for ~12 currencies eventually, funding every 8h, no spot, no composability, no self-custody, nothing to build on. Hyperliquid: hundreds of perps, ~70% of perp DEX share, ~$6B daily derivatives volume, tighter BTC spreads than Binance, HIP-3 builder perps (oil alone tapped $1.7B/day), unified margin across perps + spot + outcomes, and a flywheel routing ~97% of fees into HYPE buybacks. Regulated ≠ liquid. They're at contract #1.
And here's what nobody's saying: the convergence runs both ways - but HL is deeper into Kalshi's turf than Kalshi is into HL's.
HL already shipped HIP-4 outcome markets. Its first BTC outcome market did roughly 3x the volume of the equivalent Polymarket + Kalshi markets combined. So while Kalshi takes its first regulator-gated step into perps, Hyperliquid already walked onto Kalshi's home field - prediction markets - and outvolumed it.
Oh, and the moat? The CFTC's perp stance is guidance, not law - one commissioner. Reversible the moment agency leadership turns. The whole edge rests on who runs the regulator.
Different games. One's a walled regulated exchange built for US institutions. The other's a permissionless global liquidity engine built for whoever shows up. Kalshi perps are great for Kalshi. They're not a dent in HL.
Disclosure: I trade on HL and hold HYPE. DYOR.
Whales continue buying $HYPE!
New wallet (0x6436) withdrew another 140,960 $HYPE($9.48M) from exchanges. In the past 3 days alone, it has withdrawn 902,317 $HYPE($64.9M).
Another newly created wallet, 0xc0f5, withdrew 170,000 $HYPE ($10.87M) from #Coinbase 8 hours ago.
https://t.co/fWfUrPnQ2A
https://t.co/GQEwilOeD3
At the same time that Arthur Hayes started selling, another entity related to Andrew Kang (@Rewkang ) sold 120k HYPE ($8M) in less than 30 minutes, pushing the hyperliquid:native price down more than 5%.
That entity already finished selling his stack, but Arthur Hayes, through Flowdesk, is still selling through a slow TWAP. He already has 165k HYPE left.
Just 5 minutes ago, another interesting participant appeared. Andreas Brekken (@abrkn ), founder of SideShift, also started selling 50k HYPE.
At the same time, Hyperliquid Strategies (@HypeStrat) is TWAPping more than $10M through Anchorage.
Arthur Hayes selling wallet: https://t.co/cXwT66Z4xp
Related Andrew Kang wallet (not confirmed): https://t.co/A4M1fK6ABh
Andreas Brekken wallet: https://t.co/AGUaiJjgFZ
Hyperliquid Strategies $PURR (@HypeStrat) just published that they bought 1.4M HYPE, worth around $95M, over the last 7 days, while their cash position only fell by $15.5M.
They now hold 23.7M HYPE and $141.7M in cash.
At the current HYPE price, they are trading at 1.29x NAV, which allows them to issue more ATM shares, sell them, and buy more HYPE.
Source: https://t.co/EQb6uMkkLL