Overview
- Bloomberg added 24-hour streaming prices for select Hyperliquid perpetual contracts on Monday, giving Terminal users the WSL HYPE function to monitor those markets around the clock.
- The integration delivers market data only and does not allow users to execute trades, manage custody, or clear positions from the Terminal.
- Hyperliquid has seen rapid growth this year, with open interest toppling roughly $18 billion in September and its HIP 3 framework enabling perpetuals tied to stocks, commodities, indexes and private companies.
- Market infrastructure firms have already made Hyperliquid data available through other feeds, and Payward has proposed a regulated U.S. route using Bitnomial with NinjaTrader Clearing that remains subject to CFTC and SEC approval.
- Bringing prices into Bloomberg increases institutional visibility and could prompt closer regulatory scrutiny, a dynamic underscored by Singapore’s MAS placing Hyperliquid on its investor alert list.