Overview
- Bloomberg turned on live streaming prices for selected Hyperliquid perpetual futures on Monday, Oct. 5, 2026, letting Terminal users pull the feed with WSL HYPE.
- The feed covers contracts tied to cryptocurrencies, equities, commodities, foreign exchange and indexes and runs around the clock because perpetuals never expire.
- The Terminal integration is data only so users can view and compare prices but cannot place orders, manage wallets or clear trades through Bloomberg.
- Hyperliquid has rapidly expanded product scope using its HIP 3 deployer model and saw open interest top roughly $18 billion in September as new equity and commodity perps grew.
- Regulators and market firms remain involved: Singapore’s MAS has flagged Hyperliquid, Payward’s Bitnomial has pitched a regulated U.S. route that needs approvals, and wider Terminal visibility could push faster moves on compliance and cleared execution options.