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DoubleZero Launches Fiber Sequenced Feeds for Hyperliquid

The paid, read-only service gives trading firms a sequenced view of Hyperliquid’s order book and mempool intents to remove the need to rebuild books from public APIs.

Overview

  • DoubleZero made five Hyperliquid feeds available on its Edge network on September 24, 2026, offering four market-data streams for native perpetuals and HIP-3 trade[XYZ] markets plus a separate mempool order-intent feed sold by paid subscription with two IP addresses per region.
  • The feeds deliver sequenced updates over DoubleZero’s dedicated fiber so subscribers receive an ordered, machine-readable stream instead of collecting public API responses and reconstructing order books locally.
  • DoubleZero positions Edge as a read-only distribution layer built with Hyperliquid validator operators and ecosystem partners Hyperion DeFi, MAVAN and Kinetiq, and the announcement did not add order-entry or execution functions or provide latency benchmarks.
  • The package includes HIP-3 trade[XYZ] perpetuals tied to commodities such as oil, gold and silver, extending the feed’s use beyond crypto pairs and reflecting large reported trading volumes in those markets.
  • The launch expands Edge’s venue coverage—joining Solana and Kalshi—and could improve execution quality for market makers and algorithmic desks, but related HIP-3 energy perpetuals remain under CFTC review and no U.S. trading approval has been reported.