Hyperliquid’s HIP-3 markets hit $1.43 billion open interest fueled by 24/7 tokenized equities, commodities trading
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- Hyperliquid rolled out HIP‑3 markets that let investors trade tokenized equities and commodities nonstop, per the company’s launch notes.
- Investors have driven open interest to $1.43 billion, according to Bloomberg, highlighting massive demand for 24/7 exposure to non‑crypto assets.
- Analysts from Reuters see the move as a bridge between crypto and traditional finance, but warn that the regulatory gray zone could pose risks.
- Competitors such as dYdX and GMX are now under pressure to add similar continuous‑trading features, according to industry sources.
Why it matters: Round‑the‑clock tokenized asset trading could reshape market liquidity and investor access.
