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Jeff Yan on Hyperliquid's future vision: the AWS of finance
On July 9, 2026, Hyperliquid co-founder Jeff Yan @chameleon_jeff stated on the VALR podcast that the platform is fundamentally a liquidity infrastructure layer for all of finance, rather than just an exchange.
He believes that, much like how AWS handles computing resources for startups, Hyperliquid provides underlying support for liquidity, ledgers, and asset tokenization across various platforms. Yan stated that as disparate platforms integrate into this single layer, it creates a compounding effect, allowing all users to benefit from tighter spreads and deeper liquidity.
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It’s still crazy to me that $HYPE is not right there with BNB and SOL in the mc rankings.
It has now far eclipsed SOL in daily revenues (yes im using REV) with a much better forward looking picture.
To all the people who were saying SOL should flip ETH because of REV, what justification exists for SOL trading above HYPE?
Now answer without saying decentralization, tvl, or moneyness because dot eths were getting lambasted for making that argument.
BTW Hyperliquid needs Solana to grow. Where Solana excels is its ability to issue new assets, which then allows Hyperliquid to generate revenue from those assets. But it has become more clear than ever which protocol is the better and more defensible business.
Hyperliquid captures 33% of all blockchain revenue, making it the top money maker in the cryptoeconomy.
Its also doing so with the highest revenue quality and best growth trajectory.
Remind me again why $HYPE is not a top 5 coin?
The people champ 👑
Hyperliquid
I've heard feedback from many that market making has gotten more competitive on Hyperliquid recently. This is great for end users as it means liquidity is deeper and more robust.
Fairness is a core principle of Hyperliquid in every dimension. For market makers, this means that the blockchain is designed with equal access in mind. However, “equal” does not mean “easy.” As the protocol continues to scale to meet increasing demand, it becomes important to understand the intricacies of Hyperliquid's custom infrastructure that powers the largest permissionless trading venue.
For a long time, the primary alpha was simply integrating Hyperliquid. The API is designed to abstract away most blockchain complexities for new users, allowing automated traders to port over strategies with ease. While the ease of onboarding has not changed, the importance of latency has increased.
The most responsive strategies require the best client-side infrastructure. The overarching principle guiding latency optimization is that Hyperliquid is a blockchain, not a CEX:
1. The fastest data comes from running a node.
- Action item: run against a reliable, static peer. For example, the Hyper Foundation offers a peer for non-validators to connect to.
2. The most complete data comes from running a node. Every transaction is streamed in real-time, and the node offers various formats for ingestion.
- Note: run node with output buffering disabled.
3. Nodes execute the entire blockchain, no small feat of engineering and in stark contrast to CEXs where client-side code only processes the user’s state. Hyperliquid nodes execute and verify the entire blockchain state including HyperCore and HyperEVM on a single machine. While the execution can keep up with moderate hardware specs, the latency improvements scale with the number of cores because a significant portion of execution is parallelizable.
- Action item: the data exposed by the node is rich and allows much more insight into the full blockchain state. In addition to local API servers, a full L4 book can be built. See example implementation.
- Action item: users can see significant gains up to 32 cores, with additional diminishing returns above that.
4. Cancelations are designed to have a high success rate. The first order effect here is built into the HyperBFT's mempool prioritization of cancels. However, some users find further optimizations helpful. For example, an in-flight GTC order can be "canceled" while still in the mempool by invalidating the nonce used in the order.
Why the hell is @katzakartel pumping? Glad I’ve been rockin’ my Katza PFP this whole time
the people champ, lets go jeff
We’re excited to welcome @chameleon_jeff, Co-Founder of @HyperliquidX, to #KBW2025: IMPACT!
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Last week, Hyperliquid was the first major venue to offer PUMP prelaunch trading. It became the main platform for price discovery leading up to PUMP’s highly anticipated TGE, with over $400M in open interest and $600M in 24h volume as a prelaunch perp.
Following TGE, Hyperliquid was also the first major venue to offer spot trading of PUMP through @unitxyz. It remains one of the most liquid venues to trade PUMP spot.
Hyperliquid continues to support the movement of capital formation and price discovery onchain. This trend is reflected in four consecutive days of open interest all-time highs. Today’s OI reached $12.1B.
