
HyperFlash
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HyperFlash
@HyperFlash_hl
Ultimate trading engine https://t.co/m6lfheNFey











HIP-3 is proving to be quite sticky. HIP-3 perps market retention rate is >60% even 3 months post-onboarding. This is extremely high for a trading application and even high for consumer fintech apps in general As you can see in the chart, there is a drastic difference between the 3-month cohort retention for HIP-3 markets (~64%) and crypto perps (~27%) There are likely a lot of reasons for this. Some that come to mind: - Traditional assets more pleasant to trade than crypto which suffers from extreme volatility, market manipulation, and scam tokens - Perps are a far better way to express leverage than short-term options for most traders, yet they are a novel instrument not currently offered elsewhere (with real adoption) on equities, commodities, etc. - Macro and flows are always in flux. One day you want to trade silver, the next day you might want to trade oil. HIP-3 allows traders to access all markets on one unified platform - Hyperliquid trading UI is far superior to that of legacy platforms. Not even just for perps, but as a trading terminal in general. This is a new experience for non-crypto natives who are onboarded via HIP-3 User stickiness is one of the most important metrics for any business, and even more so when dealing with a platform that experiences such massive network effects. I expect to see continued onboarding (and retention) of users to Hyperliquid via HIP-3 markets, resulting in deeper liquidity, more tradable markets, and continued UX improvement via features like BLP and portfolio margin The house of all finance cc @0xren_cf @ryohhno for this great data Hyperliquid









LME metals trading froze for nearly 3 hours Monday after a technical issue halted price updates. Hyperliquid kept trading. It got me thinking about circuit breakers — and what happens to them in markets that never close. I wrote on Substack about how the Hyperliquid ecosystem is reshaping market structure. fintechfrank.substack.com/p/when-markets…




Between Oct 18 2023 and Mar 18 2024, SOL ran from a ~$10B market cap to ~$90B. Due to over $1B in burnt network fees, plus minimal team unlocks, HYPE today, at a price of $41, finds itself at a $12B market cap. Q2 2026.

Hype above $40 is gud tek










