Hyperliquid eyes tokenized assets following reported $713M annual revenue
Hyperliquid generated $713 million in revenue over the past year without venture funding, according to reports citing Bloomberg, as co-founder Jeff Yan identified tokenized real-world assets as a key potential growth area.
Decentralized trading platform Hyperliquid generated $713 million in revenue over the past year, according to a Bloomberg profile cited by Cointelegraph, BlockNews, and Crypto Briefing. Crypto Briefing noted that the platform generated the revenue without venture funding, framing the performance as a demonstration of decentralized finance's potential even as regulatory challenges remain.[2][3][5]
Following the revenue results, Hyperliquid co-founder Jeff Yan highlighted tokenized real-world assets as a potential next growth opportunity, telling Bloomberg that "high-quality tokenized assets, real-world assets, would be quite interesting." Bloomberg reported that the platform could eventually offer a consumer product built around tokenized shares of major companies.[2][3][4]
Non-crypto trading is already driving substantial platform activity. In an excerpt from Bloomberg Businessweek shared by Frank Chaparro, real-world asset trading volumes on Hyperliquid surpassed $115 billion in July alone, rivaling crypto-linked volume. The report noted that because the platform remains open during periods when traditional venues close, daily trading of its oil perpetual contracts previously reached into the billions of dollars.[1]
Key facts
- Hyperliquid generated $713 million in revenue over the past year, according to a Bloomberg report.
- Crypto Briefing reported that Hyperliquid achieved its $713 million in revenue without venture capital funding.
- Hyperliquid co-founder Jeff Yan described high-quality tokenized real-world assets as "quite interesting" and viewed them as a potential next growth opportunity.
- Bloomberg reported that Hyperliquid could in time offer a consumer product centered on tokenized shares of major companies.
- Trading volume for real-world assets on Hyperliquid exceeded $115 billion in July alone, rivaling crypto-linked activity, according to Bloomberg Businessweek.
- Daily trading of Hyperliquid's oil perpetual contracts rose into the billions of dollars while traditional markets were closed, according to Bloomberg Businessweek.
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Profile of Hyperliquid founder Jeff Yan in Bloomberg: https://t.co/MqgmC6xEOC
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馃敟 LATEST: Hyperliquid generated $713M in revenue over the past year, per Bloomberg. Founder Jeff Yan sees tokenized assets as a potential next opportunity. https://t.co/34YtQa0Q40
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馃毃 JUST IN: Hyperliquid $HYPE generated a massive $713 MILLION in revenue over the past year, according to Bloomberg! Founder Jeff Yan now sees TOKENIZED ASSETS as a potential next major growth opportunity for the platform. https://t.co/RI3d5BKBmB
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NEW: @HyperliquidX CO-FOUNDER @chameleon_jeff TELLS BLOOMBERG "HIGH-QUALITY TOKENIZED ASSETS, REAL-WORLD ASSETS, WOULD BE QUITE INTERESTING" BLOOMBERG SAYS HYPERLIQUID COULD IN TIME OFFER A CONSUMER PRODUCT BUILT AROUND SHARES IN BIG COMPANIES, TRADED AS TOKENS SOURCE: https://t.co/oXx2DGxmMU
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Hyperliquid generates $713M in revenue over past year Hyperliquid's revenue success without venture funding highlights the potential of decentralized finance, but regulatory challenges loom. The post Hyperliquid generates $713M in revenue over past year appeared first on Crypto Briefing .
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