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Hyperliquid’s Tokenized Futures Market Hits $1.2B Open Interest
The decentralized platform Hyperliquid has reached a record $1.2 billion in open interest on its HIP-3 perpetual futures market. Most trading activity comes from tokenized futures tied to stocks and commodities like oil, gold, and silver, while crypto pairs represent only a small portion of the leading markets.
Tokenized Contracts Lead the Surge
The XYZ100-USDC stock contract and CL-USDC oil contract currently dominate both open interest and trading volume, reflecting growing adoption of decentralized platforms for pricing traditional assets, especially during volatile oil markets and weekend trading. CL-USDC saw $1.62 billion in trading over 24 hours.
Since its debut on October 13, the HIP-3 market has steadily gained traction, with open interest consistently hitting record highs. This highlights increased platform activity and adoption, driven largely by futures on commodities and equities.
Decentralized Market Creation Empowers Users
Hyperliquid allows anyone to launch a perpetual futures market by staking 500,000 HYPE tokens as collateral, instead of restricting creation to a few validators. This system empowers the community to create markets, expanding trading opportunities beyond traditional platforms.
According to Arca, only 7 of Hyperliquid’s 30 leading markets are crypto pairs, while the majority involve stocks and commodities. Recent price surges in Murban crude and major oil benchmarks like Brent and WTI — briefly topping $110 per barrel amid Middle East tensions — underscore the demand for decentralized instruments capable of trading real-world assets (RWA) around the clock.