创历史新高，HYPE第二季度上涨79%，Hyperliquid RWA交易量占比升至32.2%
2026-08-06 05:10
Odaily Planet Daily News Hyperliquid Research Collective released its Q2 2026 report, stating that real-world asset (RWA) perpetual contract trading on the Hyperliquid platform continues to grow. The share of HIP-3 related trading volume rose from 1.8% in the previous quarter to 20.7%, and further reached 32.2% in Q2, with quarterly trading volume reaching $213 billion, accounting for nearly one-third of the platform's total trading volume.
The report shows that during Q2, the Hyperliquid ecosystem attracted more traditional finance attention, with 3 HYPE ETFs beginning trading, providing investment channels for institutional investors unable to directly custody tokens. Meanwhile, fund management firms such as Hyperliquid Strategies have continued to build HYPE reserves, with funds and related treasuries collectively holding approximately 7.7% of the HYPE supply.
On the data front, HYPE rose 79% in Q2, hitting an all-time high of $76.90, while Bitcoin fell 14% during the same period. Hyperliquid protocol revenue recovered to growth after bottoming out in April, reaching $169 million in monthly revenue by the end of the quarter. Cumulative protocol revenue surpassed $1 billion, with $141 million returned to holders through buybacks.
The report shows that during Q2, the Hyperliquid ecosystem attracted more traditional finance attention, with 3 HYPE ETFs beginning trading, providing investment channels for institutional investors unable to directly custody tokens. Meanwhile, fund management firms such as Hyperliquid Strategies have continued to build HYPE reserves, with funds and related treasuries collectively holding approximately 7.7% of the HYPE supply.
On the data front, HYPE rose 79% in Q2, hitting an all-time high of $76.90, while Bitcoin fell 14% during the same period. Hyperliquid protocol revenue recovered to growth after bottoming out in April, reaching $169 million in monthly revenue by the end of the quarter. Cumulative protocol revenue surpassed $1 billion, with $141 million returned to holders through buybacks.
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