TL;DR
- Bloomberg Terminal now streams selected Hyperliquid perpetual prices around the clock, bringing on-chain derivatives data into a platform used by professional market participants.
- The integration covers crypto, equities, commodities, foreign exchange and indexes, allowing traders to compare Hyperliquid prices with traditional market references.
- The addition comes after Hyperliquid open interest topped $18 billion in September, while separate infrastructure and regulated-market efforts continue expanding professional access.
Bloomberg Terminal now provides 24-hour streaming prices for selected Hyperliquid perpetual contracts, giving professional traders another way to monitor an on-chain derivatives venue from the same interface used for traditional markets. Bloomberg’s Michael McDonough said users can enter WSL HYPE <GO> to view the available contracts. The feature provides market data and monitoring, but Bloomberg does not currently offer direct execution on Hyperliquid.
The coverage extends beyond digital assets. Selected contracts include markets linked to equities, commodities, foreign exchange and indexes, allowing desks to compare Hyperliquid pricing with instruments such as Bitcoin, Nvidia, the S&P 500, Brent crude and EUR/USD. That broader coverage reflects how Hyperliquid has expanded from a crypto-focused perpetual exchange into a venue supporting markets based on a wider range of reference assets.
Hyperliquid’s open interest exceeded $18 billion on September 23, up from a previous record of $16.36 billion four days earlier. The platform had more than $13 billion in open interest at the end of August, showing how quickly outstanding derivatives positions increased during September. Bitcoin, Ether and HYPE represented about $9.33 billion of the September 23 total.
Bloomberg Just Put Hyperliquid on the Institutional Map
Bloomberg's @TheTerminal now lets users type WSL HYPE <GO> to monitor select Hyperliquid perpetuals 24/7 across crypto, equities, commodities, FX, and indexes.
No execution yet. But the bigger impact is institutional… pic.twitter.com/HIT6BLEf4k
— Hyperliquid Daily (@HYPERDailyTK) October 5, 2026
Hyperliquid Expands Beyond Crypto Markets
Much of that expansion has come through HIP 3, a framework that allows independent deployers to create perpetual markets for assets beyond native crypto contracts. Markets linked to the S&P 500, gold, crude oil and private companies have added new trading opportunities while preserving the continuous structure of perpetual products.
The model has helped Hyperliquid develop into an on-chain venue for price discovery outside traditional market hours. Professional traders can use perpetual contracts to maintain exposure when the underlying market is closed, although these products also introduce leverage, funding and liquidity risks that differ from conventional spot markets.
Infrastructure providers are also building connections between Hyperliquid and professional trading firms. DoubleZero introduced Hyperliquid data feeds through its Edge service in September, targeting market makers, quantitative firms and trading desks. The service is designed to deliver sequenced market information without requiring subscribers to reconstruct the venue’s order book from public API updates.
