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Hyperliquid volume hits $14.39 billion as rising oil prices drive expansion in crude derivatives

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Suehyeon Lee

Summary

  • The decentralized derivatives platform Hyperliquid recorded cumulative trading volume of about $14.39 billion over the past seven days, with open interest (OI) at roughly $1.73 billion.
  • In the commodities market, West Texas Intermediate (WTI) futures (CL) rose 2.13% over 24 hours to $97.87 a barrel, with open interest of about $265 million and trading volume of $201 million.
  • Brent (BRENT) climbed 2.13% to $106.40 a barrel, with open interest of about $362 million and trading volume of roughly $194 million, as oil’s rise amid heightened Middle East tensions is seen as driving increased derivatives trading.

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Trading activity on the decentralized derivatives platform Hyperliquid is expanding, while the crude-oil-led commodities market is showing strength.

According to UBlockchain on the 22nd (local time), Hyperliquid HIP-3 posted cumulative trading volume of about $14.39 billion over the past seven days, while open interest (OI) stood at roughly $1.73 billion.

In commodities, crude oil contracts are leading activity. West Texas Intermediate (WTI) futures (CL) traded at about $97.87 a barrel, up 2.13% over 24 hours. Open interest for the contract was around $265 million, with volume at $201 million.

Brent (BRENT) also rose 2.13% to about $106.40 a barrel, extending gains. Open interest was about $362 million, and volume came in at around $194 million.

Market participants see the recent oil-price surge driven by heightened Middle East tensions as fueling the expansion in derivatives trading.

Suehyeon Lee

Suehyeon Lee

shlee@bloomingbit.ioI'm reporter Suehyeon Lee, your Web3 Moderator.
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