Hyperliquid listed perpetual contract trading for CASHCAT on July 11, according to BlockBeats, adding one of the week’s hottest meme coins from Robinhood Chain. The listing stands out because Hyperliquid had gone nearly three months without launching any new crypto-native token contracts before this move. BlockBeats noted that TON’s brand change to GRAM was not counted as a new listing in that stretch.
The exchange’s previous contract launch dates back to April 22, when it listed CHIP. The report also said Hyperliquid has slowed the pace of adding crypto-native token contracts this year as the broader market moved into a deeper bearish phase. The CASHCAT launch therefore marks a break in that recent listing drought, at least based on the timeline cited by BlockBeats.
Hyperliquid launched contract trading for CASHCAT on July 11, according to BlockBeats, adding a Robinhood Chain meme coin that has drawn strong attention this week.
Before the CASHCAT listing, Hyperliquid had gone nearly three months without adding any new crypto token contracts, the report said. BlockBeats added that TON’s rebrand to GRAM was not included in that count.
The platform’s last contract listing was CHIP on April 22. BlockBeats also said Hyperliquid has clearly slowed the pace of listing crypto-native token contracts this year as the market moved deeper into a bearish stretch.
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