Hyperliquid co-founder says private markets present a major opportunity

Hyperliquid co-founder says private markets present a major opportunity

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2026-09-30 02:57:39
Hyperliquid co-founder Jeff Yan said during Korea Blockchain Week 2026 on Sept. 30 that private markets with access restrictions represent a "huge opportunity." He said enabling global market participants to discover prices for those assets would ultimately carry social value. Yan also said Hyperliquid is exploring opportunities across a broader set of financial markets. His comments come after the platform has gradually expanded the range of tradable assets on offer and moved into adjacent areas including prediction markets and options. The remarks outline how Hyperliquid is framing its next phase of product exploration: not only widening the asset universe available on the platform, but also looking at market structures that could bring pricing activity to assets that have traditionally been less accessible.

Hyperliquid co-founder Jeff Yan said on Sept. 30 during Korea Blockchain Week 2026 that private markets subject to access restrictions represent a "huge opportunity."

Yan said giving global market participants a way to discover prices for those assets would ultimately create social value.

He also said Hyperliquid is exploring opportunities across a broader range of financial markets. The platform had already been gradually expanding its tradable asset lineup and moving into areas such as prediction markets and options.

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