Hyperliquid Perpetual Open Interest Share Hits Record 8.4%

Hyperliquid Perpetual Open Interest Share Hits Record 8.4%

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2026-06-20 22:56:25
According to hypeflows data cited by BlockBeats, Hyperliquid now accounts for 8.4% of the global perpetual futures market by open interest, including Binance, Bybit, OKX and other centralized exchanges. HTX data shows HYPE trading at $70.98, up 3.09% over 24 hours.
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BlockBeats reported on June 20, citing hypeflows data, that Hyperliquid has reached an 8.4% share of the global perpetual futures market when measured by open interest. The calculation includes all centralized trading platforms such as Binance, Bybit and OKX, so the figure refers to Hyperliquid’s share within the broader perpetual contracts market rather than a narrower exchange-only comparison.

Open Interest Share Reaches a Platform Record

The 8.4% share marks the highest level recorded since Hyperliquid was established, according to the same data source. Open interest measures the size of outstanding perpetual contract positions that have not yet been closed or settled, and is commonly used to compare how much position activity is concentrated across different venues in derivatives trading.

On the price side, HTX market data shows HYPE trading at $70.98, with a 24-hour gain of 3.09%. Together, the open interest share and the HYPE price update form the core information disclosed in the BlockBeats flash report.

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