Real-world asset trading made up the majority of Hyperliquid’s weekly volume for the first time, according to data cited by Odaily. Blockworks data shows that between July 13 and July 19, RWA volume on Hyperliquid reached $25.1 billion, accounting for 52% of the platform’s total weekly trading volume of $48.2 billion. The report said this was the first time weekly RWA trading on Hyperliquid exceeded the combined volume of all other asset classes on the platform.
Separate figures from RWA.xyz pointed to broader growth in the sector over the past month. The number of RWA holders rose 32% to 1.25 million, while the total value of tokenized RWAs increased 3.5% to $36.7 billion. Circle co-founder and CEO Jeremy Allaire said the trend reflects a “major structural shift” taking place in the crypto market. The item was attributed to Cointelegraph.
RWA trading on Hyperliquid reached $25.1 billion between July 13 and July 19, making up 52% of the platform’s total weekly volume of $48.2 billion, according to Blockworks data cited by Odaily.
The report said this was the first time that weekly RWA volume on Hyperliquid had surpassed the combined trading volume of all other asset classes on the platform.
Sector data also showed monthly growth
Data from RWA.xyz showed that over the past month, the number of RWA holders increased 32% to 1.25 million. Over the same period, the total value of tokenized RWAs rose 3.5% to $36.7 billion.
Circle co-founder and CEO Jeremy Allaire said the trend represents a “major structural shift” in the crypto market.
The news item cited Cointelegraph as the source.
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