Trade.XYZ launches prediction markets page with 26 live contracts across three sections

Trade.XYZ launches prediction markets page with 26 live contracts across three sections

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2026-09-07 14:22:30
Trade.XYZ has quietly added a prediction markets trading page to its official website, according to data shown on the platform as of Sept. 7. The page currently lists 26 markets grouped under three sections: finance, sports and others. The launch follows an earlier deployment by Trade.XYZ on Hyperliquid, where the project had already rolled out its HIP-4 DEX on Sept. 5. Trading records show that deployment was completed at 21:15 Beijing time on Sept. 5. Hyperliquid’s HIP-4 is built for outcome and prediction markets rather than perpetuals. The framework is designed for event-based contracts with binary or multi-outcome structures, and settlement resolves to 0 or 1 without leveraged liquidation mechanics. That setup differs from Hyperliquid’s HIP-3 perpetuals model.

Trade.XYZ has launched a prediction markets trading page on its official website, according to platform data cited by BlockBeats on Sept. 7. The page currently includes 26 trades across three sections: finance, sports and others.

Earlier, on Sept. 5, Trade.XYZ deployed its HIP-4 DEX on Hyperliquid. Trading records show the deployment was completed at 21:15 Beijing time on Sept. 5.

Hyperliquid’s HIP-4 is built specifically for outcome and prediction markets. These are event-result contracts with binary or multi-outcome structures that settle to 0 or 1 and do not use leveraged liquidation mechanics. That makes HIP-4 different from HIP-3 perpetuals.

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