TradingView Adds Hyperliquid and Trade[XYZ] Data for 24/7 Onchain Perpetual Markets

TradingView expands data coverage with Hyperliquid and Trade[XYZ]

TradingView announced that it has added market data feeds from Hyperliquid and Trade[XYZ], reflecting the growing importance of around-the-clock trading environments in modern markets. As global price action is increasingly influenced by events that unfold continuously rather than within traditional market hours, the platform said 24/7 access has become essential for investors looking to manage risk and express market views in real time.

With the new integration, TradingView users can now follow onchain perpetual markets directly through the platform’s charting interface. The update broadens visibility not only for crypto perpetual instruments but also for spot assets and additional markets connected to Trade[XYZ]. For active traders and cross-asset participants, the launch effectively brings a wider set of continuously traded instruments into a familiar charting and analysis environment.

Hyperliquid’s scale and the significance of the HIP-3 upgrade

Hyperliquid is a Layer 1 blockchain best known for operating what TradingView described as the largest and most liquid decentralized perpetuals exchange. Beyond perpetuals trading, the broader Hyperliquid ecosystem also supports borrowing, lending, and a full EVM environment, positioning the network as more than just a single-product venue.

According to the announcement, the protocol has processed more than $4 trillion in cumulative trading volume. That figure underscores Hyperliquid’s growing relevance in onchain derivatives and helps explain why data access on a mainstream charting platform matters for professional market participants tracking liquidity, participation, and price formation across venues.

TradingView also pointed to HIP-3 as a major driver of Hyperliquid’s recent growth. The upgrade allows independent teams to deploy their own perpetual markets on top of Hyperliquid’s infrastructure. In practical terms, this shifts the network from being only a destination for trading into a more open market infrastructure layer where third parties can launch and operate their own perpetual products.

Trade[XYZ] broadens access to cross-asset 24/7 perpetual markets

Trade[XYZ] was identified as the first HIP-3 deployer and remains the largest one to date. Its market offering extends beyond crypto-native instruments by providing 24/7 access to perpetual markets tied to multiple asset classes, including equities, commodities, FX, and pre-IPO markets. That makes it one of the more visible examples of how Hyperliquid’s infrastructure can be used to build broader cross-asset products.

TradingView said the launch of these feeds gives users real-time visibility into continuous price discovery across global markets, including periods when traditional exchanges are closed. This matters particularly for traders who monitor how sentiment and risk transfer between crypto and other asset categories outside standard market sessions.

Following the update, users can now chart 24/7 market data spanning crypto perpetuals, spot assets, and Trade[XYZ] real-world asset markets on Hyperliquid. The addition is less about a cosmetic symbol listing and more about extending the practical chart coverage available to participants who rely on uninterrupted market data across venues and asset classes.

How users can find the new markets on TradingView

TradingView said users can access the newly added markets through the symbol search function in Supercharts. To find the feeds, they can enter the prefixes HYPERLIQUID: or HIP3XYZ:. This naming structure separates the two data groups while making discovery straightforward inside the existing chart workflow.

The update gives TradingView broader visibility into the Hyperliquid ecosystem at a time when onchain perpetuals continue to mature as a trading venue. It also highlights the growing overlap between crypto-native market infrastructure and multi-asset trading demand, especially where users expect uninterrupted access to pricing and execution context. Source: TradingView official blog.