TradingView Adds Hyperliquid and Trade[XYZ] Feeds for Onchain Perpetuals and RWA Market Coverage

TradingView expands market coverage with Hyperliquid and Trade[XYZ] feeds

TradingView announced that it is adding market data from Hyperliquid and Trade[XYZ], giving users direct visibility into onchain perpetual markets as they move in real time. The company framed the update around a structural shift in market behavior: events now unfold continuously across time zones, and price formation increasingly takes place outside the fixed hours associated with traditional venues. In that environment, 24/7 trading access is becoming a core requirement for professional market participants that need to manage risk, monitor exposure, and express directional views without waiting for a market open.

With these feeds now available, TradingView broadens its charting coverage beyond conventional crypto pairs and into a segment where onchain derivatives, cross-asset exposure, and continuous price discovery increasingly overlap. The addition is particularly relevant for traders who rely on unified dashboards and chart-based workflows. Instead of treating crypto perpetuals, spot markets, and newer synthetic or real-world asset-linked products as separate data silos, users can now track them through the same interface and search system on TradingView.

Hyperliquid’s scale and infrastructure role

Hyperliquid is a Layer 1 blockchain best known for operating what TradingView describes as the largest and most liquid decentralized perpetuals exchange. While perpetual trading remains its signature use case, the ecosystem has expanded beyond a single venue model. It also supports borrowing and lending functions, and includes a full EVM environment, positioning the network as a more comprehensive onchain financial stack rather than a narrow derivatives application.

The scale of activity on the protocol is substantial. According to the announcement, Hyperliquid has processed more than $4 trillion in cumulative trading volume. That figure matters because it places the newly integrated feed in the context of a highly active market structure, not a niche experimental venue. For chart users and market analysts, direct access to Hyperliquid data on TradingView means one of the most active areas of decentralized derivatives trading is now easier to monitor using standard professional tools.

HIP-3 as a recent growth catalyst

TradingView highlighted HIP-3 as a major contributor to Hyperliquid’s recent growth. The upgrade allows independent teams to deploy their own perpetual markets on top of Hyperliquid’s infrastructure. In practice, that shifts Hyperliquid from being only an execution venue into a more open market infrastructure layer, where third-party teams can launch their own products while leveraging the protocol’s underlying framework.

This matters strategically because it broadens the number and type of markets that can emerge within the Hyperliquid ecosystem. Rather than limiting expansion to products launched directly by the core protocol, HIP-3 enables outside builders to extend market coverage, asset exposure, and user reach. For data platforms such as TradingView, integrating feeds from this ecosystem means capturing not only the native protocol activity but also a growing set of markets deployed by external teams.

Trade[XYZ] as the first and largest HIP-3 deployer

Within that framework, Trade[XYZ] was the first team to deploy under HIP-3 and remains the largest such deployer. Its positioning is notable because it offers 24/7 access to perpetual markets across multiple asset classes, not just crypto-native instruments. According to the announcement, the platform covers equities, commodities, FX, and pre-IPO markets, adding a broader macro and cross-asset dimension to what users can track onchain.

That cross-asset design also helps explain why the TradingView integration is significant. By bringing Trade[XYZ] feeds onto the platform, users gain real-time visibility into continuous price discovery across global markets, including periods when traditional venues are closed. In other words, the data can offer a live view into how onchain perpetual markets are pricing assets and themes outside standard exchange hours, which may be useful for traders monitoring overnight developments and cross-market sentiment.

How to access the new markets on TradingView

TradingView said users can now chart 24/7 data across crypto perpetuals, spot assets, and Trade[XYZ] real-world asset markets on Hyperliquid. Access is straightforward within the existing product flow: users can open the symbol search in Supercharts and enter the prefixes HYPERLIQUID: or HIP3XYZ: to locate the newly supported instruments.

From a workflow perspective, that means traders do not need a separate environment to monitor these markets. The new feeds sit inside TradingView’s established charting and discovery system, allowing users to compare instruments, track movement across sessions, and follow 24/7 price action from a single interface. The announcement ultimately reflects a broader convergence between crypto-native derivatives infrastructure and mainstream market analytics tools, with Hyperliquid and Trade[XYZ] now gaining more direct visibility inside one of the industry’s most widely used charting platforms.