According to Woofun AI, Bloomberg terminals are officially connected to real-time data on Hyperliquid perpetual contracts, marking that traditional financial giants are beginning to embrace the new on-chain derivatives ecosystem. Bloomberg's Michael McDonough confirmed that professional traders can now monitor the on-chain platform through a standard interface, although currently only data monitoring is provided rather than direct trading functions.
Users only need to enter WSL HYPE to obtain a 24-hour real-time price stream. The scope of services far exceeds digital assets, covering stocks, commodities, foreign exchange and index contracts. The trading team used this to compare Hyperliquid pricing with instruments such as Bitcoin, NVDA.US (NVDA.US) stocks, S&P 500 (SPY.US), Brent crude oil, EUR/USD, and gold.
This broad coverage reflects the platform's transformation from a single cryptocurrency exchange to a multi-asset reference market, enabling continuous price discovery during traditional market closures.
According to data compiled by Woofun AI, as of September 23, the value of Hyperliquid's open positions exceeded 18 billion US dollars, a sharp increase from the previous record of 16.36 billion US dollars; at the end of August, this value was only 13 billion US dollars, highlighting the impressive growth rate of positions in September. Of this, Bitcoin, Ethereum, and HYPE account for approximately $9.33 billion.
This expansion benefits from the HIP 3 framework, which allows developers to create perpetual contracts for non-cryptographic assets such as the S&P 500, gold, crude oil, and private company-related contracts. Despite providing opportunities to hold positions during traditional market closures, leverage, capital costs, and liquidity risk are still significantly different from the spot market.
Infrastructure connectivity is being accelerated simultaneously, and DoubleZero launched Hyperliquid data streaming through Edge services in September for market makers, quantitative investment firms, and trading teams. The service provides orderly market information without requiring users to rebuild order books themselves through public APIs, further lowering the technical threshold for professional institutions to access on-chain derivatives.