Bloomberg Terminal Adds Hyperliquid Perpetual Prices

Bloomberg Terminal has integrated 24-hour streaming prices for select Hyperliquid perpetual contracts, bringing data from the decentralized derivatives platform onto the financial system used by institutional traders. According to CryptoNews, users can enter WSL HYPE <GO> on the Terminal to monitor perpetual markets covering crypto, equities, commodities, foreign exchange, and indexes around the clock.

Market Data Integration

The current integration is limited to market data and monitoring, allowing financial desks to compare Hyperliquid prices with traditional references without offering direct trade execution. Custody, collateral management, and wallet interactions remain separate from the Bloomberg data feed. Hyperliquid open interest previously crossed $18 billion in September following expanded activity across its core perpetual markets and HIP 3 framework deployments.

Infrastructure Expansion

Bloomberg is not the first service provider to make Hyperliquid data accessible to professional desks. In September, DoubleZero introduced five Hyperliquid data feeds through its Edge service targeting market makers and quantitative firms. Meanwhile, Kraken parent Payward announced plans to offer regulated Hyperliquid perpetual products to eligible United States clients via CFTC-regulated Bitnomial, subject to regulatory approval.

Key facts

• Bloomberg Terminal users can access Hyperliquid pricing by entering WSL HYPE <GO>.
• The integration covers 24-hour streaming prices for select perpetual contracts across crypto, equities, commodities, foreign exchange, and indexes.
• The current setup is restricted to market data and monitoring without direct trade execution.
• Hyperliquid open interest crossed $18 billion in September amid broader derivatives trading activity.