Data: Hyperliquid's third quarter contract revenue reached 190.9 million USD

Hyperliquid Research Collective released the Hyperliquid Q3 2026 report, which was compiled by Four Pillars and GLC Research. The third-quarter agreement revenue increased by 21.7% compared to the second quarter, reaching $190.9 million. Hyperliquid began earning USDC reserve revenue sharing on August 27, and within a month, this revenue amounted to $17.3 million, accounting for about half of the revenue increase this quarter. The Assistance Fund spent $149 million in the third quarter to purchase HYPE.

The average daily users of Hyperliquid reached 65,161 traders, setting a quarterly record. In HIP-3, the trading volume of stocks surpassed that of commodities. On August 19, U.S. President Trump expressed to technology and cryptocurrency industry executives at the White House that the Commodity Futures Trading Commission is pushing to bring Hyperliquid to the U.S. Less than a month later, Kraken's parent company proposed to establish a U.S. derivatives trading venue on Hyperliquid, with Bitnomial serving as the operator. As of the end of the quarter, the proposal is still awaiting regulatory approval. Sunny Shi from Syncracy Capital advocated for buybacks in the preface and expects that the independent team built on Hyperliquid will drive further growth.