Bitget Wallet has integrated Hyperliquid’s HIP-3 infrastructure, effectively connecting its 24/7, permissionless macro onchain markets directly to a standalone “everyday finance” application.

Hyperliquid is expanding its boundaries again

The up-to-date joint venture was announced by Bitget Wallet and Hyperliquid in a press release published today on Business Insider. As explained in the announcement, Bitget Wallet users will now be able to trade a broad basket of spot and real asset (RWA) perp markets, all from a single wallet interface.

Risk assets offered include approximately 300 stocks and ETFs, major indices and commodities such as gold, oil and natural gas. In addition, users can also participate in select local macro products and pre-IPO markets associated with private names such as SpaceX, OpenAI and Anthropic.

As usual with DeFi, everything runs 24/7/365. Bitget is positioning this up-to-date effort as part of its “everyday finance” experience, where a single app handles both cryptocurrency and macro exposure on its own.

A deep dive into HIP-3 Hyperliquid

It’s no surprise that everyone is craving a piece of Hyperliquid right now. It would take half the text to explain all the recent developments of the once underdog, now top DEX criminal, but interested readers can check out NewsBTC’s coverage of it here.

Suffice it to say that a few weeks ago, the total value of HIP-3 open interest exceeded $1.5 billion, of which $5.4 billion was recorded in commodity and macro asset futures volumes, according to Binance. This means that Hyperliquid currently trades a larger volume of tokenized goods than digital assets.

Hyperliquid’s HIP-3 transforms the protocol into a permissionless financial infrastructure, enabling builders to deploy their own perp onchain markets, with full control over oracles, leverage limits, and settlement logic. Bitget Wallet effectively uses this rail to reach 24/7 macro markets to its user base of over 90 million users, without the need to maintain a centralized exchange order book itself. CEXs offer deep liquidity but require escrow/custody. Because with HIP-3 the markets pass through a non-custodial wallet, the user’s assets remain under their control while gaining access to similar macro exposure.

What does this mean for traders

This integration turns the wallet into a 24/7 interface for a global macro rail, blurring the line between DeFi and customary brokerage.

As geopolitical shocks and commodity price spikes increasingly occur outside normal market opening hours, investors rely on HIP-3 indicators as a real-time gauge of macro sentiment while customary markets are closed.

The up-to-date ventures are part of a broader DEX trend in which the number of onchain clients and the number of open transactions are growing. Some analysts, such as Arthur Hayes, predict that the HYPE Hyperliquid token and HIP-3 markets could challenge centralized incumbents in the next cycle.

Bitget Wallet users can now lose control of gold, oil, stock indices and select pre-IPO names 24/7 from the same interface they operate for cryptocurrencies, while maintaining control and benefiting from on-chain liquidity. This creates a number of up-to-date opportunities such as up-to-date hedging tools for crypto wallets (e.g. tiny NASDAQ, long BTC during macro shutdown), higher volatility on weekends and overnight as positions can be opened or closed while TradFi sleeps, and a up-to-date battleground between CEX derivative desks and unauthorized perpetrators in high beta macro flow.

At the time of writing, HYPE is trading at $35 on the daily chart. Source: HYPEUSDT on TradingView.

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