TradingView adds Hyperliquid and Trade[XYZ] data feeds, opening on-chain markets to millions of chartists

Hyperliquid and Trade [XYZ] are now available on TradingView, offering users around the world direct access to on-chain, decentralized perpetual futures in crypto, equities, commodities, and foreign exchange.

This partnership was officially announced on July 2nd, 2026, allowing 24/7 decentralized market data alongside traditional asset classes to be viewed through TradingView’s most popular financial charting application.

To put this in context for the total crypto market, this is considered a major distribution milestone. According to Multicoin Capital, Hyperliquid has processed approximately $2.9 trillion in total trading volume in 2025 and controls more than 59% of perpetual futures trading activity across decentralized trading venues as of June 2026.

TradingView’s canvas will help eliminate friction for traders who may have previously regarded on-chain trading venues as distinct from traditional trading venues.

What the integration covers

Two data feed prefixes are now live in TradingView’s symbol search. The HYPERLIQUID: prefix pulls up native crypto perpetuals and spot markets on the Hyperliquid layer-1 blockchain, covering BTC, ETH, SOL, HYPE, and more than 100 additional pairs.

The HIP3XYZ: prefix surfaces Trade[XYZ]’s real-world asset perpetuals, including US equities such as NVDA and TSLA, gold, crude oil, S&P 500 and Nasdaq-100 index contracts, forex pairs, and pre-IPO names such as SpaceX.

Trade[XYZ] was the first and remains the largest deployer on Hyperliquid’s HIP-3 framework, which allows independent teams to launch perpetual markets on the protocol’s infrastructure. Announcing the TradingView integration on X, the company described the listing as an important step toward making around-the-clock markets more accessible to mainstream traders.

TradingView’s announcement confirms that order execution will continue to happen on-chain via Hyperliquid or Trade[XYZ]. However, Traders can now utilize TradingView to analyze decentralized markets while maintaining on-chain settlement and self-custody. 

Why 24/7 data matters for traders

For traders, the primary value of having access to this type of data is related to after-hour price discovery. A chart for Nvidia on TradingView (when sourced from a traditional exchange) will go dark when that exchange closes for the day.

On the other hand, the HIP3XYZ:NVDAUSDC.P perpetual will continue to print into the weekend and overnight sessions, demonstrating how traders worldwide have priced news that is announced overnight prior to the traditional reopening of equity markets. 

In addition, Hyperliquid announced on July 2nd that traders can compare previously unavailable on-chain BTC perpetual versus centralized exchange feed through the integration to identify basis dislocations. Also, by comparing spot versus perpetual in this manner will help separate leveraged demand from true accumulation.

Hyperliquid’s growing market footprint

The TradingView announcement arrives as Hyperliquids’ share of overall perpetual exchange volume hits an all-time high. Monthly active users on the protocol through mid-June showed an overall increase of 21.8%, reaching 220,760 users, despite the wider cryptocurrency market having dropped by approximately $440 billion in market capitalization over the same period, according to Artemis data reported by Cryptopolitan.

According to News BTC citing data from The Block, HIP-3 open interest for Hyperliquid hit about $2.38 billion in April before retracing slightly. At that time, only three of the ten highest-volume markets on the platform trade crypto pairs, while the remaining markets trade tokenized equities, commodities, and index products.

Institutional interest on HYPE is also rapidly increasing. Cryptopolitan reported that there was about $900 million of total trading volume and approximately $153 million of net inflows into the three US-listed spot HYPE ETFs (from 21Shares; Bitwise; and Grayscale) within their first month.

On June 25, Multicoin Capital issued a $319 price target on HYPE and projected that the company would have $8 billion annual revenue from the protocol by 2028, as reported by Cryptopolitan. They have stated that HYPE is one of their largest liquid fund positions. 

What traders should watch

As the TradingView feed is a read-only version, order routing still requires users to switch to Hyperliquid or Trade[XYZ]. It will be interesting to see if access to charting will help increase volume growth for the protocol by measuring how many users move from watching on-chain prices to executing trades on blockchain.

Regulatory risk is still present, as the Financial Times recently reported on U.S. regulators engaging with perpetual futures structures due to Hyperliquid’s international growth plans. If there was to be an increase in enforcement actions regarding tokenized equity perpetuals, it would lead to a repricing of the entire category.

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