TREE NEWS update: NEAR Protocol said perpetual futures trading on its network now has privacy protection enabled by default, letting users open positions with their existing accounts without others being able to identify who holds them. The feature is powered by Hyperliquid, NEAR announced on X.
NEAR Enables Privacy by Default for Perpetual Futures Trades
Privacy-by-default on perpetual futures is a meaningful shift because it changes the baseline rather than offering an opt-in toggle, which matters for traders who currently treat on-chain position visibility as a given. The pairing of NEAR's network with Hyperliquid's infrastructure also suggests privacy is being positioned as a competitive feature for perp venues rather than a standalone product. The open question is whether default anonymity becomes a differentiator other chains feel compelled to match, or remains a niche setting with limited effect on where liquidity actually settles.
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