TREE NEWS reports: Hyperliquid’s HIP-3 builder-deployed perpetual markets accounted for 25.8% of perp volume over the 30 days to Sept. 13, down from 57.1% the prior month. Leader Trade[XYZ] traded $64.60B, down 44.2% month on month, with its 7-day average falling from $5.36B to $2.01B. Of ten registered HIP-3 venues, four trade, five halted and one never launched; all non-USDC-settled venues have stopped trading.
IOSG: Hyperliquid HIP-3 Perp DEX Volume Share Falls to 25.8% as Leader Trade[XYZ] Drops 44%
The headline number understates the structural story: more than half of registered HIP-3 venues are not trading at all, and the collapse of non-USDC settlement suggests the model's friction points are around collateral and settlement rather than demand alone. Concentration in a single leader means the whole category's share now tracks one venue's fortunes, so the pullback in Trade[XYZ] volumes drags the aggregate regardless of what other builders do. Whether the halted venues resume — and whether USDC-only settlement becomes the de facto standard — is the open question.
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