Perpetual Futures

Robinhood Chain’s explorer flagged the posted contract as a scam as the post hit 175,000+ views in under 20 minutes.

TokenizeThis 2026 speakers framed GENIUS as a stablecoin green light and CLARITY as the bigger market-structure unlock.

On-chain data shows about 438.7M HYPE staked and derivatives open interest above $11B over the last 24 hours.

Onchain revenue and DEX volumes remain weak, leaving $2,100 dependent on risk-on follow-through and Alphabet earnings.

Perp volume, open interest, and weekly revenue all fell sharply as buybacks slowed and spot HYPE ETF flows went quiet.

The Nasdaq-listed firm gets Skew equity and a share of listing-service revenue tied to institutional market launches.

Pollak said Base’s onchain-social push failed and the network will refocus on trading, payments and AI agents.

CEO Stephen Gregory said the exchange is rebuilding after a two-year “hibernation” and is targeting a return to roughly 20% U.S. market share.

July 9 was the lone outflow day at -$52.08M as ETH tagged $1,748, while CoinGlass showed a 0.946 long/short ratio.

Bridge deposits hit $106M and Ethereum holds 47% of RWA tokenization, but usage and perp demand softened into resistance.

The crypto VC says it will stay crypto-first while investing across “other frontiers,” citing Hyperliquid and Kalshi.

Open interest around $344.6M alongside the Q2 print points to liquidity rotating venues, not exiting derivatives.

The rollout splits access: perpetual futures for institutional and advanced traders, and equities for retail users under UK rules.

Traders split between a Summer 2022-style breakdown and a rebound if Strategy signals net buying.

Tokenized assets reached a $3.5B record and prediction markets gained traction, while funding fell to 3% from 11% in two days.

BTC hit a $62,137 July high as 57K nonfarm payrolls and nearly $450M in short liquidations hit at once.

The launch pairs tokenized equities in 120+ countries with a self-custody USDG lending product targeting an estimated 7% APY.

ESMA has signaled “perpetual futures” can be treated like CFDs, but cross-border enforcement remains uneven.

Rising funding and short interest are being cited as a volatility accelerant even as charts map a relief bounce toward $70,000.

The comments land after May BTC-linked perp approvals and as CME sues the agency under the Commodity Exchange Act.