Bitget wallet integrates Hyperliquid’s HIP-3 markets
The move follows Bitget Wallet’s XRP Ledger integration and comes as Hyperliquid pushes deeper into mobile distribution.
Bitget Wallet has integrated Hyperliquid’s HIP-3 infrastructure, expanding the range of on-chain real-world asset-linked markets available through its self-custodial wallet.
The move adds a new layer to Bitget Wallet’s broader push to become an everyday finance app, and it comes as both companies widen their ecosystems across payments, trading, and distribution.
Yesterday, Bitget Wallet expanded its ecosystem by integrating XRP Ledger, giving users access to XRP transfers, RLUSD payments, and cross-chain swaps. Earlier today, Hyperliquid widened its own reach by launching an Android beta app, adding a mobile layer to the web-based perpetual exchange.
Through the HIP 3 integration, Bitget Wallet said users can access a wide menu of spot and perpetual products tied to equities, ETFs, commodities, indexes, sovereign debt exposure, and selected pre IPO names.
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Open interest across HIP-3 markets recently climbed to about $2.13 billion, according to Hyperscreener data. Traders are increasingly using these onchain perpetual markets to express views on assets such as gold, crude oil, and equity indexes around the clock.
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