Crypto news from CoinGeeks, OpenSea's marketing head Zack Brenner took to social media to ask users if they want early access to perpetual contracts on OpenSea, hinting that the NFT marketplace might be gearing up to add this new trading product. Brenner later confirmed that the service will be powered by HyperLiquid. Although OpenSea hasn't dropped a full product page, release date, supported assets, or user terms yet, this news has stirred up quite the buzz. HyperLiquid is a hot topic in the crypto space, known for its on-chain derivatives platform that lets users trade perpetual contracts and track asset prices without actually owning the assets. This integration with OpenSea would allow them to step into the crypto derivatives market without having to build a complete perpetual contract exchange from scratch. According to the latest market rankings from CoinGecko, OpenSea currently ranks third in monthly NFT trading volume, holding a 19.9% market share with a volume of $66.52 million.