The place where people launch Memes has started offering leverage 😅
Over the past couple of days, Pump.fun has integrated Hyperliquid perpetuals
No need to leave the app
You can open and close positions right in its own app
Up to 40x on BTC
Up to 25x on ETH
The order book, funding rates, and open interest
all run on Hyperliquid’s HyperCore
Put simply
Pump.fun brings the traffic and the entry point
Hyperliquid brings the depth and matching
At the end of August, Hyperliquid perpetuals hit $12.4 billion in daily volume
That’s a seriously deep pool
But my first reaction wasn’t excitement
It was a chill down my spine
The market just went through a round of deleveraging this week
BTC is still hovering around $81,000
Meanwhile, Meme traders can casually access 40x leverage
A 2.5% move is enough to wipe out your margin
Before, if you lost money launching a shitcoin, that was that
Now that perpetuals are in the mix
You can lose money an order of magnitude faster
The platform’s math is pretty straightforward, though
It collects builder fees when you open and close positions
Whether users win or lose comes down to discipline
What do you think: is this giving retail traders one more tool
or one more way to get liquidated?
$BTC $ETH $HYPE #Pumpfun #Hyperliquid #PerpetualContracts
Not investment advice. DYOR. Trading involves risk.
Over the past couple of days, Pump.fun has integrated Hyperliquid perpetuals
No need to leave the app
You can open and close positions right in its own app
Up to 40x on BTC
Up to 25x on ETH
The order book, funding rates, and open interest
all run on Hyperliquid’s HyperCore
Put simply
Pump.fun brings the traffic and the entry point
Hyperliquid brings the depth and matching
At the end of August, Hyperliquid perpetuals hit $12.4 billion in daily volume
That’s a seriously deep pool
But my first reaction wasn’t excitement
It was a chill down my spine
The market just went through a round of deleveraging this week
BTC is still hovering around $81,000
Meanwhile, Meme traders can casually access 40x leverage
A 2.5% move is enough to wipe out your margin
Before, if you lost money launching a shitcoin, that was that
Now that perpetuals are in the mix
You can lose money an order of magnitude faster
The platform’s math is pretty straightforward, though
It collects builder fees when you open and close positions
Whether users win or lose comes down to discipline
What do you think: is this giving retail traders one more tool
or one more way to get liquidated?
$BTC $ETH $HYPE #Pumpfun #Hyperliquid #PerpetualContracts
Not investment advice. DYOR. Trading involves risk.