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Bitcoinist 2026-10-17 19:43:00

Ripple Opens Wall Street Trading To Hyperliquid With New 24/7 Market Access

TL;DR: Ripple Prime is offering eligible institutional clients exposure to perpetual derivatives referencing traditional assets through infrastructure connected to Hyperliquid. The service extends Ripple’s reach beyond cryptocurrency payments. Ripple is deepening its involvement in institutional trading through products connected to the Hyperliquid blockchain ecosystem. The company’s Ripple Prime business has introduced access to derivatives referencing a range of traditional financial markets, including equities, commodities and foreign exchange. The arrangement involves Trade.xyz, which operates trading infrastructure connected to Hyperliquid. Traditional Assets, Around-The-Clock Trading Conventional securities and derivatives markets have defined opening hours. Perpetual contracts, by contrast, can allow traders to respond to price movements outside those sessions. Ripple Prime is seeking to make that market structure available through its institutional brokerage and clearing relationships. The service is aimed at professional counterparties rather than unrestricted retail cryptocurrency traders. Participants must still satisfy eligibility requirements, and leveraged derivatives can create substantial losses. Ripple has spent recent years building services around custody, liquidity and regulated digital-dollar infrastructure in addition to the XRP ecosystem. Why Hyperliquid Benefits The integration is notable for Hyperliquid because it connects decentralised trading infrastructure with a more established institutional financial business. That relationship may bring different types of traders and new collateral arrangements to the platform. However, access to tokenized or synthetic exposure does not mean clients directly own the stocks or commodities referenced by their derivatives. For Ripple, the launch is another effort to bridge traditional financial markets and blockchain-based settlement systems. The longer-term test will be whether professional investors find the convenience of continuous trading worth the additional operational and market risks. Written by the News Desk and edited by Samuel Rae.

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