Phantom is integrating Hyperliquid perps.
That’s 15 million MAUs now seeing a perp trading experience front and center on their home screen. Phantom is one of the most widely used wallets in crypto with 15 million monthly active users, $25 billion in self-custody assets, $20 billion in annual swap volume, and about 12 app opens per day per user. The Phantom integration means users will be able to trade Hyperliquid perps directly from the wallet interface, without any bridging or additional wallet setup required. If just 10% of Phantom’s user base converts into Hyperliquid traders, that’s 1.5 million wallets entering the Hyperliquid ecosystem, which would nearly double the addressable user base for onchain perp trading overnight.
On Binance, Bybit, and OKX, spot volumes make up roughly 27% of perp volumes. Phantom does $20 billion/year in swaps (spot trades). If that ratio holds, it implies ~$74 billion in potential perp flow latent in Phantom’s user base.
What’s interesting is that Phantom picked Hyperliquid Builder Codes and not Jupiter perps. In a chain abstracted world, products are no longer limited by their native stack and can focus instead on liquidity and fee economics. Builder code lets partners like Phantom add a monetization layer on top of their UX, while offering users near-institutional pricing, equivalent to Binance VIP1, which normally requires $15M+ in monthly volume.
Phantom wins by monetizing distribution. The user wins by getting low fees and better execution. Hyperliquid wins by growing its user base and order flow.
Looking forward, Phantom has significantly derisked the idea of integrating Hyperliquid. I expect more wallet frontends, interfaces, aggregators, and Tier 2/3 exchanges to follow. As more frontends integrate Hyperliquid, the protocol’s liquidity deepens, its fee model strengthens, and its backend becomes even more attractive for new interfaces.
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