42.4K @OnchainLens A whale has supplied ~$107.21M on @HyperlendX and borrowed ~$70.94M against it.
This whale has also staked 12,305 $HPL, saving an estimated ~$68K per year.
Collateral: 1.56M $kHYPE | Borrowed: 1.06M $WHYPE | Health: 1.31
Fees saved: $39.1K.
https://t.co/pUvnAKEI9J https://t.co/23VNI6y1Nq
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181.9K @CryptoPicsou +100% on $HPL https://t.co/bTS9DQhQW3
181.9K @CryptoPicsou I’m placing some small bids on $HPL and have already built a small position.
I believe @hyperlendx is definitely underpriced at a $12M FDV.
What do you think?
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25.9K @AltcoinsFrance 25.9K @AltcoinsFrance ➥ $HPL has just launched, but the most interesting point is the ecosystem that is being built around it.
• TVL : ~321 M$
• Annualized fees : ~6,5 M$
• FDV at launch : ~15 M$
In other words, the protocol is currently valued at a fraction of its current activity.
But the real story is what is happening around Hyperliquid.
HyperLend has just announced a partnership with Hyperion, presented as the first DeFi company linked to Hyperliquid listed on an exchange.
The goal: launch private lending pools with restricted access and dedicated credit facilities, allowing large entities to borrow against $HYPE.
This type of infrastructure clearly targets institutional capital, opening access to on-chain credit markets while incorporating compliance constraints.
If these channels truly start capturing a portion of institutional capital, the Hyperliquid ecosystem could quickly take a much more significant place in DeFi.
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