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Hyperliquid Onchain Perpetual Trading took a major leap forward on Tuesday as Bitget Wallet announced a full integration with Hyperliquid, the largest decentralized perpetual exchange by trading volume.
The move significantly expands Bitget Wallet’s onchain derivatives offering, delivering a centralized-exchange-like trading experience without compromising self-custody — a long-standing friction point in decentralized finance.
The integration comes as decentralized derivatives continue their rapid ascent, with traders increasingly seeking transparency, speed, and capital efficiency outside centralized platforms.
By embedding Hyperliquid Onchain Perpetual Trading directly into its wallet interface, Bitget Wallet is positioning itself at the intersection of usability and decentralization.
In the second paragraph of the rollout, Bitget Wallet emphasized that Hyperliquid Onchain Perpetual Trading now enables users to access market-leading fees ranging between 0.06% and 0.09%, undercutting many centralized and decentralized competitors alike.
The integration also opens the door to more than 300 crypto perpetual trading pairs, along with equity-linked perpetual contracts tied to tokenized stocks and other real-world-asset (RWA) instruments.
This broader asset coverage reflects growing demand for onchain exposure beyond pure crypto markets.
Leverage of up to 150x is supported, while margin requirements, open positions, and real-time risk exposure are displayed directly at order placement — a feature typically associated with professional centralized trading platforms.
“The goal is to combine capital efficiency with greater transparency,” Bitget Wallet said, pointing to a growing class of traders deploying high-frequency and leveraged strategies onchain.
A major criticism of wallet-based derivatives has long been usability. Hyperliquid Onchain Perpetual Trading aims to flip that narrative.
The upgraded Bitget Wallet interface introduces professional trading layouts, including configurable candlestick charts, live order books, and streamlined order execution.
Traders can customize views to suit specific strategies, while the reduced number of steps from app launch to trade execution minimizes friction — a common pain point in decentralized trading environments.
This design shift underscores a broader trend: wallets are evolving from passive storage tools into active financial command centers.
The timing of the integration aligns with explosive growth across decentralized derivatives markets.
Industry estimates project total onchain derivatives trading volume to exceed $3 trillion in 2025, nearly doubling 2024 levels.
Hyperliquid already dominates this space, accounting for over 70% of decentralized perpetual trading volume, cementing its status as a core liquidity venue.
This dominance makes Hyperliquid Onchain Perpetual Trading an increasingly strategic gateway for wallets and protocols seeking deep, reliable liquidity.
Bitget Wallet itself has reported strong momentum, with perpetuals trading volume surpassing $8 billion in Q4 2025 alone, highlighting surging demand among its global user base.
Jamie Elkaleh, Chief Marketing Officer at Bitget Wallet, said the integration addresses long-standing inefficiencies in onchain trading.
“Perpetuals are one of the fastest-growing use cases in onchain finance, but the experience has often been fragmented or overly complex,” Elkaleh said.
By integrating Hyperliquid directly into Bitget Wallet, we’re delivering a trading environment that combines deep liquidity, low fees, and professional-grade tools in a self-custodial setup that’s intuitive enough for everyday users.
While risks around leverage and volatility remain — particularly for less-experienced traders — the integration signals a decisive shift toward mature, user-friendly onchain derivatives.
By anchoring its perpetuals stack around Hyperliquid Onchain Perpetual Trading, Bitget Wallet is positioning itself as a primary access point for decentralized exposure to global crypto and tokenized asset markets — a move that could reshape how traders interact with onchain finance in 2025 and beyond.
