
Nobody trades prediction markets on Hyperliquid anymore. Yet HIP-4 revenue has never been higher. daily active traders are going down : July 12th -> 2.1k today -> 739 (-67%) but number of trades and total fees have exploded HIP-4 revenue : july 12th -> $332k today -> $3.9M How is that possible ? Because Hyperliquid is winning by letting OTHER platforms take over its markets. @Outcomexyz routinely generates ~80% of daily HIP-4 revenue @tradexyz and @SkewTrade recently entered the market and are already generating more fees than Hyperliquid's own markets Traders often never even visit Hyperliquid's website. They trade directly through independent deployers. This is the genius of HIP-4. Hyperliquid doesn't need to attract every trader, create every market or build the best prediction market UI. It outsources the most labor-intensive parts of the business: > Deployers handle market creation, resolution, distribution and liquidity incentives. > Hyperliquid provides the underlying infrastructure and collects a share of fees across the ecosystem. And there's a deeper reason why this model is so powerful. Consider two prediction markets: - The next Fed rate decision - The winner of Love Island Both can run on the same financial infrastructure. But do they need the same UI? The same audience? The same liquidity model? The same distribution channels? Obviously not. A macro trading terminal and an entertainment betting app are fundamentally different products. Instead of forcing both into one generic platform, HIP-4 allows independent businesses to build specialized experiences. Deployers compete to attract users and build markets. Hyperliquid benefits from their combined success without needing to win every individual market. That's how HIP-4 will let prediction markets take over the world



