HIP-4 stats: Hyperliquid prediction markets by the numbers

Volume is the sum of traded notional over every fill we have recorded, counting both sides of a market. The Yes book and the No book are separate spot order books on HyperCore, and a fill on either is a real trade, so both are included. This is the same basis as the all-time volume shown on our market cards and as the per-deployer volume on /deployers, so those three surfaces agree with each other.

Trades and unique traders come from the same records. A trade is counted once; a trader is counted once per window whether they were the buyer or the seller on a given fill. Counting only buyers is a common and material undercount, so both counterparties are included.

24h volume per market in the open-markets table is Hyperliquid’s own rolling daily notional for the Yes side of that market, which matches Hyperliquid’s convention. It is therefore a narrower measure than the platform-wide volume figures above, which include both sides.

Open interest is the sum over both sides of circulating supply multiplied by mark price.

Multi-outcome questions (a price range carved into bands) occupy one row, named for the question rather than for any one band. The 24h volume and open interest on that row are the sum across the question’s live bands, because every band is its own pair of order books holding its own separate share of both. No odds figure is shown for such a row: each band has its own price and none of them is the probability for the question as a whole.

“Open right now” is derived from live exchange metadata and each market’s own settlement moment, not from a stored snapshot table. A market whose settlement moment has passed without a signed result is counted separately as awaiting settlement rather than as open or as settled, because it is genuinely neither. A market whose resolution clause is written as prose rather than as a machine-readable settlement field is still counted as open until its result is signed, and its Settles cell reads “--”. Multi-outcome questions are counted once, not once per outcome.

Markets deployed and settled are all-time counts deduplicated by question, so a multi-strike price-range question counts as one market rather than as one per band. That is the same definition used on /deployers.

Settlement timestamps in the recently settled table are when our own indexer first observed the signed result, not the moment it was signed on-chain. Hyperliquid’s settled-outcome record carries no block time, so the on-chain moment is not recoverable after the fact, and that table is ordered by observation for the same reason.

Coverage and limits. The trade records come from our own continuous ingest of Hyperliquid trade data for HIP-4 outcome coins. We do not claim it is a complete reconstruction of the chain: a long outage would leave a gap, and figures can be revised as records reconcile. Market names are taken from each market’s on-chain description, which for permissionless markets is authored by the deployer, and they are shown exactly as written.

Data on this page refreshes roughly every five minutes. This snapshot was taken Aug 3 21:47 UTC, covering activity from May 2, 2026 onward. None of it is investment advice.