Trust Wallet integrates Hyperliquid, enabling seamless trading of crypto assets, commodities, and precious metals perpetual contracts in one place
According to Foresight News, Trust Wallet has officially integrated the on-chain perpetual contract trading platform Hyperliquid, allowing its 220 million global users to directly trade perpetual contracts within the App. Users will benefit from deeper liquidity, tighter spreads, and a more diverse trading market, enabling one-stop trading in spot, contracts, and RWA.
Following this integration, Trust Wallet users can access all Hyperliquid market trading directly through the App, enjoying execution speeds and deep liquidity comparable to professional trading platforms. Trust Wallet will continue to expand its in-depth cooperation with leading protocols, further enriching the variety of on-chain trading options and bringing a professional-grade mobile trading experience to all users.
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