Phantom’s success with Perps via Hyperliquid builder codes sets a precedent for every wallet in the space. They already made $740k from builder codes alone in the first weeks. Users generated over 1B volume. And yet Phantom Perps still aren’t even widely available. Once Phantom Perps are fully rolled out and accessible to everyone, usage will likely accelerate significantly. And with it, Hyperliquid’s daily revenue. It’s only a matter of time before other wallets like Rabby (and maybe even MetaMask via Snaps) integrate Hyperliquid Perps imo. They don’t wanna miss out on the free revenue. Letting Phantom run away with it would be a massive missed opportunity. And this opportunity extends far beyond wallets. Just imagine trading platforms like TradingView with ~30M monthly users enable perps! That would be massive and change everything. Even Tier 2–3 exchanges like Gate or BitMart could also tap into this with Hyperliquid builder codes, while retaining their own UI/UX. Also, Analytics platforms like DeFiLlama, Nansen, Arkham or Dune could unlock new revenue streams by letting users trade directly from data dashboards, powered by Hyperliquid builder codes. Or imagine searching for a coin on CoinMarketCap or CoinGecko and instantly opening a long or short position right on the token’s page. All powered by Hyperliquid builder codes. The possibilities are endless. Hyperliquid is truly the AWS for liquidity. And the best thing: It’s a win-win for everyone. Hyperliquid

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@alex_hunter20 But yes it’s available for eligible users

@alex_hunter20 But they still say it’s soft launch