DoubleZero Connects to Hyperliquid

Low-latency market data delivery provider DoubleZero says blockchain-based perpetual futures venue Hyperliquid has connected to its Edge platform.

The connection is the third after Edge was also integrated with Kalshi and Solana, and once connected, participants receive sequenced, machine-readable feeds over dedicated fibre, rather than assembling book state themselves over public internet APIs. For desks already trading Hyperliquid, and for firms following onchain price discovery in commodities and other real-world assets, DoubleZero says Edge delivers market data from a blockchain at the centre of crypto derivatives and RWA trading onchain.

The launch brings five core data products to Hyperliquid: four market data feeds covering its native perpetuals and HIP-3 real-world-asset markets, plus an order intents feed drawn from Hyperliquid’s mempool transactions. 

DoubleZero says that assembling book state from public API responses means managing large WebSocket estates to cover the instrument set, and running their own infrastructure to keep it current. Changes to Hyperliquid’s public APIs have reduced the update frequency and depth available over those endpoints, pushing automated traders toward node-based access. It says Edge offers that capability as a subscription, enabling a production-ready market-data path for participants to price, execute, hedge, and generate signal.

“Price discovery is moving onchain, and Hyperliquid has become one of the places where it happens,” says Austin Federa, co-founder of DoubleZero. “When traditional markets are closed, oil and other assets still trade, they just trade somewhere else. Edge gives Hyperliquid participants the same equal, publish-once distribution model that NYSE, Nasdaq, and CME have used for decades, so data access can keep up as the network scales.”