Circle Launches Native USDC on Hyperliquid Amid Scaling Efforts
What to Know:
- Circle and Hyperliquid collaborate for native USDC launch.
- Enhances decentralized finance utility on HyperEVM.
- Removes need for wrapped tokens or custodial bridges.
Circle Internet Financial is launching native USDC on the Hyperliquid platform using Cross-Chain Transfer Protocol v2, simplifying direct access to stablecoins without wrapped tokens or third-party bridges.
This initiative enhances DeFi efficiency, potentially impacting Arbitrum’s market share as Hyperliquid expands its user base in stablecoin trading.
Circle introduced native USDC on Hyperliquid’s HyperEVM platform, utilizing its Cross-Chain Transfer Protocol v2.
This move facilitates seamless USDC transactions, likely enhancing Hyperliquid’s position in decentralized trading networks.
Circle Leverages Cross-Chain Transfer Protocol v2
Circle has launched its native USDC on Hyperliquid’s platform, leveraging its Cross-Chain Transfer Protocol v2. This integration allows for efficient transfer of USDC without relying on custodial bridges. Helmed by Circle Internet Financial, the integration on Hyperliquid’s HyperEVM focuses on spot and derivatives traders. It streamlines transfers and bolsters Hyperliquid’s assets under management.
“The integration will leverage Circle’s Cross-Chain Transfer Protocol (CCTP v2), enabling native USDC to move securely across multiple blockchains. Hyperliquid users will not require wrapped tokens or custodial bridges to move native USDC.” – Circle’s Official Blog
New USDC Inflows Boost Hyperliquid’s AUM
The USDC launch on Hyperliquid resulted in $1.2 billion new USDC inflows. The platform’s AUM reached $5.5 billion, boosting its dominance in the decentralized finance sector. Hyperliquid’s HYPE token saw a 3% rise post-announcement. Market observers note potential liquidity effects on competing Ethereum Layer 2 solutions, although no investor concern emerges.
Circle’s USDC Strategy Reduces Reliance on Wrapped Tokens
Previously, Circle integrated USDC with World Chain and XRP Ledger, enhancing liquidity. These integrations facilitated the reduction of reliance on wrapped tokens across chains.
Projected outcomes suggest increased stablecoin mobility and less volatility due to native USDC trading, which may lead to deeper liquidity in trading activities on Hyperliquid. For more details on the impact of this launch, check Circle to Launch Native USDC on Hyperliquid, Hype Surges.
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