TradingView has begun integrating Hyperliquid charts, starting with the PURR token as the first asset available on the platform. The rollout signals growing visibility for Hyperliquid-native assets on one of the most widely used charting tools in crypto trading.
TradingView has begun integrating Hyperliquid charts, starting with the PURR token as the first asset available on the platform. The rollout signals growing visibility for Hyperliquid-native assets on one of the most widely used charting tools in crypto trading.
The integration was first surfaced through Hyperliquid community channels, with a PURR/USDT chart page now accessible on TradingView. PURR, a meme token native to the Hyperliquid ecosystem, appears to be the starting point for what could be a phased rollout of additional Hyperliquid-listed assets. For related coverage, see WebX 2026 Expands Speaker Lineup Ahead of July Return.
The development was highlighted by Hyperliquid-focused accounts on X, though no official announcement from TradingView has confirmed the full scope or timeline of broader integration. PURR is currently tradable on Hyperliquid’s native trading interface as a PURR/USDC pair.
It is important to note that only PURR has been confirmed so far. Whether TradingView plans to add other Hyperliquid-native tokens, and on what schedule, remains unconfirmed at this time. For related coverage, see UK FCA final crypto framework sets February 2027 deadline.
TradingView is one of the most widely used charting and market analysis platforms across crypto, equities, and forex. For tokens listed on its platform, chart availability translates to broader discovery, easier technical analysis, and integration into existing trader workflows. For related coverage, see FCA Cuts Stablecoin Capital Requirement to 1 Percent.
PURR being the first Hyperliquid asset on TradingView is notable because it suggests the platform is beginning to recognize Hyperliquid as a source of tradable market data. Hyperliquid has been building momentum as a decentralized perpetuals exchange, recently allocating $10 million in developer grants as it expands its ecosystem. For related coverage, see Bitcoin in 2027: 3 Scenarios Shaping the Next Market Cycle.
For traders who already use TradingView as their primary charting tool, the integration removes the need to switch between platforms to monitor Hyperliquid-native assets. This is a practical quality-of-life improvement rather than a fundamental market shift.
Several key questions remain unanswered. The most immediate is whether TradingView will add other Hyperliquid-native tokens beyond PURR, and whether the integration will extend to Hyperliquid’s perpetual futures data.
Traders following this development should watch for new symbol pages appearing on TradingView’s search for Hyperliquid assets. The current research does not confirm a public rollout schedule, official partnership details, or a complete list of planned additions.
Hyperliquid’s growing institutional profile, including its shift from USDH to USDC as a settlement asset, suggests the protocol is positioning itself for broader platform integrations. Whether TradingView’s PURR listing is an isolated addition or the beginning of comprehensive Hyperliquid coverage will become clearer as additional chart pages either appear or do not in the coming weeks.
Disclaimer: This article is for informational purposes only and does not constitute financial or investment advice. Cryptocurrency and digital asset markets carry significant risk. Always do your own research before making decisions.
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