Trust Wallet completes integration with Hyperliquid perpetual contracts and HIP-4 prediction markets
Foresight News reported that Trust Wallet announced on Twitter that it has completed dual integration of Hyperliquid perpetual contracts (Perps) and the HIP-4 prediction market (Outcomes), becoming the world's first mainstream wallet to support both simultaneously. Trust Wallet users can switch between "Perpetual Contracts" and "Prediction" trading with one click within the App, without needing to switch platforms.
Hyperliquid is currently the decentralized trading platform with the deepest liquidity, with cumulative trading volume exceeding 4 trillion USD. HIP-4 officially launched on mainnet on May 2, introducing fully collateralized prediction contracts—priced between 0 and 1, with no leverage, no liquidation, and zero opening fees.
Trust Wallet CEO Felix Fan stated: "The starting point for Trust Wallet is Simple by default: leaving complexity to the system and giving smoothness back to the users. Hyperliquid is just the beginning; Trust Wallet will continue to bring more professional-grade trading scenarios to Trust Wallet, making it a one-stop entry point for users to access on-chain markets." Trust Wallet will continue to deepen its cooperation with the Hyperliquid ecosystem, providing a professional-grade mobile trading experience for users worldwide.
Disclaimer: The content of this article solely reflects the author's opinion and does not represent the platform in any capacity. This article is not intended to serve as a reference for making investment decisions.
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