Circle has rolled out native USDC and its improved cross-chain transfer protocol (CCTP V2) on the hyperliquid’s HyperevM network.
Announced On September 16, integration enables HyperevM users to transfer USDC to more than a dozen supported networks. The relocation also lowers the barriers for developers, traders and service providers who are looking for a smoother Cross-Chain movement of digital dollars.
Circle explained that the rollout, in combination with CCTP V2 and planned hypercore support, fintech companies, payment providers and decentralized applications allows Stablecoin transfers with greater efficiency.
Integration with hyperliquid
In addition to the technical implementation, Circle positions itself as a direct interested party in the growth of Hyperliquid.
The company confirmed that it has made its first hype -tuck investments and evaluates whether he should work on the network as a validator.
Circle also outlined plans for stimulation programs to attract developers that build on HyperevM and HIP-3, supported by new toolkits and software development kits (SDKs) that simplify the USDC integration.
Jeremy Allaire, Circle’s CEO, said These efforts reflect the wider “large tent” approach of the Web3 development company, where the expansion of interoperability benefits every participant in the ecosystem.
According to him:
“Circle is open to the business community with the Hyperliquid ecosystem … We try to build the shareholder value in the long term, and that means investing in products and distribution while working on an internet economy that can ultimately support hundreds of billions of dollars in economic activity.”
Why hug the Circle Hyperliquid?
Circle’s deeper dedication to hyperliquid comes during the ecosystem of the decentralized exchange during increased growth.
According to Delphi Digital factsHyperliquid now deals with the equivalent of 14% of Binance’s trade volume, generates around $ 30 million in weekly costs and has executed approximately $ 100 million in purchasing hype -tokes since August.
Defillama data also shows that approximately 7% of all USDC nutrition is already on the network, making it a natural partner for the Stablecoin emittent.
However, the plan of the hyperliquid team to launch a native USDH Stablecoin has introduced a competitiveness that can influence the USDC of Circle. Analysts warn that if USDH get a grip, circle up to $ 200 million in annual turnover losses can be given.
Against this background, Circle’s early integration and direct investments in hyperliquis show a calculated effort to get his foot on the ground before a rival Stablecoin enters the market.
