HYPE · the Hyperliquid token
Supply and scarcity, the Assistance Fund buyback flywheel, protocol revenue, burn and staking.
HYPE——Statements
What users paid, what was redistributed, what the protocol keptIncome Statement
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Source: DefiLlama·The deduction is derived, not reported: it aggregates every payout and cannot be split by recipient from this source.
Revenue by Segment
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Sources: Hypurrscan · HypeDexer · Hyperliquid
Why the two revenue figures differ
last 30 daysDefiLlama
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used by the income statement
Liquid Terminal
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six sources, used by the segments
Difference
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Both are protocol revenue over the same 30 days, counted differently. Ours doubles spot fees to approximate the gross-user figure before the deployer takes their half on HIP-1 pairs, and it counts HIP-3 deploy auctions and priority fees as revenue lines of their own. DefiLlama aggregates on its own schedule and methodology. Neither is a correction of the other: the segment view is the more granular, the DefiLlama line is the one other venues are quoted on, which is why the comparison uses it.
Trend
The same split day by day and quarter by quarter · is the margin holdingFees & Revenue
Gross fees
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what users paid
Protocol revenue
$0.00
what was kept
Gross margin
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over the window
Revenue / day
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0 completed days
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- Protocol revenue
- Paid out
Source: DefiLlama daily series·The running day is excluded: it is partial and would draw as a collapse.
Quarterly Revenue
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no closed quarter
QoQ
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needs two quarters
YoY
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needs five quarters
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- Protocol revenue
- Paid out
Source: DefiLlama daily series, aggregated to calendar quarters·The hollow bar is the running quarter and is excluded from QoQ and YoY.
Segments over time
Six revenue sources · whether this is still one book or severalRevenue Mix
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Source: our own six-source breakdown·Percentages are the share of the whole window, not of the last day.