Ripple Prime expands to Hyperliquid HIP-3 integration, lifting tokenized commodities activity

• Ripple Prime has expanded its Hyperliquid integration to HIP-3 products, offering Oil, Gold, and other RWA perps to institutional traders.
• The integration opens up a 24/7 available tokenized commodities market for institutional investors. 
• HIP-3 Open Interest rises to nearly $2 billion, with a $2.30 billion spike in trading volume.

Ripple Prime announced the expansion of the HyperLiquid integration to HIP-3 products, opening the door to on-chain perpetuals of Real-World Assets (RWA) such as Gold, Silver, and Oil for institutional investors. This move cements Hyperliquid's stance as an “everything” exchange and is likely to boost activity across HIP-3 perps. 

Ripple Prime opens door to trade tokenized commodities

Michael Higgins, the international CEO of Ripple Prime, a digital asset prime brokerage for institutions launched by Ripple in late 2025,  announced an expanded integration of Hyperliquid in X post on Monday. The integration will help institutional investors access 24/7-running tokenized RWA perpetual contracts for Gold, Silver, and Oil on Hyperliquid’s HIP-3. 

This bridges the gap between traditional finance and DeFi, boosting activity on Hyperliquid.

Hyperscreener data shows that the daily volume of HIP-3 increased to $2.30 billion on Monday, and the daily Open Interest (OI) stands at $1.99 billion on Tuesday.

HIP-3 is gradually gaining market share on Hyperliquid, with its daily volume accounting for 39.60% of the total, while its daily open interest accounts for 27.82%. HIP-3 cements Hyperliquid as an “everything” exchange, expanding its role beyond crypto-focused derivatives towards real-world assets such as indices or commodities.

HYPE remains under broader market pressure

Hyperliquid trades below $40 at press time on Tuesday. The near-term tone turns mildly bearish as price slips back toward the 50-day Exponential Moving Average (EMA), while the 100-day and 200-day EMAs continue to lag below, suggesting that the broader uptrend is losing momentum rather than breaking.

The Moving Average Convergence Divergence (MACD) crossed below the signal line a few days ago and negative histogram bars are expanding, signaling firm downside pressure. The Relative Strength Index (RSI) at 50 indicates neutral momentum, consistent with a corrective phase.

Initial resistance appears at the recent swing high near $42.00, followed by the 78.6% Fibonacci retracement at $47.51 measured over the slip from $59.45 to $20.86.

(The technical analysis of this story was written with the help of an AI tool.)