Hyperliquid perpetual contracts now available on Bloomberg Terminal
Bloomberg Terminal added live Hyperliquid perpetual contract pricing to its market-data workflow, making selected Hyperliquid markets visible inside a tool used by professional traders and financial institutions. The Terminal can display the quotes around the clock, and users can track them there without being able to execute Hyperliquid trades on the platform. The added worksheet also pairs those perpetuals with reference prices across other asset classes.
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Professional traders and financial institutions now see selected Hyperliquid perpetual prices inside Bloomberg Terminal, a tool they already use for market data. That puts the contracts into the same viewing environment as other asset classes, with a worksheet that pairs them against reference prices across markets.
In practice, Bloomberg users can track Hyperliquid quotes on the Terminal, but they still cannot execute Hyperliquid trades there. The change is in access to live pricing and comparison data, not in trading functionality on the platform.
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