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Papertrade Outpaces Pump and Hyperliquid Combined in Revenue in Its First Week

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A Hyperliquid wallet closed a CBRS long, taking a loss of about $6.95 million on a position that had been worth about $36.51 million. In a separate development, Papertrade went live on HyperEVM on October 10 and reached $37.03 million in revenue four days later, above Pump.fun’s $16.06 million seven-day revenue and Hyperliquid’s $14.56 million.

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A Hyperliquid wallet exited a CBRS long that had been worth about $36.51 million and left about $6.95 million on the table when it closed.
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The same wallet also held GOOGL and GME long positions with a combined value of about $57.42 million, using 20x and 10x isolated leverage.
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Papertrade went live on HyperEVM, Hyperliquid’s smart contract layer, on October 10.
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Four days after launch, Papertrade’s revenue reached $37.03 million, while Pump.fun recorded $16.06 million in seven-day revenue and Hyperliquid recorded $14.56 million.

What it means

Users and traders on HyperEVM and Hyperliquid notice that a new derivatives venue reached revenue figures quickly after launch, while an active Hyperliquid wallet also closed a large leveraged position. That puts attention on the activity visible on these venues today, including the scale of positions and the pace of usage on the new platform.

Before this, Papertrade had just gone live on October 10; now it is listed with revenue figures that can be compared against Pump.fun and Hyperliquid, while the wallet’s CBRS long is no longer open. What changed in practice is that the position was exited and the new platform started posting revenue numbers, while the reported leverage terms on the GOOGL and GME longs remain the same description of the wallet’s trading setup.

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