What happened?
Bitget Wallet announced a full integration with HyperEVM, the Ethereum-compatible smart-contract layer for the Hyperliquid Layer-1 blockchain. The update lets users add HyperEVM with one click and use features like cross-chain transfers via deBridge, built-in trades, a DApp zone, and $HYPE token utilities directly inside the wallet. In short, Bitget is bringing Hyperliquid’s high-performance trading and DeFi tools into a self-custody interface.
Who does this affect?
Bitget’s user base — roughly 80 million people — can now access HyperEVM-native services without leaving the wallet. Traders, DeFi users, developers and projects in the Hyperliquid ecosystem get easier onboarding and smoother access to deep liquidity and programmable contracts. Institutions and self-custody users also benefit from simpler cross-chain flows, gas rebates, and native $HYPE utilities.
Why does this matter?
Making Hyperliquid easy to access from a major wallet reduces onboarding friction and is likely to pull more users and capital into the HyperEVM ecosystem. Given Hyperliquid’s already massive TVL and trading volumes, this could increase $HYPE demand, push higher TVL and trading activity onto the network, and boost onchain revenue. That shift can change market share in decentralized derivatives and onchain capital markets, heighten competition among L1s and wallets, and create new growth and monetization opportunities for Bitget.