Digest covering Hyperliquid's U.S. derivatives entry ($300M monthly potential), Anoma privacy expansion to EVM chains, and Arc Mainnet launch on September 16 with LI.FI integration.
DeFi & Yields ·
Hyperliquid's entry into U.S. derivatives markets could capture up to $300 million in monthly volume, according to analyst estimates. The project's expansion into regulated American trading infrastructure marks a significant step for the platform. Key questions remain about settlement mechanics and fee distribution in the newly accessible market.
Anoma is broadening its privacy capabilities across six EVM chains, extending functionality similar to Zcash-style privacy protections to assets beyond its native network. This expansion allows users on multiple Ethereum-compatible chains to access enhanced privacy features for asset transfers and transactions.
Arc Mainnet is scheduled to launch on September 16, with LI.FI integration to provide universal bridging functionality at launch. The mainnet deployment adds another interoperability layer to the Arc ecosystem, though full details on initial features and rollout phases remain limited.