Bitget Wallet has fully integrated HyperEVM, giving users seamless access to Hyperliquid’s $5 billion DEX ecosystem, cross-chain transfers, and HYPE token utilities.
Summary
- With this integration, users can trade on Hyperliquid DEX, explore HyperEVM dApps, and engage with HYPE native token utilities.
- The mainnet launch follows a December 2024 testnet that allowed users to experiment with HyperEVM and claim test coins.
- HyperEVM adds to Bitget Wallet’s support for over 130 blockchains, strengthening its position as a comprehensive self-custodial platform.
In a press release shared with crypto.news, Bitget Wallet has announced its full integration with HyperEVM, the Ethereum-compatible smart-contract layer of the Hyperliquid (HYPE) Layer-1 blockchain.
The integration enables Bitget Wallet users to access Hyperliquid DEX, conduct cross-chain transfers and engage with HYPE token’s native token utilities, which presumably include gas payment and staking within the Hyperliquid ecosystem. Additional features, including perpetual trading and expanded DeFi modules, are expected to roll out in the coming weeks.
“Our goal is to simplify access to one of crypto’s fastest-growing ecosystems. By integrating HyperEVM end-to-end, we are enabling self-custody users to engage with a high-performance infrastructure covering trading, programmable finance and cross-chain flows, while preserving the simplicity and security that define our vision. This is about opening the door to the next wave of onchain finance,” said Jamie Elkaleh, CMO of Bitget Wallet.
The full integration of HyperEVM into Bitget Wallet follows the rollout of the testnet in December last year, which enabled users to add HyperEVM to their custom mainnet with a single click and receive test coins via the Hyperliquid faucet. During the testnet phase, users could also explore the HyperEVM DApp ecosystem, gaining early exposure to projects and decentralized applications.
The integration of HyperEVM further expands Bitget Wallet’s already extensive network of supported platforms, which currently spans over 130 blockchains.
