Bloomberg Terminal Integrates Hyperliquid Data for Oil, Gold, and US Stocks

The Bloomberg Terminal has begun displaying Hyperliquid perpetual-market data for oil, gold, the S&P 500, and U.S. stocks, marking a significant expansion of the platform's reach into traditional finance.

The integration gives professional users access to Hyperliquid market data within the same workflow used for conventional equities, commodities, and derivatives. The available contracts include 24/7 perpetual markets linked to assets such as oil, gold, the S&P 500, and major chipmakers.

This move is part of Hyperliquid's broader cross-asset expansion beyond native crypto markets. The platform's commodity and equity-linked perpetuals can continue trading even when the underlying cash markets are closed, potentially giving traders a continuous price signal during weekends, overnight sessions, or major geopolitical events.

Hyperliquid's integration with Bloomberg Terminal arrives as the platform's U.S. regulatory path becomes more important. President Donald Trump said in August that CFTC Chair Michael Selig was working to bring Hyperliquid into the United States in a 'fully compliant and legal fashion'. This follows growing pressure to move offshore perpetual-futures activity into regulated U.S. markets.