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Hyperion DeFi (NASDAQ: HYPD) launched the first institutional credit facility on HyperLend's Aviya Finance platform, secured by staked HYPE tokens held at Anchorage Digital Bank. The facility, protected by legal agreements and collateral monitoring, aims to expand onchain liquidity for real-world assets. Hyperion DeFi and Anchorage Digital highlight the infrastructure's institutional scalability and safeguards.

D3 launched Frontier, a program allowing users to deposit assets in Solana and Hyperliquid vaults to earn points for priority access to new internet domains. D3, the core contributor to Doma Protocol, announced the program at Korea Blockchain Week on Sep. 28. Members earn Frontier Points through deposits and use them to seek priority for names under participating extensions. The program involves registries, not vaults, determining registration schedules and eligibility.

Hyperion DeFi (HYPD) partnered with D3 to launch Frontier’s Hyperliquid Vault, offering priority access to new internet domains. ICANN received over 1,600 applications for new TLDs, including .hype. Members deposit assets to earn Frontier Points for domain priority. Hyperion DeFi may receive DOMA tokens from a future event. The company expects further collaboration with D3 and Doma Protocol.

Hyperion DeFi (HYPD) partnered with DoubleZero Edge to launch Hyperliquid data feeds, its first cross-blockchain initiative. The feeds offer full order-book coverage for Hyperliquid markets, including perpetual futures and real-world assets. Hyperion DeFi received 10 million DoubleZero tokens and expects future revenue from data publishing. The company aims to expand the product to Hyperliquid's Outcome Markets as liquidity grows.

Hyperion DeFi (HYPD) CEO Hyunsu Jung highlighted the company's strategy to accumulate HYPE tokens, citing benefits from future Hyperliquid primitives. The company holds 1.93M HYPE ($166M) and plans to fund purchases through revenue and public markets. Trump's endorsement of Hyperliquid was called 'extremely positive.' HYPD raised 2026 adjusted gross profit guidance to $7M-$8M and authorized a $20M share repurchase program. HYPE token is up 1.92% in 24 hours, while HYPD stock fell 0.84% in after-

Hyperion DeFi, the first U.S.-listed company building on Hyperliquid, reported record Q2 net income of $31M, up from $8.8M in Q1. The company attributed gains to higher valuation of its HYPE holdings, about 2M HYPE worth $133M at end-June. Adjusted EBITDA was $53.7M and shares rose ~5% after hours.

Hyperion DeFi (NASDAQ: HYPD) reported Q2 EPS of $0.920, $0.57 above the $0.350 analyst estimate, and revenue of $357.69M versus a $1.3M consensus estimate, according to Investing.com. The stock closed at $2.69, down 19.94% over 3 months and 59.79% over 12 months.

Hyperion DeFi (NASDAQ: HYPD) reported Q2 2026 EPS of $0.92 (diluted), above the $0.43 consensus, and record net income of $31.0 million. Quarterly sales were $357,693, below the $400,000 estimate. The profit beat was attributed to $54.8 million treasury gains from its HYPE holdings.

Hyperion DeFi reported Q2 net income of $31M, up from $8.8M in Q1, citing growth in HYPE holdings despite a crypto downturn. According to The Block, HYPE holdings rose 87% to $133M, and the firm held about 2M HYPE. It plans to stake 500k HYPE with Entropy and 500k for Skew, and ended Native Markets and Felix deals after USDH shutdown.

Hyperion DeFi, Inc. (HYPD) reported record Q2 results, with net income of $31M and adjusted EBITDA of $53.7M, citing HYPE price gains, diversified DeFi income, and faster asset redeployment after the USDH sunset. The company said its 2026 outlook remains strong, supported by cost reductions and new institutional partnerships.