Hyperliquid perpetual

xyz:PLATINUM Perpetual

$1,844.7
+0.26% · 24h
7-day trend
Mark price
$1,844.7
Oracle price
$1,844.9
24h change
+0.26%
Funding / hr
+0.0003%
Funding APR
+3.1%
Open interest
$6.5M
24h volume
$194.9K

What is the xyz:PLATINUM perpetual?

The xyz:PLATINUM perpetual (or “perp”) is a futures contract on Hyperliquid that tracks the price of xyz:PLATINUMwith no expiry, so a position can be held indefinitely. It currently marks at $1,844.7 with about $6.5M of open interest and $194.9K traded in the last 24 hours. Because it is leveraged, both gains and losses are amplified, and a move against a position can trigger liquidation.

How funding works on xyz:PLATINUM

A perpetual stays tethered to spot through funding: a small payment exchanged between longs and shorts.xyz:PLATINUM funding is currently +0.0003% per hour (+3.1% annualized), which means shorts are being paid right now. Funding shifts constantly with positioning, so a rich rate can flip. It is a real cost or income stream that any serious automated strategy has to account for on every hold.

How Hypertrade trades xyz:PLATINUM

With Hypertrade you connect your own AI, Claude, GPT, Gemini, or a custom model, and it can propose xyz:PLATINUMtrades around the clock. Every proposal passes a deterministic risk engine that sizes the position, enforces a mandatory stop, caps leverage, and can veto the trade outright. Orders are signed by an agent trade-only permission that can trade but cannot authorize an external withdrawal. Your trading capital remains in your user-controlled account at the venue. It is discipline the AI can never override, not a black box and not a promise of returns.

Point your AI at xyz:PLATINUM

Start free on testnet. Pick a model, set your limits, and let a disciplined engine handle execution while you retain owner withdrawal authority.

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Data sourced from Hyperliquid and refreshed periodically; figures may lag the venue. Trading perpetual futures involves substantial risk of loss and is not suitable for everyone. Nothing here is financial advice.