Hyperliquid Introduces 'Based Streams,' a DEX-Powered Live Streaming Platform
The livestreaming feature lets creators broadcast trades, accept token donations, and reward viewers via its Hypercore protocol
- Hyperliquid rolled out Based Streams, its first livestreaming feature, going live today at 12:30 UTC.
- The platform lets creators host real-time video, chat with viewers, and display on-chain trading activity.
- Built on Hypercore, it enables tokenized donations to streamers and offers viewers chances to earn “Based Gold.”
Hyperliquid, the on-chain decentralized exchange, has rolled out Based Streams, a livestreaming platform that merges creator content with real-time trading interactions.
The new tool allows users to schedule broadcasts, chat live, and overlay their on-chain trades while growing their communities.
Donations run via Hypercore, allowing viewers to send Hypercore tokens to streamers directly. At the same time, viewers may earn “Based Gold” just for tuning in.
Hyperliquid invites creators and traders alike to try Based Streams, bridging the gap between live content and DeFi-native monetization, which can help audience engagement into yield-driven community experiences.
The platform goes live at 12:30 UTC today, with @LH_0302 as its inaugural streamer, opening 500 blind boxes on camera.
Hyperliquid is the largest on-chain decentralized exchange for perpetuals trading, accounting for 38% of the market.
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