Trojan Announces Integration with Hyperliquid to Expand Liquidity for On-Chain Derivatives Trading
Svmuu News: Decentralized trading infrastructure provider Trojan has announced the completion of a full integration with Hyperliquid. By connecting Hyperliquid’s order book to the Trojan trading interface, users can directly access on-chain perpetual and spot market liquidity and execute a variety of trading strategies. According to reports, this integration aims to enhance the efficiency of on-chain derivatives trading and support automated trading strategies and API interactions. As a public blockchain network focused on perpetual contracts and spot trading, Hyperliquid has already established a substantial on-chain trading ecosystem. Trojan stated that it will continue to expand its functional support within the Hyperliquid ecosystem, including liquidity access and related token use cases. (FinanceFeeds)
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