Lion Group Bets Big on Hyperliquid: Blockchain Expansion Anchored by New Core Reserve
Wall Street meets DeFi—again. Lion Group just made Hyperliquid its cornerstone reserve asset, signaling another institutional plunge into crypto's deep end.
The move reeks of calculated desperation—traditional finance scrambling for relevance in a blockchain-dominated future. No terms were disclosed (naturally), but the message is clear: adapt or get liquidated.
Hyperliquid now carries the weight of Lion Group's blockchain ambitions. Will it buoy their expansion or drag them under? Only volatility knows for sure.
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CEO Wilson Wang described the MOVE as a natural extension of Lion Group’s derivatives business into decentralized markets, calling Hyperliquid a cornerstone of scalable DeFi infrastructure. He also highlighted Solana’s user-first ecosystem and Sui’s modular design as strategic advantages.
In a bid to boost global visibility, the company is exploring a potential secondary public offering in Asia, with both the Tokyo Stock Exchange and Singapore Exchange under consideration.
BitGo CEO Mike Belshe, whose firm will manage the assets, said the partnership reflects growing institutional confidence in next-gen blockchain platforms.
