The more I think about this Coinbase partnership, the more I believe it is Hyperliquid’s biggest announcement all year. Stablecoin yield is the largest revenue source in the industry next to trading fees and Hyperliquid is now the first blockchain to internalize both. This is a fundamental transformation of Hyperliquid as a business. Yield sharing enables Hyperliquid’s revenue to scale more directly with deposits, rather than just trading volume. And because deposits tend to be stickier than volumes in downturns, this could make Hyperliquid’s buybacks more resilient across cycles. For example Hyperliquid stablecoin deposits are currently only down 15% from ATHs compared to monthly volumes down 55%. Zooming out, there’s currently ~$80B in stablecoins deposits on Binance, Okx, and Bybit compared to ~$5B on Hyperliquid. It doesn’t take crazy share gains or sector wide growth for the revenue numbers from yield sharing to get crazy for $HYPE. Think $300M - $500M in incremental run-rate revenue from yield sharing is achievable within next 12 months, and billions in the years beyond as the cryptoeconomy reaccelerates. Hyperliquid.