Circle explained that the rollout, when paired with CCTP v2 and planned HyperCore support, allows fintech firms, payment providers, and decentralized applications to embed stablecoin transfers with greater efficiency.
Beyond the technical deployment, Circle is positioning itself as a direct stakeholder in Hyperliquid’s growth.
The company confirmed it has made its first HYPE token investments and is evaluating whether to operate as a validator on the network.
Circle also outlined plans for incentive programs to attract developers building on HyperEVM and HIP-3, backed by new toolkits and software development kits (SDKs) that simplify USDC integration.
According to him:
“Circle is open for business with the Hyperliquid Ecosystem…we are seeking to build long-term shareholder value, and that means investing in products and distribution as we work towards an internet economy that ultimately could support hundreds of trillions of dollars in economic activity.”
Circle’s deeper commitment to Hyperliquid comes during increased growth within the decentralized exchange’s ecosystem.
DeFiLlama data also shows that roughly 7% of all USDC supply already resides on the network, making it a natural partner for the stablecoin issuer.
