2026-01-07 21:22:15

XRP spot trading has just been launched on Hyperliquid, this time achieved through the FXRP of the Flare ecosystem. The significance of this move is that it directly opens a new door for XRP in the DeFi world.

For holders, this means they can trade XRP directly on Hyperliquid, and liquidity issues are no longer a bottleneck. Previously, XRP was mainly used for transfers; now DeFi users can engage in lending, staking, and other activities, significantly increasing XRP's utility.

However, despite this positive signal, several risk points still need to be monitored. The maturity of the Hyperliquid platform itself needs to be tested, and the issue of DeFi liquidity layering has not been fully resolved. The most critical concern remains the regulatory risk of XRP itself — this sword of Damocles has always been hanging, and the SEC's stance remains a variable.

Liquidity will indeed increase, but market volatility may also intensify, so caution is advised when participating.

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WhaleStalker

· 19h ago

Can XRP shake off the fate of being a "transfer coin" this time, or is it still uncertain? Increased liquidity is a good thing, but the SEC's sword is still hanging overhead. No matter how you speculate, it's a bit uncertain.

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SwapWhisperer

· 20h ago

Hmm, Hyperliquid has come up with new tricks, but honestly, the SEC's sword still makes people uneasy. XRP finally has a chance to appear, but don’t be blinded by liquidity. I’ll wait and see. Lending and staking are indeed enjoyable, but I’m worried that Hyperliquid might have issues someday. The risks of FXRP are really underestimated. With liquidity in place, volatility has also increased. I’m still testing the waters with small amounts; caution is the best approach. The story of XRP is compelling, but I really don’t want to gamble on the SEC’s suspense.

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MEVHunterLucky

· 21h ago

Another new trick to cut leeks, is Hyperliquid a reliable platform? Hard to say. What waves can XRP make in DeFi? Regulatory risks are still hanging over it. Liquidity bait, be careful not to get trapped. What is FXRP? Another wrapped coin? Avoid XRP, the regulatory risk is too high, brother. After Hyperliquid became popular, the quality has been inconsistent.

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MagicBean

· 01-07 21:52

XRP finally breaks into DeFi, but the sword is still hanging, and without SEC's approval, it's all for nothing.

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GweiWatcher

· 01-07 21:50

Hyperliquid is making a comeback, but we all know that the SEC is still watching XRP. Good news is good news, but the sword hanging overhead still needs to be guarded against.

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ChainProspector

· 01-07 21:49

Wait a moment, is the Hyperliquid platform really reliable? It feels like the risk is still quite high. XRP lending is indeed a new area, but who can guarantee the SEC won't intervene? Liquidity has increased, but volatility has also come along. Better to be cautious. The FXRP scheme has a bit of a nesting doll effect, with multiple layers of risk—who will bear the responsibility? Trading XRP on Hyperliquid is indeed convenient, but participating in a sandbox product stage is a bit risky. The sword of the SEC is always hanging overhead. Even the best DeFi benefits are useless if that sword falls. Currently, everyone involved has a gambler's mentality. I'm still on the sidelines...

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ZkProofPudding

· 01-07 21:27

Wait, is Hyperliquid reliable now? I heard it's still in the testing phase. Can the FXRP setup really work? Playing DeFi with XRP is a good thing, but I can't sleep soundly until the SEC's sword is sheathed. How dare I go all in? Without regulatory breakthroughs, no matter how much liquidity there is, it's just wealth on paper. Lending and staking sound good, but when volatility hits, it can wipe you out.

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