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Is Hyperliquid halal?

Hyperliquid is the token of a derivatives or perpetual futures platform.

Hyperliquid fails a hard rule of our screen on the Riba-free criterion (30 out of 100). Tagged as derivatives, perpetuals or a synthetic asset. These usually involve leverage, funding payments or interest.

HYPE price
$79.05
−0.44% 24h
Market value
$17.59B
rank #11
From all-time high
−19.3%
high $97.96

Shariah screen result

Fails screenAutomated screen · Method v1.0 · data 16 Oct 2026
55/100
Screen index
mean of the five criteria
Riba-freeno reliance on interest
30

Tagged as derivatives, perpetuals or a synthetic asset. These usually involve leverage, funding payments or interest.

Claritylow excessive uncertainty
80

Very large and widely traded (market value about $17.6 billion), so its price is relatively transparent.

Not maysirproductive, not gambling
35

Trading contracts without ownership resembles speculation on price alone.

Asset-backingreal value underneath
72

Its value is tied to a working network that people pay fees to use.

Use-casepermissible purpose
58

Spot trading can be permissible, but the platform's full business needs checking.

How this was made: we scored the coin's public category tags and market size against the same five criteria and thresholds we use in our reviewed screen. Nobody has yet read its whitepaper or checked its revenue. This is a screening result, not a fatwa. Scholars may reach different views, so check with a qualified scholar before relying on it.

Tags used:Decentralized Exchange (DEX)DerivativesExchange-based TokensLayer 1 (L1)PerpetualsSmart Contract Platform
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