Hyperliquid announces that HyperCore will support "Outcome Trading" (HIP-4)
PANews reported on February 2 that Hyperliquid announced on the X platform that HyperCore will support "Outcome Trading" (HIP-4). Outcomes are fully collateralized contracts settled within a fixed range. They serve as a general-purpose foundational component suitable for applications such as prediction markets and limited-option-like tools. Outcome trading introduces nonlinear characteristics, periodic contracts, and a new form of derivative trading that does not require leverage or liquidation. This foundational component expands HyperCore's expressive capabilities and can operate in conjunction with other components, such as portfolio margin and HyperEVM. Outcome contracts are still under development and are currently being tested only on the testnet. Standardized markets based on objective settlement sources will be deployed after technical development is completed. Standardized markets will be denominated in USDH. Based on user feedback, this infrastructure will gradually open up to permissionless deployment.
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