JPMorgan Flags Hyperliquid Headwinds for COIN; Regulation Could Change the Long Run
Near-term headwinds to COIN earnings from revised USDC economics on Hyperliquid; potential upside only if regulatory clarity drives broader demand.
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Near-term headwinds to COIN earnings from revised USDC economics on Hyperliquid; potential upside only if regulatory clarity drives broader demand.
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JPMorgan argues the Hyperliquid deal changes USDC economics, creating a near-term earnings headwind for COIN and Circle as reserve income accrues on-platform before sharing 90% with Hyperliquid. About $6 billion of USDC—roughly 8% of circulating supply—sits on Hyperliquid, with the impact likely clearer in 2H2026 amid softer crypto volumes. Regulatory clarity could become the bigger long-term catalyst.
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