Hyperliquid saw a fund outflow of over $430 million this week, marking the third largest single-week net outflow on record.

The Block reported on December 19th, citing Dune Analytics data, that Hyperliquid has seen over $430 million in outflows this week—marking the third-largest outflow in the platform’s history. The protocol’s Total Value Locked (TVL) has fallen from over $6 billion in mid-September to roughly $4 billion. Meanwhile, its native token HYPE has dropped nearly 20% amid a broad market downturn over the past week. While on-chain data doesn’t necessarily reveal traders’ specific motives, competition among decentralized perpetual contract platforms may have driven fund rotation. During these outflows, rivals like Lighter and Aster have surged in DEX perpetual contract trading volume rankings this year, chipping away at Hyperliquid’s dominance in the space.