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Phantom Wallet Hires Hyperliquid Market Builders to Expand Perpetual Futures

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Crypto wallet Phantom is deepening its push into perpetual futures trading. The company has brought on the team responsible for building one of the most prominent market experiments on the Hyperliquid platform. The hire signals a strategic commitment by Phantom to grow its derivatives offerings. This move reflects broader industry interest in integrating advanced trading features directly into crypto wallet products.

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