PURR: open markets, fee-funded HYPE buybacks and a possible regulated US route
The on-chain venue expanded into third-party markets, uses fees for HYPE buybacks, and PURR awaits a decision on its FCM application in the US.
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what happened
The on-chain trading venue has moved beyond crypto perpetual futures into third-party markets, according to TradingView. Part of its fees goes to buying back HYPE, while activity across the HIP-3 and HIP-4 segments keeps growing.
PURR pairs exposure to HYPE with a rules-based treasury approach and has a pending application for FCM status, which could open a possible role in the US.
why it matters
For traders, the story matters mainly for HYPE, since fee-funded buybacks tie demand for the token to trading volume on the platform. The FCM application is still a possibility rather than a done deal, so its market impact remains unclear.
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- PURR: Open markets, fee-driven HYPE buybacks and a potential regulated US route — TradingView, 14 November 2026 at 10:34 UTC
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