Aviya Finance debuted a new look as a lending venue powered by HyperLend in the Hyperliquid ecosystem. It provides a permissioned, compliant marketplace for approved institutions to access credit facilities, starting with fixed-rate loans to borrowers.
Aviya has signed an agreement with Anchorage as the venue's exclusive qualified custodian, enabling institutional borrowers to access credit facilities through the platform.
HyperLend Labs acquired 5,017,336.42 hyperlend:native tokens in an OTC transaction, a move the team framed as a strategic decision. The tokens' use — whether for the protocol treasury, market support, or burn — was not detailed in the announcement, which came via a retweeted update from HyperLend Labs.
HyperLend has introduced a Bridge function powered by @AcrossProtocol, letting users bridge and supply any supported asset into HyperLend from any chain Across supports in a single transaction. Depositors pick their deposit asset and the destination chain inside the HyperLend flow, removing the need to manually bridge tokens beforehand.
HyperLend conducted its TGE on January 20, 2026, launching the HPL token, with eligible airdrop recipients automatically receiving HPL in their Hyperliquid accounts; staking and locking features were slated to follow shortly after.
HyperLend raised $1.7 million from investors including RockawayX, Nucleus, Vistula Capital, Dewhales Capital, No Limit Holdings, Duplicate Capital, Dumpster, and YAM, disclosed alongside its tokenomics announcement.
HyperLend announced the allocation of its native HPL token: 30.14% to ecosystem growth and incentives (largest share), 25% genesis, 22.5% core contributors, 17.36% strategic investors, and 5% liquidity.
HyperLend deployed its pooled lending protocol on Hyperliquid's EVM chain, hitting its initial supply caps quickly and becoming one of the core DeFi protocols on HyperEVM.
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