Protocol directory
HyperEVM apps can sit near Hyperliquid's trading stack, but yield, lending, DEX, and stablecoin risks need their own review. This directory is a source-led intake layer, not a yield ranking or recommendation.
Read each protocol by mechanism before reading any APY. A lending market depends on collateral rules and liquidation paths, a DEX depends on depth and routing, a stablecoin depends on peg and redemption mechanics, and a yield wrapper depends on the strategy it routes through. Those risks can change even when a headline yield looks stable.
HyperLend
Lending markets can expose supply APY, borrow cost, collateral factors, liquidation parameters, oracle assumptions, and incentive emissions.
KittenSwap
DEX markets should be reviewed by pool depth, routing, fee tier, incentives, token concentration, and smart-contract risk.
Felix
Stablecoin products need peg, collateral, redemption, liquidation, and governance-risk review before any yield number matters.
Hyperbeat
Yield wrappers should be reviewed for strategy path, contract risk, rehypothecation, liquidity, and incentive durability.
Yield-risk checklist
Use this checklist before comparing protocols. It is intentionally slower than a leaderboard because yield pages can become misleading when incentives, oracle assumptions, withdrawal queues, or collateral parameters change.
- Treat APY as a timestamped data point, not a future return.
- Separate base yield from incentive emissions.
- Check oracle, liquidation, collateral, and withdrawal mechanics before comparing rates.
- Do not assume HyperEVM protocol risk is the same as HyperCore trading risk.
Staking intelligence
Review validator and delegation mechanics separately from yield products.
Vault transparency
Inspect public vault data and copy-trading risk context.
Source methodology
See how ecosystem claims are sourced and refreshed.
Sources
- Hyperliquid Docs: HyperEVMAccessed 2026-05-08
- Hyperliquid Docs: Info endpointAccessed 2026-05-04
- HyperLend DocsAccessed 2026-05-08
- Hyperliquid Docs: RisksAccessed 2026-05-04