Hyperlane (HYPER) perpetual market

Hyperlane is a permissionless interoperability protocol that lets independent blockchains send messages and transfer tokens to one another without relying on a single centralized bridge. It provides infrastructure that any chain or rollup can deploy on its own, allowing developers to build applications that operate across multiple networks and to move assets between them. A distinguishing feature is its modular security model, which lets applications configure how cross-chain messages are verified rather than accepting a fixed trust assumption. Hyperlane is widely used to connect emerging rollups and app-chains that would otherwise be isolated. The HYPER token is used within the protocol for staking, securing message verification and governance, aligning the operators who relay and validate cross-chain messages with the network. Hyperlane competes with other interoperability and messaging protocols in the growing multi-chain and modular blockchain landscape.