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Hyperliquid is a high-performance layer-one blockchain that runs its own decentralized exchange, also called Hyperliquid. It is the leading decentralized exchange for perpetuals futures trading, rivaling many of its centralized counterparts in terms of daily traded volume. This is mostly because Hyperliquid provides familiar trading interface, quick order settlements and, perhaps the most important part – an order book, unlike many of the decentralized exchanges which operate with liquidity pools. You can read more about it in our Hyperliquid review. It runs on Arbitrum to ensure quick and cheap transaction fees and finality. The Hyperliquid bridge is a critical component of its ecosystem, allowing users to onboard funds to the blockchain and to the decentralized exchange. Hyperliquid Bridge: Moving USDC to Hyperliquid How to bridge USDC to Hyperliquid is perhaps one of the very first things a user must understand in order to start using the decentralized exchange. Keep in mind that all trading pairs on the platform are denominated against USDC. There are generally two ways to go about bridging funds to Hyperliquid: centralized and decentralized. In both cases you will need an EVM wallet such as MetaMask and an activated Arbitrum wallet. As we mentioned above, Hyperliquid operates on Arbitrum and you will need an address to receive the funds on. Check out some of the best DeFi wallets, most of which offer multi-chain support. The decentralized way to bridge USDC to Hyperliquid Although there are a few ways to go about this, perhaps the easiest is to use the solution provided by deBridge. It offers a nearly-instant solution to help you bridge any asset on any chain. Here is the step-by-step breakdown. Step 1: visit deBridge Step 2: select the source chain (the one that you have funds on) on top and the destination chain at the…

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