According to a recent LinkedIn post from FalconX, interest in tokenized commodities, particularly gold, appears to be gaining traction on crypto-native trading venues. The post cites Hyperliquid’s HIP-3 markets, where gold reportedly accounts for roughly 19% of open interest, alongside more than $2.7 billion in combined trading volume and institutional transfers of about $151 million.
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The post highlights this activity as evidence of a growing bridge between traditional finance and on-chain markets, with demand emerging for 24/7 liquidity in macro assets. By featuring commentary from its Global Co-Head of Markets in Bloomberg, FalconX is positioned as an intermediary serving institutional flows in this niche, which could support trading volumes, fee generation, and its competitive standing in digital-asset market infrastructure if these trends persist.