We looked at @fomo's Hyperliquid Builder Code volume. Now the PnL data is telling another part of the story. Traders routed through FOMO just recorded ~$1.6M in realized PnL in a single day, the highest point in this 30-day window. The move comes after several days of realized PnL climbing from the hundreds of thousands into the $1M+ range. FOMO’s Builder Code is no longer just showing meaningful trading activity. The traders behind that flow are now showing up clearly in the PnL data.

iShares Silver Trust TVL just hit an all-time high of $1.55M. TVL is up 35% WoW, while transfer volume fell 62% over the same period. At the same time, net minting rose 165% and holders increased 14%. The divergence suggests the latest TVL growth is being driven more by new supply and holders than by secondary-market transfer activity.

Uniswap’s flash-loan activity just printed another sharp spike. The 90-day chart shows most days at relatively low levels, interrupted by a handful of much larger bursts. The latest spike reached roughly $2.7M in a day, taking cumulative flash-loan volume to $25.89M.

The S&P 500 is becoming an active market on Hyperliquid. The xyz:SP500 market has done $5.22B in trading volume over the last 30 days, with multiple days crossing $200M. That puts traditional equity exposure into the same onchain trading environment where users already trade crypto markets.

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PONS standing at #2 in taker trades is the part that stands out. The market is not leading the usual liquidity or revenue metrics, but traders are still actively taking liquidity in PONS. That makes taker activity a useful lens for seeing where trading attention is showing up differently from where capital is concentrated.

$573M moved through Aave flash loans, but the fees barely moved? Aave saw $573.11M in flash-loan volume over the last 30 days, yet generated only $11.78K in premiums. Most of the month was quiet until a single day pushed volume close to $340M. That contrast shows how flash loans can move enormous amounts of capital without producing proportionally large fee revenue.

Gas fees across major chains over the last 30 days: • Robinhood: Spiked to nearly $8M/day in early September • BNB: Stayed relatively consistent around the same range • Base: Remained among the lowest throughout • Polygon: Also stayed relatively quiet • Ethereum: Started picking up again toward the end of the period Robinhood had the biggest spike, but that move has since cooled off. ETH is now starting to separate from the rest again.

Palantir transfer volume crossed $20M in a single day on Robinhood. That is a 549% jump week over week, making Sep 23 the clear outlier in the 30-day window. The move came alongside a sharp increase in net minted volume, putting Palantir’s tokenized stock activity firmly back on the radar.

Fomo’s Hyperliquid Builder Code revenue just hit a 90-day high. Daily revenue reached roughly $85K, while total revenue over the period stands at $1.59M. The important part is that revenue has been trending higher since August, rather than coming from one isolated spike.

800M+ cumulative transactions have hit Robinhood’s chain. Activity has cooled recently, but the cumulative count keeps climbing. That means usage is still building, even at a slower pace.

Hyperliquid Builder Code volume grew from ~$120M in May to ~$1.55B in August. That’s roughly a 13x increase in four months. Monthly volume went: ~ May: ~$120M ~ June: ~$450M ~ July: ~$1.3B ~ August: ~$1.55B The interesting part isn't just the volume growth. It's how quickly the application layer around Hyperliquid is scaling.

Polygon value-bearing transactions just crossed 1M, up 69% WoW. The latest jump comes as Polygon prepares to burn 100M POL, with the burn contracts awaiting final Security Council signatures. The burn news landed Sep 18, right as transaction activity started picking up.

META liquidations jumped 6,850% WoW on Hyperliquid. The latest session saw 139 liquidations, up from almost nothing the week before. But realized PnL fell 90% WoW. More positions are getting forced out, while less money is being realized.