The Crypto-Native Everything App Is Shipping Crypto is consolidating from fragmented tools into unified interfaces You can now use one account + one intent deliver swaps, perps, lending, predictions, yield, and fiat ramps with CEX-level speed and onchain transparency. The stack = routing engine + smart accounts + gas abstraction + aggregated liquidity. It literally removes friction so users stay inside one surface instead of jumping between 8 apps. Winners capture flow by owning either the deepest liquidity layer or the cleanest consumer distribution layer. I’m pretty sure you’re using some of the super-app or at least a pre-super-app but you didn’t even notice. Here’s my curated list, you’ll find most of them are familiar: [1] @HyperliquidX Own the highest-performance onchain trading venue first. Then expand the primitive surface so one account handles perps, spot, prediction markets, and permissionless assets under unified margin and execution. Its L1 delivers the low-latency routing and settlement the intent model requires. Builders are already shipping consumer frontends on top. – ~$878M annualized revenue and ~$1.06B annualized fees. –30-day revenue $62.6M. Open interest $9.39B. – Perps volume remains dominant with recent periods showing +18% growth in active volume. – Total users reached 1.4M with strong inflows. – The Assistance Fund routes most fees to HYPE buybacks and burns (cumulative >$1.3B). – HIP-3 and HyperEVM are live for broader market deployment. [2] @JupiterExchange Aggregate every liquidity source on Solana first. Then layer on the full set of user actions - swap, perps, lending, prediction, yield - inside one interface so the app becomes the default onchain finance surface. – $22.38B DEX aggregator volume in the last 30 days. – Cumulative aggregator volume >$1.238T. – Jupiter Perps cumulative volume $487B. Multiple products shipping simultaneously: perps, lend vaults, multiply loops, prediction markets, portfolio tools, and mobile app. The single app unifies the frontend-to-protocol flow. [3] @Rabby_io The wallet layer must remove every point of friction = network switching, gas management, key complexity Even before normal users will touch the full intent-to-execution stack. Account abstraction and cross-chain adapters are non-negotiable infra. – 800K+ users. Google Play 100K+ downloads and 4.8-star ratings. – Active shipping of EIP-7702 smart account features on existing EOAs plus the Gas Account for one-time deposit gas across chains. – Widely adopted as the pro EVM/DeFi browser wallet. – Strong support for high-performance environments including HyperEVM. [4] @phantom The consumer entry point wins by combining wallet, trading, predictions, fiat on/off ramps. Spending tools into one polished money app that feels like mobile banking but stays self-custodial and onchain. – Earlier data showed 15M monthly active users and rapid adds. – Revenue reached $320M in a reported period (up 60% YoY). – Phantom users generated $39.4B trading vol on Hyperliquid alone, producing >$20.6M in builder rev. – Perps volume routed through Phantom remains material. Expanding live features include prediction markets, Phantom Cash (Stripe-powered fiat ramps), Visa debit card, and advanced trading terminal. Site positions it explicitly as “the money app” for trading crypto, predictions, and more. These 4 are complementary. → Hyperliquid and Jupiter supply the deep, specialized liquidity and product depth. → Rabby and Phantom supply the abstraction, routing, and consumer distribution layers that turn fragmented protocols into something that feels like one app. I track these because the data lines up with sustainable execution rather than emissions-driven growth. DYOR.
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