DEX Screener, a popular analytics platform for decentralized exchanges, has integrated Hyperliquid L1 as a supported network, according to an announcement from the Hyperliquid team on X. This integration is notable because it represents DEX Screener’s first-ever support for an onchain order book-based DEX, rather than the automated market maker (AMM) pools that dominate most of its existing listings. As part of the launch, users can now view real-time charts and trading data for assets on Hyperliquid, including the meme token PURR, with newly deployed assets on the network set to be tracked automatically once live. Hyperliquid is a decentralized perpetual futures and spot exchange built on its own high-performance Layer-1 blockchain, featuring a fully onchain central limit order book, gasless order placement, and sub-second finality aimed at delivering centralized-exchange-like performance in a non-custodial environment. Integrating this order book L1 into a widely used analytics front end like DEX Screener broadens visibility for Hyperliquid markets, makes it easier for traders to monitor prices and liquidity, and underscores the growing relevance of order book-based DEX architectures alongside AMM models in the broader DeFi trading stack.

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