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Figure Heloc vs Hyperliquid

As of Nov 5, 2026, 05:23 AM UTC, Figure Heloc's market cap ($27.32B) is about 1.4 times Hyperliquid's ($20.00B). Since 2025-11-05, FIGR_HELOC is -0% and HYPE +116%. Figure Heloc has no maximum supply; Hyperliquid's supply is capped at 1.00B.

MetricFigure HelocHyperliquid
Price$1.05$83.53
Market Cap$27.32B$20.00B
24h Volume$22.10M$1.36B
Rank#9#11
Circulating Supply26.06B239.41M
Max SupplyUncapped1.00B
All-Time High$1.08 (Nov 1)$97.96 (Sep 23)
LaunchedN/AN/A

1-Year Relative Performance

Both rebased to 100 on 2025-11-05 — FIGR_HELOC now 100, HYPE now 216.

FIGR_HELOC HYPE

Key Differences

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Figure Heloc and Hyperliquid represent two distinct frontiers of on-chain finance: tokenized traditional credit versus native crypto trading infrastructure. FIGR_HELOC belongs to the real-world asset (RWA) category — it is tied to Figure's platform on the Provenance blockchain, where home equity lines of credit and private credit are standardized and tokenized. HYPE is the native token of Hyperliquid, a Layer 1 blockchain best known for its decentralized perpetual futures and spot exchange.

Their mechanics differ fundamentally. FIGR_HELOC does not operate its own consensus; it exists on Provenance infrastructure, with roughly 21.1 billion tokens fully circulating and value linked to underlying loan assets. HYPE secures its own Proof of Stake chain, is capped at 1 billion tokens with a substantially smaller portion currently circulating, and serves staking and governance functions while the chain supports a full Ethereum Virtual Machine (HyperEVM).

Ecosystem roles reflect their origins. Figure's system serves institutional debt markets: Figure Connect operates as a primary market for tokenized credit, while Figure Markets provides around-the-clock secondary trading and settlement with both crypto and fiat on- and off-ramps. Hyperliquid's ecosystem is crypto-native, spanning derivatives trading, lending, borrowing, and RWAs within its own DeFi environment.

One token brings existing lending products onto a blockchain for institutions; the other powers a purpose-built chain whose flagship product is high-performance decentralized trading.