Bitcoin Suisse is pleased to announce the availability of trading for Monad (MON) and Hyperliquid (HYPE), two recently launched Layer 1 protocols representing technical advances in blockchain performance. Effective immediately, clients can trade MON and HYPE on Bitcoin Suisse’s platform. Both protocols now aim to address “critical infrastructure challenges in the crypto ecosystem.”
Monad delivers Ethereum Virtual Machine (EVM) compatibility while also maintaining decentralization, while Hyperliquid has “established itself as a leading decentralized perpetual futures exchange with trading volumes rivaling centralized platforms.”
Monad is an EVM-compatible L1 blockchain “that launched its mainnet on Nov 24, ’25.”
The protocol aims to overcome “limitations of EVM chains through innovations including Optimistic Parallel Execution, MonadBFT, and MonadDB. MON, the network’s native token, is used for gas fees and staking, enabling compatibility with Ethereum apps without requiring new programming languages or major architectural changes.”
Hyperliquid operates as a decentralized exchange for “perpetual futures on its own Layer 1 blockchain.”
Following its November 2024 token launch via an airdrop to approximately 90,000 early users, the platform has “achieved record trading volumes, reaching nearly $400 billion in monthly volume in 2025 and accounting for the majority of DEX perpetual trading activity.”
HYPE tokens are used for “governance, staking, and advanced smart contract interactions on HyperEVM, while users maintain self-custody through direct wallet connections.”
The addition of these protocols reflects “client interest in high-performance blockchain infrastructure and represents Bitcoin Suisse’s commitment to providing access to technically significant developments in the crypto asset space.”
As covered, Bitcoin Suisse is Switzerland’s crypto finance service provider.
Founded in 2013 by crypto-native professionals, it offers a “suite of trading, staking, custody, and lending services geared towards private and institutional clients.”
The company is headquartered in Zug and has reportedly built a “team of over 200 qualified experts in Switzerland, Europe, and the Middle East.”
