A Hyperliquid ecosystem on-chain analyst, il.hl, published a comparison of Hyperliquid’s revenue per employee with several traditional finance and crypto trading platforms.
According to Odaily, the analyst said Hyperliquid has about $790 million in revenue, an estimated valuation of about $20.6 billion, 14 employees, and a profit margin close to 100%.
The comparison listed Robinhood with about $4.47 billion in revenue, an estimated valuation of about $97.2 billion, about 2,400 employees, and an estimated profit margin of about 42%.
It also listed CME Group with about $6.52 billion in revenue, an estimated valuation of about $88.5 billion, about 3,800 employees, and an estimated profit margin of about 62%.
Nasdaq was listed with about $8.26 billion in revenue, an estimated valuation of about $46.5 billion, about 9,200 employees, and an estimated profit margin of about 22%.
The analyst said Hyperliquid’s “protocol-level infrastructure” model shows high efficiency, with revenue described as nearly equivalent to net profit and operating costs described as low, reflecting a structure in which revenue does not grow linearly with headcount.
The analyst added that this advantage is currently based on a stage in which regulatory and compliance costs have not been fully reflected, and that profit margins may narrow if compliance pressure increases in the future.