Derivatives Cryptocurrencies
Live prices, market cap and 24h change for 3 Derivatives coins.
What is Derivatives?
The Derivatives category groups cryptocurrencies that share the “Derivatives” classification. The table below lists every Derivatives coin Token Times tracks, ranked by market capitalisation.
The Derivatives category tracks 3 cryptocurrencies with a combined market capitalisation of $20.98B and $552.91M in 24-hour trading volume. As a group, Derivatives is up 3.28% over the last 24 hours. The largest asset in this category is Hyperliquid.
Inside the Derivatives Category
Together, Derivatives makes up about 0.74% of the total crypto market by capitalisation.
The category is highly concentrated: Hyperliquid alone accounts for about 93% of its market cap, and the top three make up 100%.
Over the last 24 hours, the strongest performer here is Lighter (+8.99%) and the weakest is Derive (-6.03%).
Derivatives Coins by Market Cap
| # | Coin | Price | 24h | 7d | Last 7 Days | Market Cap | Volume (24h) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 |  Hyperliquid hype |
$87.78 | ▲ 3.22% | -3.81% | — | $19.53B | $474.48M |
| 2 |  Lighter lit |
$3.92 | ▲ 8.99% | +4.89% | — | $981.03M | $64.25M |
| 3 |  Derive drv |
$0.4711 | ▼ 6.03% | +16.04% | — | $470.70M | $14.18M |
Derivatives — FAQ
What is the Derivatives category in crypto?
The Derivatives category groups cryptocurrencies that share the “Derivatives” classification. The table below lists every Derivatives coin Token Times tracks, ranked by market capitalisation.
What are the top Derivatives coins?
By market capitalisation, the largest Derivatives coins are Hyperliquid, Lighter, Derive. The full ranked list with live prices is in the table above.
What is the total market cap of Derivatives?
The Derivatives category has a combined market capitalisation of about $20.98B across 3 coins Token Times tracks, roughly 0.74% of the whole crypto market.
Which Derivatives coin is up the most today?
Over the last 24 hours, Lighter (LIT) leads the Derivatives category at +8.99%. This reflects past movement, not a prediction — not financial advice.