Hypercall, the 24/7 on-chain options exchange built on Hyperliquid, has announced the integration of institutional-grade oracle feeds from derivatives intelligence firm Block Scholes into its options infrastructure. The move is significant because it addresses one of the most persistent challenges facing on-chain derivatives: the availability of reliable, institutional-quality market data to support pricing, execution, and risk management. As Hypercall expands the assets and markets available through its exchange, dependable reference data becomes increasingly critical to the functioning of its options markets.
Hypercall offers fractional options with no minimum trade size, giving traders access to defined-risk positions without the contract-size constraints common in traditional options markets. The platform connects directly to Hyperliquid's perpetual markets, allowing market makers to hedge options exposure through one of the largest on-chain derivatives venues. That architecture makes the quality of underlying market data especially important, because mispricing or unreliable feeds can quickly translate into risk management failures for market makers and traders alike. Block Scholes' oracle feeds will serve as a market-data input within Hypercall's infrastructure, supporting the development of options markets across a broader range of underlying assets.
Block Scholes provides market data, analytics, and oracle infrastructure spanning spot, perpetuals, futures, and options markets. Its offerings include reference pricing, implied volatility surfaces, and risk analytics delivered through APIs and on-chain and off-chain oracle solutions. The firm's crypto options data is also available through the Bloomberg Terminal, a signal of its institutional credibility. Block Scholes is extending its oracle infrastructure into real-world assets, providing pricing and market data for tokenized traditional assets as institutional markets increasingly move on-chain. That expansion aligns with Hypercall's roadmap to support a broader range of equity, index, crypto, and RWA options.
Jake Sylvestre, Founder of Hypercall, explained the strategic rationale behind the integration. "Building a serious global options market on-chain requires market data that can meet the same standard as the trading infrastructure around it," he said. "Block Scholes has built institutional-grade derivatives data and oracle infrastructure across some of the most important crypto markets. Integrating those feeds gives Hypercall a stronger foundation as we expand from crypto into a much broader universe of assets."
The integration matters because it brings together two complementary pieces of market infrastructure at a time when institutional participation in on-chain finance is accelerating. Reliable oracle feeds are a prerequisite for the sophisticated hedging and risk management that institutional traders demand, and without them, on-chain options markets struggle to attract serious volume. By sourcing data from a provider whose analytics are already distributed through the Bloomberg Terminal, Hypercall is signaling that it intends to compete for institutional-grade flow rather than remain a retail-only venue.
The partnership also reflects a broader convergence between traditional derivatives data providers and decentralized trading venues. As tokenized real-world assets gain traction, the ability to price and risk-manage options on equities, indices, and other traditional underlyings on-chain could open new markets that were previously inaccessible to crypto-native traders. The integration brings together Hypercall's 24/7 options infrastructure and Block Scholes' derivatives-data capabilities as both companies work to expand the market infrastructure available for on-chain financial products. Additional details are available via NEWMEDIAWIRE, and the original release can be viewed on www.newmediawire.com.
