About LearnHyper — Who Writes This and Why
Who runs LearnHyper, which markets we cover and why, how we source contract data, and the things this site deliberately does not do.
LearnHyper explains how to reach markets that are normally out of reach — companies with no public listing, commodities that retail brokers do not carry, index products with high minimums, and listed shares whose home exchange is closed when the news arrives.
For each one we cover the routes that actually exist, what each route requires, and what it costs. Where a perpetual futures contract is one of those routes, we explain what you are and are not buying.
What we are not
We are not affiliated with Hyperliquid or with any company whose assets we cover. We are not a broker, we do not take custody of funds, and we do not execute trades for anyone. We do not publish predictions or signals.
We earn referral commissions — see How We Make Money for the full arrangement, including what it costs you and where it could bias us.
The team
LearnHyper is written by David Hollis, which is a pen name — declared as one, for the reasons set out on that page. The experience behind it is not a pen name: over ten years trading derivatives across foreign exchange, gold and US equities.
What we would still rather you judge us on is whether the numbers check out. The market data on this site comes from a public API, and the retrieval date is printed next to it so you can verify any figure yourself. A byline is easier to fabricate than a change record; ours is at the bottom of every page.
Contact
Corrections, questions, and partnership enquiries: see the contact page.
Last updated 2026-08-11