InvoXYZ has overtaken Trust Wallet in Hyperliquid builder code volume, posting $1.49 billion in the past 30 days. The move puts the platform in second place on the chain's builder ranking, ahead of a wallet that has long been a default for many traders.
The $1.49 Billion Leap
The number comes from the last 30 days of trades executed through builder integrations on Hyperliquid. InvoXYZ's total, $1.49 billion, is enough to surpass Trust Wallet, which now sits third. The ranking shift is notable because builder volume is a common way to measure how much real trading flows through third-party tools rather than through the native interface.
InvoXYZ's climb was steady, but the exact day it passed Trust Wallet isn't public. What's clear is the scale: $1.49 billion in 30 days is a large slice of Hyperliquid's overall activity, and it's coming from a platform that offers copy-trading.
Copy-Trading as the Draw
InvoXYZ doesn't just process trades; it lets users copy the positions of other traders. That feature has become a core reason traders choose it over a wallet like Trust Wallet, which is more of a storage and access tool. Copy-trading adds a social layer, where users can watch top performers and mirror their moves automatically.
That's a different use case from Trust Wallet, which is mostly a self-custody wallet. But on Hyperliquid, builder volume comes from how actively a tool executes trades, and InvoXYZ's copy-trading appears to be driving heavy usage.
40,801 Traders and Counting
Behind the $1.49 billion are 40,801 unique traders. That's a notable base for a builder platform, and it's not just the volume of a few large accounts. A trader count that high suggests a wide user base, each contributing smaller amounts on average—about $36,500 per trader over the month, though the split between big and small players isn't broken out.
The trader count gives InvoXYZ a foundation that isn't dependent on a single whale. With copy-trading, the platform can keep pulling in users who want to follow proven strategies, and those users are already trading in meaningful volume.
The next 30-day window will show whether InvoXYZ holds onto second place. The $1.49 billion figure is a snapshot, not a guarantee, and the trader base will have to keep clicking to stay ahead.
