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Hyperliquid Biweekly Update

Welcome to our latest biweekly analysis of Hyperliquid's developments. This edition focuses on the platform's technical advancements, product improvements, and community growth.

Technical Advancements

This biweekly update brings several significant technical improvements:

  • EVM on Testnet Updates: Improvements to the dual block architecture and sender-agnostic native token transfer on the EVM testnet.
  • Multi-sig Now Live on Mainnet: Unlike most chains that require smart contracts for multi-sig functionality, Hyperliquid has built this as a native primitive into its L1. Full documentation is available in the Hyperliquid Docs.
  • Continuous Feedback Loop: The team continues to actively collect feedback and bug reports to improve the platform.

Product Improvements

The platform continues to refine its user experience with several key improvements:

  • Enhanced automatic deposit reliability for email login
  • Improved mobile token selector interface
  • Added support for negative percentage values for Take Profit/Stop Loss orders
  • Better display of pending deposits and withdrawals
  • Various other UI and UX enhancements

Trading Updates

New perpetual futures contracts were listed:

  • VVV
  • JELLY
  • BERA
  • TST

Community Ecosystem Growth

The Hyperliquid ecosystem continues to flourish with several notable developments:

  • New dedicated channel for tracking airdrops and rewards from projects to the Hyperliquid community
  • Across Protocol has integrated with Hyperliquid
  • CoinMarketMan (CMM), a trading journal platform, added support for Hyperliquid
  • Pine Analytics reported TVL hitting 2.5B USDC (Note: DeFiLlama changed their TVL tracking methodology for Hyperliquid)
  • PVP launched a 10k to 100k trading competition
  • The Farm shared its comprehensive product roadmap
  • SKYGG released an updated map of the Hyperliquid ecosystem

This is just a selection of highlights from the community. More research and developments can be found in the community research channels.