Hyperliquid's founder Jeff recently outlined the platform's three core operational principles, which sound quite interesting—integrity and neutrality.
Specifically, Jeff emphasized that Hyperliquid adheres to several bottom lines in its design. First, the platform does not involve private investors, meaning there are no insiders prioritized for profit. Second, no privileged agreements are set up for market makers, so all trading participants are equal before the rules. The last point is also very important: the platform does not charge any protocol fees to any company, avoiding the possibility of changing neutrality due to commercial interests.
This approach actually reflects a new way of thinking among current crypto trading platforms in competition—gaining user trust through mechanism design. Unlike traditional exchanges relying on brand endorsement, Hyperliquid speaks with this transparency.
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CommunityJanitor
· 7h ago
Wow, this set of logic is really awesome. Finally, there's a platform daring enough to do this.
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BearMarketBuilder
· 7h ago
This logic sounds good, but how long can it really last?
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SmartContractDiver
· 7h ago
Sounds good, but wait a minute, can private investors really do this? I have a feeling there's a catch somewhere.
Hyperliquid's founder Jeff recently outlined the platform's three core operational principles, which sound quite interesting—integrity and neutrality.
Specifically, Jeff emphasized that Hyperliquid adheres to several bottom lines in its design. First, the platform does not involve private investors, meaning there are no insiders prioritized for profit. Second, no privileged agreements are set up for market makers, so all trading participants are equal before the rules. The last point is also very important: the platform does not charge any protocol fees to any company, avoiding the possibility of changing neutrality due to commercial interests.
This approach actually reflects a new way of thinking among current crypto trading platforms in competition—gaining user trust through mechanism design. Unlike traditional exchanges relying on brand endorsement, Hyperliquid speaks with this transparency.