According to Wu, Jeff, the co-founder of Hyperliquid, stated that HLP is a permissionless protocol treasury pioneered by Hyperliquid; HLP does not charge fees to depositors and has historically returned $60 million in profits to depositors; on CEX, these profits typically flow to internal market-making departments rather than to users; HLP plays two roles: market-making and backup clearing, in terms of market-making, HLP operates a passive strategy that accounts for less than 2% of Hyperliquid’s total volume; HLP only executes backup clearing, which means taking over positions that cannot be cleared in the market; the claim that the platform itself is at risk of insolvency is incorrect, but HLP is indeed overexposed to manipulation.
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Hyperliquid co-founder: HLP pioneers permissionless vaults, has returned $60 million in profits.
According to Wu, Jeff, the co-founder of Hyperliquid, stated that HLP is a permissionless protocol treasury pioneered by Hyperliquid; HLP does not charge fees to depositors and has historically returned $60 million in profits to depositors; on CEX, these profits typically flow to internal market-making departments rather than to users; HLP plays two roles: market-making and backup clearing, in terms of market-making, HLP operates a passive strategy that accounts for less than 2% of Hyperliquid’s total volume; HLP only executes backup clearing, which means taking over positions that cannot be cleared in the market; the claim that the platform itself is at risk of insolvency is incorrect, but HLP is indeed overexposed to manipulation.