Hyperliquid announces the addition of a fully on-chain validator voting feature for asset delisting
BlockBeats news, on March 29th, according to official news, Hyperliquid announced that its blockchain has been upgraded and a new fully on-chain validator voting feature has been added for asset delisting. When enough votes are gathered in support of the delisting, the operation will automatically trigger execution on the chain. This equity-based permissionless voting weighting mechanism is natively integrated into HyperCore and technically does not require off-chain coordination.
As a demonstration of this mechanism, validators 2-5 from the Hyper Foundation will vote around 21:00 Beijing time on March 29th, 2025 to decide whether or not to delist MYRO contract. Validator 1 from the Hyper Foundation will abstain from voting until initial delegation plan participants have completed their delegations.
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