update: I have managed to convert my USDH debt to USDC debt by "buying" USDH by borrowing USDC on the USDH/USDC orderbook it's a good thing @GuthixHL reminded me to check if I have any USDH exposure last night because I had assumed that USDH BLP debt would be rolled into USDC debt after the unwind, but @xulian_hl confirmed today that is not the case and I would've been liquidated thank you to @0xLoris for providing an interface that supports portfolio margin + subaccounts + spot trading to enable me to do this huge thank you also to > @RyskyGeronimo of hyperopen who immediately set out to build it (and who has been building features on demand for me since I was banned) > @anishagnihotri from @nativemarkets (thank you to guthix for the connect) who built a frontend for it within hours > @iam4x of @proliquid_xyz who also built it within 1.5hrs > @TheCryptoNexus offering $5k to anyone who would help (insane). Not sure if the offer was for helping to unban or helping to convert my USDH debt to USDC debt, but if it was the latter, the kind people are mentioned above hopefully this helps others who have been banned and/or have USDH portfolio margin debt -- make sure you repay it or convert it to USDC debt before july 17th! I wish these things would be clearer from the foundation, that they would be more responsive, especially to users who don't have an audience to tweet to, and that there could be an appeal process for the ban but the HL community has shown again why it is the most GOATed I tweeted about there not being an interface to revoke builder approvals a while ago and within hours, 3 builders had already spun up an interface for it a few days later, despite the team's initial response being just to create a new wallet once you hit the 10 approved builder cap, HL added a builder approval page to the official frontend @HyperliquidX would not be hyperliquid without its community who do its marketing and user support, as required. hyperliquid