elizaOS Founder Reverse-Engineering Hyperliquid's Closed Nodes

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ElizaOS founder Shaw is reverse-engineering Hyperliquid’s closed nodes, with a network upgrade reportedly in development. The project, launched six days ago, has attracted 46 contributors, though none have reached the 96 verification levels. Public API data shows 27 active validators, with five foundation nodes controlling 47.4% of staked shares. The top three validators hold 36%, raising concerns about centralization. Inflation data remains a key metric under close scrutiny as the network evolves.

ChainCatcher report: Principia Research has disclosed that Shaw, founder of elizaOS, is reverse-engineering Hyperliquid's closed node on GitHub. Six days after the project's launch, 46 contributors have participated, but none of the 96 verification checkpoints have been passed yet.

Meanwhile, Hyperliquid’s public API data shows that there are 27 active validators on its network, with five foundation nodes controlling 47.4% of the staked stake, and the top three validators collectively accounting for 36%, more than one-third, sparking external discussions about the decentralization level of the Hyperliquid network.

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