ME News reports that on October 25 (UTC+8), Hyperliquid announced it has adjusted its new priority mechanism based on user feedback from the testnet: noop and scheduleCancel operations no longer affect the priority of other operations, while all other operations—except noop, scheduleCancel, cancel, cancelByCloid, order, modify, and batchModify—will reduce the priority of other operations until they are submitted. Additionally, Hyperliquid announced the addition of the cDeposit2 interface operation, which functions similarly to cDeposit but supports agent-signed transactions. (Source: ChainCatcher)
Hyperliquid Adjusts Testnet Priority Mechanism and Adds cDeposit2 Interface
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On October 25 (UTC+8), Hyperliquid shared on-chain updates regarding changes to the testnet priority mechanism. Noop and scheduleCancel no longer affect the priority of other operations. All other operations, except those specifically exempted, will have their priority reduced until completion. The platform also introduced the cDeposit2 interface, enabling agent-signed actions such as cDeposit. This crypto update underscores ongoing enhancements to user experience and operational flexibility.
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