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If the prevailing view is that Hyperliquid is "decentralized," we should also revisit blockspace auctions with first come first served
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The Blockchain industry is going to be competing with High-Frequency trading if we are able aiming to achieve anything meaningful You'll need 10GB/s of throughput+ to remotely be competitive at scale
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Still crazy to me that in 2025 the Top L2s are doing less than 1MB/s of throughput
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My observation from Hyperliquid is that they care less about playing crypto-native games As an example: - Transactions land FCFS - Validator set is co-located - Priority fees don't exist for trading - All flow is treated as toxic with prioritized cancels On the surface, these seem strange to the crypto community, but by focusing purely on their own merits, they're very sensible from a product point of view I'm increasingly bearish on crypto-native games of KOLs, "community marketing," and in favor of building shit we want to use
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Reducing toxic flow is important, but eliminating priority fees for trading is a higher priority Toxic flow is a trackable issue, whereas priority fees require a system redesign
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An honest conversation we’ve been thinking about is whether REV is the correct metric for valuing L1s. In the past, I would have unequivocally said yes, but now I’m not so sure Block auctions, and by extension priority fees and tips, increase randomness in access to valuable state, reducing market makers’ ability to quote tighter spreads If block auctions widen spreads by design and push us further from replacing NASDAQ, what is the point of optimizing for this metric if the result is a worse product? I dont have the answers here but food for thought
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