Hyperliquid said a future upgrade will add optional permissioned market functionality (HIP-3*) to HIP-3. Deployers can manage on-chain whitelists. Existing markets are unaffected. The initial version is live on testnet.
Hyperliquid announced that a future network upgrade will add optional permissioned market functionality (HIP-3*) to HIP-3. That is Wu Blockchain.
Once enabled, market deployers or their sub-deployers can manage on-chain whitelists to restrict participants in specific markets. The feature is an optional extension of HIP-3 and will not affect existing markets. The initial version of HIP-3* is currently live on testnet. Hyperliquid said the feature is designed to help deployers operate markets in accordance with applicable regulatory and other requirements, Wu writes.
| Claim | Who said it |
|---|---|
| Future upgrade adds optional permissioned market functionality (HIP-3*) to HIP-3 | Hyperliquid via Wu |
| Deployers or sub-deployers manage on-chain whitelists | Wu |
| Optional extension; existing markets unaffected | Wu |
| Initial version live on testnet | Wu |
| Helps deployers meet applicable regulatory and other requirements | Hyperliquid via Wu |
Hyperliquid’s HIP-3 deployer docs mark HIP-3* as testnet-only and describe allowlist and proxy operations. Specs can still change.
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