Hyperliquid said it will lower its funding-rate cap from 4% per hour to 0.5% in its next network upgrade, according to an announcement cited by BlockBeats on Sept. 27. The platform said the cap has rarely been reached in live trading, and the change follows user feedback.
The company also said it will adjust deployment limits for HIP-4 outcome contracts based on developer feedback. Under the new limits, each deployer will be allowed to have up to 200 active outcome contracts at the same time, up from 100. The daily cap on outcome contract deployments will also increase to 1,000 from 500.
The update covers two separate changes: a lower ceiling for hourly funding rates and higher capacity for HIP-4 outcome-contract deployment. No date for the network upgrade was disclosed in the announcement excerpt.
Hyperliquid will lower its funding-rate cap from 4% per hour to 0.5% in its next network upgrade, according to a Sept. 27 announcement cited by BlockBeats.
The platform said the cap has rarely been hit in actual operation, and that the change came in response to user feedback.
HIP-4 outcome contract limits to be raised
Hyperliquid also said it will revise deployment limits for HIP-4 outcome contracts based on feedback from developers.
- The maximum number of active outcome contracts a single deployer can hold at the same time will rise from 100 to 200.
- The daily limit for outcome contract deployments will increase from 500 to 1,000.
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