Hyperliquid has rolled out revised order-priority rules on its testnet, adding a new requirement tied to faster order handling through its priority fee system. According to an announcement posted through the platform’s community channels, users must delegate at least 10 HYPE in their account if they want to qualify for accelerated processing via priority fees. The change is limited to the testnet for now, and no date has been given for a mainnet rollout.
The announcement outlined four changes covering account settings, transaction handling, and eligibility for priority fees. It also said standard abstract accounts will face restricted transaction priority in the mempool, while account actions other than canceling, placing, and modifying orders will reduce transaction priority until confirmation. Hyperliquid’s existing technical documentation already explains how the priority fee system works, but the newly reported delegation threshold does not yet appear in the public docs. At the time of the announcement, HYPE was trading at about $78.98, putting the value of 10 HYPE at roughly $789.8.
Decentralized derivatives platform Hyperliquid has introduced revised order-priority rules on its testnet, including a new threshold tied to its priority fee feature.
According to an announcement posted through the project’s community channels, users who want faster order processing through the priority fee system must have at least 10 HYPE delegated in their account. The rule is currently active only on testnet, and Hyperliquid has not announced a date for applying it to mainnet.
Announcement covers account settings and transaction handling
The notice listed four changes related to account configuration, transaction processing, and qualification for priority fees. Among them, standard abstract accounts will have limited transaction priority in the mempool. It also said account activity other than canceling orders, placing orders, and modifying orders will reduce transaction priority until confirmation.
Public documentation has not yet reflected the new threshold
Hyperliquid’s existing technical documentation already describes how its priority fee system works, but the newly reported delegation requirement has not appeared in the public documentation so far.
At the time the announcement was released, HYPE was priced at about $78.98, which put the value of 10 HYPE at roughly $789.8.
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