Hyperliquid said it will increase the maximum number of sub-accounts that can be created under a single account from 50 to 80 in its next network upgrade, following user feedback. The change represents an increase of about 60%. According to the company, the adjustment is meant to help market makers, quantitative trading teams, and institutional traders separate the management of different strategies, capital allocations, and risk exposures. The update focuses on account structure rather than introducing a new product, and Hyperliquid framed it as an operational improvement for users that run multiple trading setups under one account.
Hyperliquid said, based on user feedback, its next network upgrade will raise the limit on sub-accounts that a single account can create from 50 to 80, an increase of about 60%.
The company said the change is intended to help market makers, quantitative teams, and institutional traders manage different strategies, capital pools, and risk exposures separately.
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