Hyperliquid said it is changing its write priority fees rules, with the update already live on testnet and mainly affecting traders whose strategies are sensitive to latency. Under the new setup, mempool priority will apply only to Standard abstraction. The company also said that, apart from cancel, order placement, and order modification, other HyperCore actions will downgrade related account operations before confirmation. Users who previously sent CoreWriter actions directly will also see their mempool priority reduced. In addition, traders who want to use IOC and ALO priority fees must hold at least 10 HYPE in delegable balance. The announcement outlines a narrower path to priority handling and adds a minimum balance requirement for certain fee options.
Hyperliquid said it will revise its write priority fees rules, with the changes already deployed on testnet. The update mainly affects traders that are sensitive to latency.
Rules now live on testnet
According to the announcement, mempool priority will apply only to Standard abstraction.
Hyperliquid said that, aside from cancel, order placement, and order modification, other HyperCore actions will downgrade related account operations before confirmation.
The platform also said users that previously sent CoreWriter actions directly will have lower mempool priority.
It added that using IOC and ALO priority fees requires at least 10 HYPE in delegable balance.
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