Кэти Вуд: Hyperliquid может повторить путь Solana на фоне роста конкуренции Translation: Kathy Wood: Hyperliquid Could Follow Solanas Path Amid Growing Competition

Hyperliquid is reminiscent of Solana during its formative phase, which later proved its viability and secured a prominent position among blockchain projects. This comparison was made by ARK Invest’s CEO, Cathie Wood, during the Master Investor podcast.

She did not confirm whether the investment firm holds positions in HYPE, the native token of this decentralized exchange. However, Wood believes the platform warrants attention, especially in light of the intensified competition from the new Aster platform within the BNB Chain ecosystem.

The CEO of Ark Invest also noted that the future of the crypto industry will be defined by a limited number of dominant networks, despite the increasing variety of tokens.

“Bitcoin occupies the dominant space as a pure cryptocurrency,” she stated, adding that digital gold remains the core of the firm’s long-term strategy.

Wood maintains her forecast that the price of Bitcoin could exceed $1 million by 2030.

On September 28, the organization behind Hyperliquid, Hyper Foundation, announced the launch of an NFT collection on the HyperEVM network called Hypurr.

This collection consists of 4,600 tokens, with 4,313 distributed among early users of the DEX.

At the time of writing, the baseline price for one NFT is set at 1,596 HYPE (approximately $74,900 at the current exchange rate). Since its launch, trading volume has surpassed 1.2 million HYPE (around $56 million).

“The goal of the Hypurr NFT collection is to provide keepsakes to those who believed in Hyperliquid early on and contributed to its growth. Each token is unique and reflects the sentiments, hobbies, tastes, and values of our community,” stated representatives from Hyper Foundation.

The official documentation emphasizes that the new assets hold no practical utility.

The Hyperdrive lending protocol, built on Hyperliquid, fell victim to a hacking incident, resulting in a loss of $782,000, as reported by CertiK analysts.

The attacker drained funds from two pools — Primary USDT0 Market and Treasury USDT Market. The total amount stolen was approximately $637,000 in the USDT0 stablecoin and 110,244 thBILL. The attacker later converted the assets into BNB and Ethereum.

The team promptly suspended the protocol’s operations to avert further losses. According to the latest update, the developers have addressed the issue in the vulnerable smart contract.

“The results indicate that this was a sophisticated attack carried out by a known malicious actor linked to high-profile hacks on other protocols. An investigation is ongoing, and more information will be released soon,” they added.

Hyperdrive confirmed that all affected users received full compensation.

Recall that as a result of the validator vote, the first stablecoin, USDH, emerged on the HyperEVM network. On September 24, trading for this stablecoin began on the platform paired with USDC.