According to Gate.io News bot, reports say that Hyperliquid has completed a blockchain system upgrade, introducing a fully on-chain validator voting feature for asset delisting decisions. This mechanism enables automated on-chain execution, allowing delisting operations to be triggered when the voting support from validators meets the requirements. As the first application, the validators of the Hyper Foundation will vote on the delisting of the MYRO contract at 21:00 Beijing time on March 29, 2025. At the same time, Validator 1 of the Hyper Foundation will remain in a voting abstention state until the initial delegation plan participants complete their delegation.

Hyperliquid announced a blockchain upgrade, adding on-chain validators voting functionality for asset delisting. The permissionless voting weighted primitive is built into HyperCore, requiring no off-chain coordination. Validators will vote to decide the delisting of the MYRO contract on March 29 at 21:00.

Hyperliquid has completed its on-chain upgrade, adding a new asset delisting voting mechanism. Assets will be automatically delisted after validators meet the standards, with the first demonstration being a delisting vote for MYRO. Validators 2-5 from the Hyper Foundation will participate, while Validator 1 will not participate. The protocol experiment emphasizes on-chain governance, requiring no off-chain coordination, but validators may publicly express their voting intentions.

Hyperliquid has completed an on-chain upgrade, introducing a new asset delisting voting mechanism. Validators will be automatically delisted after meeting the standards, with the first demonstration being a delisting vote for MYRO. Validators 2-5 from Hyper Foundation will participate, while 1 will not participate for now. The protocol experiment emphasizes on-chain governance, without requiring off-chain coordination, but validators may publicly express their voting intentions.