
Hyperliquid Foundation has opened access to its low-latency on-chain data nodes for qualified infrastructure providers, making the service available at standardized pricing of under $1,000 per month. Previously, direct access required users to stake 10,000 HYPE and qualify for Tier 1 maker rebates. That required more than 0.5% of the 14-day weighted maker volume. The new setup allows infrastructure providers to offer access without requiring users to meet those previous requirements.
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