The problem began with a trader’s self -selling and selling a large amount of Jelly. This caused the price to rise suddenly and triggered the liquidation process.

As a result, Hyperliquid’s market -making pool had to cover the damage. The platform announced on March 27 over X, announced new measures to strengthen risk management.

One of the most important changes was the tight limits brought to the liquidation pool. This pool acts as a kind of emergency fund to meet the damages caused by unsuccessful transactions. With new arrangements, Hyperliquid aims to prevent this pool from taking excessive risks and ensure the general stability of the platform.

Another update was the slowing of the re -balancing process of the pools. Previously, liquidity pools were often re -balanced, making it difficult to predict risk by causing sudden fluctuations. Now, the risk management has been made more stable by making this process more controlled progress.

In addition, a significant change was made in the trigger mechanism of liquidation pools. Previously, when a liquidation pool was damaged, it automatically received funds from other pools.

With the new update, the automatic liquidation mechanism will be activated when the damage reaches a certain level. Thus, the spread of losses throughout the platform and affecting other pools will be prevented.

Hyperliquid also strengthens open position limits. The open position limit is a mechanism that determines how much transactions can be performed on an asset. In the updated system, these limits will be dynamically adjusted according to market conditions. Thus, the effect of sudden price fluctuations on the platform will be minimized.

In addition, a new voting system will be put into practice for the abolition of risky assets. Validators will be able to vote for the tokens under the designated security thresholds. This mechanism will increase the safety of the system by providing high -risk tokens on time.

However, despite these updates, Hyperliquid continues to face some difficulties.

According to Defi Llamam data, the total value locked in the liquidity pool of the platform reached the summit with $ 540 million in February and fell to 180 million dollars as of March 28th. This shows that the platform is exposed to a large -scale background output by users.

According to Parsec data, it was withdrawn from the USDC platform of more than $ 340 million in a few hours after the attack. In the last 24 hours, he made 61.7 million USDC output. This shows that investors are still cautious and continue to withdraw their funds from the platform to minimize risks.

Hype, the local token of the platform, has difficulty in recovering. Hype traded for about 16 dollars before the incident, the news fell to $ 13.98 at the time of writing. This represents a decrease of 3 %in the last 24 hours and a depreciation of 59.83 %compared to the $ 34.96 summit.

In addition, the Hype Trading volume has decreased significantly. It fell by 79.8 %in the last 24 hours to $ 94.3 million. This shows that investors’ interest in Hype Token has decreased and the market cannot fully digest the effects of the incident.

Hyperliquid says that he will continue to increase safety measures to prevent such incidents from experiencing again. However, the steps to be taken in the coming period are of great importance in order to regain the investor confidence.