HyperLend
  • HyperLend
  • → INTRODUCTION
    • What is HyperLend?
    • Why Hyperliquid EVM?
    • Key Features and Benefits
    • Fees and Yield
    • Connecting to HyperLend
    • Partners
  • → HyperLend Design
    • Core Components
    • Risks
    • Oracle
    • Governance
    • Strategies Vaults
    • Liquid Perpetual Positions
    • Liquid Hyperliquidity Provider (HLP)
    • HyperLend Architecture
      • ↪ Liquidations
      • ↪ Tokenization
      • ↪ Fees
    • HyperLend Services
      • ↪How to Lend on HyperLend
      • ↪ How to Borrow from HyperLend
      • ↪ How to Loop on HyperLend
      • ↪ How to Refer on HyperLend
      • ↪ How to Share your Yield in Style
      • ↪ How to Create a Proposal
  • → HYPERTRACK
    • Introduction
    • Getting Started
    • Bot Functions
      • ↪ Watch Address
      • ↪ Remove Address
      • ↪ Liquidations Alert
      • ↪ Health Factor
      • ↪ Borrow Rate
      • ↪ Advanced Approach
    • FAQ
  • → DEVELOPER DOCUMENTATION
    • Introduction
    • API
    • Core Pools
      • ↪ pool
      • ↪ oracles
      • ↪ interest rate strategy
      • ↪ flash-loans
    • Isolated Pools
      • ↪ overview
      • ↪ key-concepts
      • ↪ liquidations
      • ↪ interest rates
    • Peer-to-Peer Pools
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  • • Performance
  • • Transparency
  • • Custom Consensus Algorithm
  • • Native Components
  • • Ecosystem Support
  1. → INTRODUCTION

Why Hyperliquid EVM?

• Performance

Hyperliquid's L1 chain is optimized for high performance, with block latency of under one second and support for up to 100,000 orders per second, ensuring fast and efficient operations.

• Transparency

Every transaction, order, cancel, trade, and liquidation occurs transparently on-chain, promoting trust and visibility.

• Custom Consensus Algorithm

HyperLiquid uses HyperBFT, a custom consensus algorithm inspired by Hotstuff, optimized for speed and reliability.

• Native Components

The chain supports a fully on-chain order book perpetual futures exchange and other developments such as a native token standard, spot trading, and permissionless liquidity.

• Ecosystem Support

It enables a fully on-chain open financial system with user-built applications interfacing with native components without compromising the end-user experience.

For more details, you can visit Hyperliquid Docs.

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