Airdrop of Hyperliquid, a real dinguerie #crypto #Hype

Airdrop d'Hyperliquid, a real dinguerie #crypto #Hype #Aivrop #HyperLiquid Hyperliquid was hailed for having offered the most lucrative Airdrop in crypto history last November, excluding investors in venture capital and in actively promoting the involvement of the community. The decision to exclude investors in venture capital and to focus on the community favored the price of the hype token after the Airdrop and has helped create the community of fervent supporters that Hyperliquid is experiencing today on social networks . A less known factor that has been able to influence the price of the Hype token is the "Hype Fund Assistance" The "Hype Assistance Fund" is a dedicated entity to buy hype tokens on the market daily thanks to the income generated by the protocol. The “Hype Assistance Fund creates a constant request from real income. Technically, it is always an artificial demand, but it ends up generating an organic demand by triggering a virtuous circle of Fomo Hyperliquid launched its hype token on November 29, distributing 27.5 % of the total supply to a little more than 94,000 users via an Airdrop. When it was launched, Hype was worth $ 1 billion. Today, the total value of this Airdrop exceeds $ 7.5 billion, establishing a historic record. Finally, according to a Vaneck report, Hyperliquid now dominates 70 % of the decentralized crypto platform market, against 10 % a year ago. This success is based on its efficient technology (100,000 orders per second) and lower costs compared to its competitors like GMX or Vertex. However, Hyperliquid sparked controversies in December, when it was revealed that North Korean pirates tested the platform. These concerns, combined with relative centralization (only 16 active validators), raise concerns about network security. Despite these criticisms, Hyperliquid remains a model for projects seeking to balance commercial success and community commitment.