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Hyperliquid测试网上线「stars」功能,支持HIP-3 DEX地址白名单交易

火星财经消息,7 月 27 日,Hyperliquid 测试网近日出现名为「stars」的新功能。该功能为 HIP-3 DEX 引入了可选的交易地址白名单机制,部署者可限制仅允许白名单地址进行开仓或增加仓位。目前测试网白名单规模上限为 1 万个地址,而未获授权的地址仍可向账户充值,并提交仅限减仓订单,以平仓或降低已有仓位。 社区成员分析认为,该功能有望拓展 HIP-3 DEX 的应用场景。例如,代币化股票、现实世界资产(RWA)、机构指数以及其他受监管产品,可借助地址白名单仅向完成身份认证(KYC)或符合准入要求的用户开放交易。同时,新市场也可先向做市商、合作伙伴或社区成员开放测试,降低市场初期遭遇垃圾交易、洗单交易或恶意操纵的风险,而允许非白名单用户继续减仓的设计,也避免了用户因权限限制而无法退出持仓。 此外,「stars」功能并未改变 Hyperliquid 基础层的无许可特性,而是在此基础上增加了一项可选的访问控制功能,开发者可根据需求启用或关闭。这意味着 DAO、交易俱乐部、私募基金或合作伙伴专属市场等场景,可在保持 Hyperliquid 撮合引擎与结算层优势的同时,构建具备准入机制的封闭交易市场。目前该功能仍处于测试网阶段,官方尚未公布其具体用途,后续应用场景仍有待主网上线及更多开发者文档进一步确认。
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