Hyper Foundation has launched a $10 million grant program to assist projects affected by the USDH stablecoin sunset. The funding supports builders migrating from USDH to USDC or winding down USDH-dependent services, with grants based on deployment costs or total value locked. Eligible teams must complete migration or orderly shutdown by the end of July to minimize disruption. USDH holders can swap tokens for USDC through supported pathways, ensuring a smooth transition within the Hyper ecosystem.
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