Hyperliquid has opened access to its Foundation-operated low latency data nodes for qualified third-party infrastructure providers at a standardized price below $1,000 per month. This new model lowers the barrier for trading firms and developers who previously needed to stake 10,000 HYPE tokens and meet high maker volume requirements to access the data. Qualified providers must meet strict criteria including one year of operation, 100 customers, and 99.9% availability, and must offer nondiscriminatory pricing without preferential treatment. This change aims to support latency-sensitive trading by expanding access to reliable blockchain data, benefiting smaller market makers and developers who can now access the data without large stakes or volume thresholds. The next step is to see multiple providers emerge while maintaining equal access and availability standards.
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