PANews reported on March 10th that, according to an announcement on the Hyperliquid Telegram channel, Hyperliquid will transition portfolio margining from pre-alphaPANews reported on March 10th that, according to an announcement on the Hyperliquid Telegram channel, Hyperliquid will transition portfolio margining from pre-alpha
Hyperliquid upgrades portfolio margin to alpha and adjusts asset limits.
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PANews reported on March 10th that, according to an announcement on the Hyperliquid Telegram channel, Hyperliquid will transition portfolio margining from pre-alpha to alpha in its next network upgrade, expanding its applicability from test accounts to portfolios under approximately $500,000. The new rules require a master account with a weighted trading volume exceeding $5 million to enable portfolio margining, and set supply and lending limits for each asset: USDH and USDC both have a global supply limit of 500 million and a global lending limit of 100 million, with a single-user supply limit of 5 million and a single-user lending limit of 1 million; HYPE has a global supply limit of 1 million and a single-user supply limit of 50,000; BTC has a global supply limit of 400 and a single-user supply limit of 20.
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