Hyperliquid has opened its low-latency data nodes to qualified infrastructure providers. Standardized access pricing is currently set at under $1,000 per month. Previously, direct access requ
The Hyperliquid Foundation has expanded access to its low-latency on-chain data nodes, allowing qualified infrastructure providers to offer the service under standardized pricing.
According to the Foundation, access is currently priced at under $1,000 per month, making the infrastructure more accessible to businesses building services around the Hyperliquid ecosystem.
The move is aimed at broadening access to high-performance blockchain data while supporting the network’s growing developer and infrastructure community.
Previously, organizations seeking direct access to Hyperliquid’s low-latency data nodes had to stake 10,000 HYPE and qualify for Tier 1 maker rebates, a status defined by generating more than 0.5% of the platform’s 14-day weighted maker trading volume.
By allowing qualified infrastructure providers to distribute access, Hyperliquid is lowering the entry barrier for developers and businesses that require real-time blockchain data without meeting the earlier staking and trading thresholds.
The standardized pricing model is also expected to improve predictability for enterprise users.
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The expansion of Hyperliquid data nodes reflects the project’s continued focus on strengthening its infrastructure and developer ecosystem.
Greater access to low-latency blockchain data can help support analytics platforms, trading applications, and other services that rely on fast and reliable on-chain information. As Hyperliquid continues to grow, broader infrastructure availability may encourage additional developers and businesses to build on the network.
