Hyperliquid 稳定币竞标战打响,谁会成为 USDH 的发行人?

深潮Pubblicato 2025-09-07Pubblicato ultima volta 2025-09-08

多方提案竞争,最高承诺100%收益回馈社区。

随着 @HyperliquidX 计划推出 USDH,我们已经看到主要竞争者争相争夺发行权,甚至承诺将高达100%的储备利息和收入返还给 Hyperliquid 社区。

快速回顾一下给不熟悉的朋友:

  • 稳定币是 Hyperliquid 商业模式的核心,就像任何永续合约交易所一样。

  • 当前 HyperEVM 上的稳定币总量约为 57.2 亿美元,其中约 95% 是 USDC。换句话说,Hyperliquid 上约 95%的稳定币供应目前是可被冻结的。

  • 很明显,这种状况对 Hyperliquid 来说既不可持续也不可取。推出 Hyperliquid 原生稳定币的需求已经讨论了一段时间了。

  • 有趣的是,Hyperliquid 现在正在让其代币持有者投票决定谁将成为 USDH 的原生发行方。

@Paxos

  • 以完全合规的方式发行 USDH,符合 GENIUS/MiCA 标准,具备全球银行通道以及法币充值/提现功能。

  • 将 95% 的 USDH储备利息分配用于 HYPE 回购。

  • 有趣的是,@paxoslabs 最近收购了 Molecular Labs,这支团队正是 LHYPE 和 WHLP 的幕后开发者。

原推文链接:点击查看

@Frax

  • 发行 USDH,与 frxUSD 1:1挂钩(frxUSD 本身由代币化的美国国债支持)。

  • 将 USDH 储备收益的 100% 回馈给 Hyperliquid,完全不收取 Frax 的抽成。

  • USDH 将即时支持多链(frxUSD 所在的任何链),同时仍保持 HyperEVM 原生属性。

原推文链接:点击查看

@fiege_max

  • 通过跨链从第一天起发行全球合规的稳定币 USDH。

  • 将储备收益中的“有意义份额”分配给援助基金。

  • 在 HyperEVM 上直接铸造 USDH,并在第一天启用 HyperCore 转账功能。

原推文链接:点击查看

@withAUSD

  • 通过跨链发行 USDH,配备全球合规的充值/提现基础设施。

  • 将 USDH 国库资产的净收入的 100% 分配给援助基金或用于回购 HYPE。

  • 利用合作伙伴联盟以最大程度减少中心化依赖(包括 agora、@raincards@LayerZero_Core@vaneck_us)。

一些思考

  • 收益分成很重要(非常重要!),但我认为它不会决定交易成败。我们已经看到大多数竞标者提供了高比例的收入分成用于 HYPE 回购。微小的差异(比如 5-10%)不会真正改变局面(例如 Ethena 的 100%与 Paxos 的 95%)。

  • 合规性确实能提供更优质的法币充值/提现体验,同时也带来了潜在的冻结风险。

  • 多链分发应该成为重点,尤其是 USDH 应能从其他链轻松访问,尽量减少中间件或中介合约的使用。不过,我认为单凭这一点也不足以改变局面。

看到很多人建议 @ethena_labs 或至少好奇他们是否会参与竞标。这可能是 Ethena 超越 Circle 的好机会。不过,我不认为 Hyperliquid 社区会接受 Ethena,双方的竞争关系和潜在冲突让情况变得过于复杂。尽管如此,我也不会对他们参与竞标感到惊讶。

我也能想象 @M0@paypal@SkyEcosystem 会参与竞标。此外,我同意 @jon_charb 的观点;没人谈论 Circle 自身参与竞标的可能性,但这确实值得关注。

另一方面,也有人建议将 USDH 的代码标记为黑名单,并让基金会自己开发一个内部稳定币。这也是一个有趣的发展方向。不过,我认为 Hyperliquid 基金会不有兴趣从零开始构建稳定币。

总之,提案截止日期是 9 月 10 日,我预计我们还会看到一两个精彩的提案。我只是来看热闹并享受这场竞赛。无论最终谁赢,竞标者的质量本身已经说明了一切。

愿最优秀的竞标者胜出,Hyperliquid。

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