Native Markets стала эмитентом стейблкоина для Hyperliquid

cryptonews.ruPublicado em 2025-07-14Última atualização em 2025-09-15

По результатам голосования сообщества валидаторов Hyperliquid права на тикер стейблкоина USDH для экосистемы децентрализованной биржи получила Native Markets.

Native Markets has been awarded the USDH ticker on Hyperliquid.

Thank you to all HYPE stakers and network validators for their time and effort in reviewing the proposals put forward.

— max.hl (@fiege_max) September 14, 2025

Созданная недавно компания обошла в ходе недельного конкурса ряд известных участников сектора «стабильных монет» вроде Paxos, BitGo, Ethena и Frax Finance.

На рынке предсказаний Polymarket инвесторы за несколько дней до окончания тендера оценивали шансы Native Markets близко к 100%.

Компанию основали один из первых инвесторов Hyperliquid Макс Файге, блокчейн-исследователь Аниш Агнихотри и бывшая президентка и COO Uniswap Labs Мэри-Катрин Лэйдер.

Некоторые комментаторы по ходу конкурса неоднозначно отреагировали на лидерство новичка.

Starting to feel like the USDH RFP was a bit of a farce.

Hearing from multiple bidders that none of the validators are interested in considering anyone besides Native Markets. It's not even a serious discussion, as though there was a backroom deal already done.

Native Markets'… pic.twitter.com/qrc9xChv6z

— Haseeb ＞|＜ (@hosseeb) September 9, 2025

«Начинаю ощущать, что запрос предложений по USDH — это какой-то фарс. Слышал от нескольких участников, что ни один из валидаторов не заинтересован в рассмотрении кого-либо, кроме Native Markets. Это даже не серьезное обсуждение, как будто уже была заключена какая-то закулисная сделка», — написал управляющий партнер Dragonfly Хасиб Куреши.

Он обратил внимание, что новообразованная компания подала заявку практически сразу после объявления тендера, вероятно, заранее зная требования. У других претендентов подготовка предложений заняла пару дней, отметил Куреши.

«Мы испытываем глубокое уважение ко всем командам, представившим предложения, и с нетерпением ждем, когда они воплотят в жизнь свои идеи относительно Hyperliquid», — прокомментировал результаты тендера Файге.

По его словам, Native Markets «в ближайшие дни» начнет фазу закрытого тестирования стейблкоина с транзакциями выпуска и погашения до $800. После чего последует открытие спотовой пары USDH/USDC и снятие лимитов на операции.

Согласно предложению компании, монета будет выпускаться нативно в сети HyperEVM от Hyperliquid. Управляющим оффчейн-резервами выступит BlackRock, ончейн-активами — Superstate через принадлежащую Stripe платформу Bridge.

По данным DeFi Llama, совокупный объем стейблкоинов на Hyperliquid составляет $6,22 млрд, из которых ~97% приходится на долю USDC.

Напомним, в Circle анонсировали «входа с размахом» в экосистему биржи, включая запуск нативного USDC на HyperEVM.

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