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Finding the Next Aster: 5 High-Revenue, Un-Tokenized Perp DEXs
This article spotlights five high-revenue, yet un-tokenized Decentralized Perpetual Exchanges (Perp DEXs), focusing on their protocol revenue, technical features, and growth potential. These projects demonstrate genuine profitability amidst intense competition in the sector. edgeX: The High-Performance Contender edgeX set a new revenue record for Perp DEXs in September 2025, with cumulative revenue reaching $49.47 million, solidifying its position as the second-highest revenue generator in th...
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DeepSeek is set to face more pressure and challenges in the future. The race towards a universal model has just begun, and who will ultimately win depends on continuous investment in funding and technological iteration. · A headhunter responsible for sourcing high-end tech talent in the large model field told The Paper Technology that DeepSeek's hiring logic is not much different from that of other companies in the large model sector. The core label for talent is "young and high-potential," m...
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Recent Updates on Hyperlane
According to Odaily Planet Daily, the interoperability protocol Hyperlane has revealed the details of its HYPER airdrop, scheduled for April 22nd. The majority of the token allocation will flow to the community, with 57% allocated to community users. The remaining circulating supply will be distributed among the core team (25%), investors (10.9%), and the foundation (7.1%).
Users can check their eligibility for HYPER tokens via the portal provided by Hyperlane before April 13th.
Hyperlane is a platform for developers to build cross-chain applications, offering an on-chain API for sending messages between blockchains. Developers can use Hyperlane as an API to communicate securely and easily between blockchains, or they can leverage the Hyperlane SDK and tools to quickly build cross-chain applications.
The Hyperlane framework is composed of three core components:
Mailbox
Users interact with the Hyperlane protocol through the Mailbox smart contract, which provides an on-chain API on each supported chain for sending and receiving inter-chain messages.
Interchain Security Module (ISM)
ISM serves as the core security component in the smart contract architecture, responsible for verifying the authenticity of cross-chain messages. It ensures that the information received on the target chain indeed originates from the declared source chain. This module provides underlying security guarantees for the entire protocol through a decentralized verification mechanism.
Message Relayer Nodes
Relayer nodes are primarily responsible for the transmission of cross-chain messages. Although the system defaults to a unified relaying service, message senders have the option to choose specific relayer nodes. Currently, Hyperlane uses an open-source relaying solution developed in Rust, with the implementation code openly shared with the developer community.
Nam Chu Hoai: Co-founder of Hyperlane.
Asa Oines: Co-founder of Hyperlane, previously a founding engineer at Celo.
Jon Kol: Co-founder of Hyperlane, formerly Vice President at Galaxy Digital and an analyst at Morgan Stanley.
In 2022, Hyperlane secured an $18.5 million seed round led by Variant Fund, with participation from Galaxy Digital, CoinFund, Blockdaemon, Figment Capital, Kraken Ventures, NFX, and Circle Ventures.
Hyperlane has emerged in the blockchain interoperability space with its pioneering modular messaging architecture and decentralized security verification mechanism, offering a new solution to the long-standing challenges of scalability and security in the industry. This permissionless cross-chain protocol redefines the standards for inter-chain communication through its unique punishment system. Let's look forward to how Hyperlane will reshape the cross-chain ecosystem and what kind of next-generation decentralized applications it will give rise to.
Recent Updates on Hyperlane
According to Odaily Planet Daily, the interoperability protocol Hyperlane has revealed the details of its HYPER airdrop, scheduled for April 22nd. The majority of the token allocation will flow to the community, with 57% allocated to community users. The remaining circulating supply will be distributed among the core team (25%), investors (10.9%), and the foundation (7.1%).
Users can check their eligibility for HYPER tokens via the portal provided by Hyperlane before April 13th.
Hyperlane is a platform for developers to build cross-chain applications, offering an on-chain API for sending messages between blockchains. Developers can use Hyperlane as an API to communicate securely and easily between blockchains, or they can leverage the Hyperlane SDK and tools to quickly build cross-chain applications.
The Hyperlane framework is composed of three core components:
Mailbox
Users interact with the Hyperlane protocol through the Mailbox smart contract, which provides an on-chain API on each supported chain for sending and receiving inter-chain messages.
Interchain Security Module (ISM)
ISM serves as the core security component in the smart contract architecture, responsible for verifying the authenticity of cross-chain messages. It ensures that the information received on the target chain indeed originates from the declared source chain. This module provides underlying security guarantees for the entire protocol through a decentralized verification mechanism.
Message Relayer Nodes
Relayer nodes are primarily responsible for the transmission of cross-chain messages. Although the system defaults to a unified relaying service, message senders have the option to choose specific relayer nodes. Currently, Hyperlane uses an open-source relaying solution developed in Rust, with the implementation code openly shared with the developer community.
Nam Chu Hoai: Co-founder of Hyperlane.
Asa Oines: Co-founder of Hyperlane, previously a founding engineer at Celo.
Jon Kol: Co-founder of Hyperlane, formerly Vice President at Galaxy Digital and an analyst at Morgan Stanley.
In 2022, Hyperlane secured an $18.5 million seed round led by Variant Fund, with participation from Galaxy Digital, CoinFund, Blockdaemon, Figment Capital, Kraken Ventures, NFX, and Circle Ventures.
Hyperlane has emerged in the blockchain interoperability space with its pioneering modular messaging architecture and decentralized security verification mechanism, offering a new solution to the long-standing challenges of scalability and security in the industry. This permissionless cross-chain protocol redefines the standards for inter-chain communication through its unique punishment system. Let's look forward to how Hyperlane will reshape the cross-chain ecosystem and what kind of next-generation decentralized applications it will give rise to.
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