Hyperliquid announced adjustments to its write priority fees mechanism, with changes now live on testnet. The new rules primarily affect latency-sensitive traders and include limiting mempool priority to Standard abstraction accounts, demoting HyperCore operations that occur before confirmation, and downgrading users who previously sent CoreWriter operations directly. Additionally, traders using Immediate-or-Cancel (IOC) and All-or-None (ALO) orders must hold at least 10 HYPE in delegatable balance to access priority fees.

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