According to Odaily, Hyperliquid has adjusted its testnet operation priority mechanism based on user feedback. The update specifies that noop and scheduleCancel operations no longer affect the priority of other operations. Operations outside the six core types—noop, scheduleCancel, cancel, cancelByCloid, order, modify, and batchModify—will reduce the priority of other operations before submission completes. Hyperliquid also introduced a new cDeposit2 interface with similar functionality to cDeposit but now supporting proxy signature.
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