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ChainCatcher news, Hyperliquid founder Jeff stated in a post that the rumors about the platform "prioritizing protocol revenue" are pure FUD. He pointed out that the automatic deleveraging (ADL) events have actually brought users net gains of hundreds of millions of dollars; if a backstop liquidation mechanism were adopted, the platform's HLP could indeed gain more profit, but the risk would be much higher. Jeff emphasized that the ADL mechanism is designed to transfer potential profits to users and reduce system risk, achieving a "win-win" situation. He added that Hyperliquid's ADL queue logic is similar to that of mainstream centralized exchanges, calculated based on leverage multiples and unrealized PnL. Although the team is currently researching more complex algorithms, they believe that "keeping the mechanism simple, robust, and easy to understand" is the better solution.

According to ChainCatcher, trader "Hanbalongwang" posted a reminder that the RVV project team appears to be continuously selling locked tokens. Previously, the top address was a locked multi-signature wallet, but there have now been outgoing transactions. This KOL stated that although some in the market are still betting that a certain exchange may intervene to handle the incident, on-chain data shows that the project team still controls about 80% of the tokens and continues to transfer them out, posing extremely high risk.