TREE NEWS update: Hyperliquid has revised its testnet priority mechanism so that noop and scheduleCancel no longer affect the priority of other actions, while other operations now lower the priority of competing actions until submission completes. The protocol also added a cDeposit2 interface operation, which is similar to cDeposit but supports agent-signed transactions.
Hyperliquid Adjusts Testnet Priority Rules, Adds Agent-Signed cDeposit2
The testnet priority change is a quiet but meaningful tweak to how order flow competes on Hyperliquid: by stripping noop and scheduleCancel of their influence while letting other actions temporarily suppress rivals, the protocol is effectively reweighting the cost of spamming versus genuine submission. The agent-signed cDeposit2 addition points toward broader delegated-execution support, which matters for builders and automated strategies more than for casual users. Whether these adjustments change observable testnet behavior, and whether similar priority logic reaches mainnet, is the open question worth watching.
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