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  1. Architecture

HyperCore

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Last updated 1 month ago

Note: The information in this page is based on the . The source code of the L1 is not yet publicly available, so all details here are subject to change as the project evolves.

Hyperliquid is purpose-built to meet the rigorous demands of an on-chain derivatives exchange. Its architecture enables decentralized trading with unprecedented speed and throughput, setting it apart from more generalized blockchain solutions.

System Overview

Below is a diagram illustrating the general functionality of HyperCore (=Hyperliquid L1), showcasing its key components and how they interact to deliver high-performance, scalable trading infrastructure:

official Hyperliquid L1 documentation