Nansen and HypurrCollective Collaborate to Promote Hyperliquid Ecosystem Innovation and Governance

01/06 01:05

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Nansen has announced a partnership with HypurrCollective to promote innovation and governance within the Hyperliquid ecosystem. This partnership is centered around the Genesis Validator (one of only 16 available validators) and aims to "sustainably grow and empower community stakeholders." Through the Nansen x HypurrCollective validator, HYPE token holders can fully utilize their digital assets while "contributing to the development of the Hyperliquid ecosystem." (Crowdfund Insider)

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