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The deadline for Node Protocol 26.1 has been officially set for August 11, following the successful completion and stabilization of Protocol 25. Development is progressing smoothly, and the network infrastructure continues to advance steadily @PiCoreTeam #PiNetwork
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AI visual note: A table excerpt showing Pi Network node upgrade milestones, with Protocol 25.2 → 26.1 marked as "Upgrade in progress" and scheduled for 8/11/2026 with under 5 minutes of expected downtime, while the 26.1 → 27.0 upgrade remains listed as "Do NOT start" with TBD dates.
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HYPERLIQUID SAYS AN XYZ-OPERATED MARKET CAUSED THE SK HYNIX PRICING GLITCH. Hyperliquid co-founder Iliensinc said the abnormal SK Hynix pricing incident originated from an XYZ-operated market, with the XYZ team now investigating the issue.
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AI visual note: A Discord message from Iliensinc addresses community frustration by explaining how HIP-3 markets on the permissionless Hyperliquid blockchain function, noting that the xyz:SKHYNIX perp is operated by the XYZ team, who is investigating the issue. The post outlines how deployers push mark, oracle, and external perp price inputs, using an example where pushing (150, 151) with an onchain median of 100 results in a mark price of 150.
HYPERLIQUID SAYS AN XYZ-OPERATED MARKET CAUSED THE SK HYNIX PRICING GLITCH. Hyperliquid co-founder Iliensinc said the abnormal SK Hynix pricing incident originated from an XYZ-operated market, with the XYZ team now investigating the issue.
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AI visual note: A Discord message from Iliensinc addresses community frustration by explaining how HIP-3 markets on the permissionless Hyperliquid blockchain function, noting that the xyz:SKHYNIX perp is operated by the XYZ team, who is investigating the issue. The post outlines how deployers push mark, oracle, and external perp price inputs, using an example where pushing (150, 151) with an onchain median of 100 results in a mark price of 150.