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2026-04-14
05:31

Hyperliquid founder: Last year’s biggest challenge was server latency; the team rewrote the system from the ground up.

Hyperliquid founder Jeff Yan said that the biggest challenge in 2025 will be API server latency. Last summer, as Bitcoin’s price surged and trading volume spiked, the system experienced delays: order responses went from instantaneous to 3 seconds, hurting trading efficiency. After the team’s efforts, they rebuilt the server system and ultimately overcame the issue.
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BTC4%
05:04

ALGO (Algorand) up 11.89% in the past 24 hours

Gate News message. On April 14, according to Gate Market data, as of the time of publication, ALGO (Algorand) is trading at $0.11. Over the past 24 hours, it has risen 11.89%. It reached a high of $0.11 and fell to a low of $0.10. Its current market cap is approximately $1.011B. Algorand is a blockchain project led by Silvio Micali, a professor at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) and a Turing Award winner. It improves blockchain efficiency through the BA* consensus mechanism and cryptographic sortition. The project is an industry leader in the field of post-quantum technology. In 2025, on the mainnet, it executed the first quantum-resistant transaction. It uses Falcon signatures to protect the entire chain’s historical data from threats posed by quantum computers. Algorand has a transaction speed of 10,000 TPS
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ALGO0,56%
04:30

People’s Daily criticizes chaos in financial media outlets, calling out virtual currency referral activities by name

Gate News updates. On April 14, People’s Daily published an article titled “Disrupting the capital markets: these irregularities by finance-and-economics self-media accounts need to be on high alert,” which singled out and criticized certain accounts that drive users to virtual-coin trading by publishing false yield information such as “one hundredfold coins” and “making millions every month trading coins.” The article cites a notice previously issued by eight departments, including the People’s Bank of China, emphasizing that business activities related to virtual currencies constitute illegal financial activities. The article states that accounts and platforms suspected of providing referral traffic and technical services for illegal virtual currency trading may violate laws and regulations and could threaten financial security and anti–money laundering efforts.
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