Hyperliquid launches on-chain asset delisting voting mechanism, the first proposal will delist MYRO perpetual contract

Planet Daily News: The decentralized derivatives protocol Hyperliquid announced the completion of an on-chain upgrade, natively integrating an asset delisting voting mechanism based on staking weight. The mechanism's features include: automatically triggering on-chain delisting after validators reach a statutory staking ratio; the first demonstration case will be a delisting vote for the MYRO perpetual contract at 13:00 UTC on March 29; Hyper Foundation validators 2-5 will participate in the vote, while validator 1 will temporarily abstain. As a fully on-chain governance experiment, the protocol does not require off-chain coordination, but the official statement suggests that most validators may still publicly disclose their voting intentions to enhance transparency.