“In the protocol itself, it sets the rules for the exchanges… a 31 hour interval via which a deployer can bid to list an item of their choosing.”

Odd Lots · Jeff Yan's Plan to Bring the Entire Financial Industry Onto Hyperliquid

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Run an auction process (31-hour interval) for deployers to bid for listing new markets, preventing spam listings

31-hour auction interval

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