Hyperliquid delisted $JELLYJELLY and settled the position at a favorable price (0.0095$) without losing any money

So looks like HL force closed the Jelly market and overrode the oracle price (about $0.50) to settle at $0.0095, leaving the attacker with a small loss.

Interesting that Binance publicly supports Bybit after the $1B hack but actively sought to wreck Hyperliquid via Jelly listing

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CT will say that Hyperliquid delisting JELLY was solely decided by Jeff and that HL is not decentralized.

I caught up with Jan, a validator node runner, and he confirms this is false. Jeff asked for a vote, and quorum was reached within 2 minutes.

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from someone that publicly bought 20k, sold 70k, rebought 50k and sold 100k [so basically every inflection point for 3 years, apart from being wrong in December/January about immediate higher prices and altszn]

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