According to CoinMeta, Hyperliquid announced on August 12th that it would open its low-latency data infrastructure to qualified third-party infrastructure providers, with fees starting from less than $1,000 per month. This new model is aimed at providing trading companies and developers with a more affordable way to access the infrastructure, as they previously faced higher direct access requirements. To qualify, one must have at least 100 customers and support for five or more networks or protocols, among other conditions. This change applies to connections with the unverified nodes of the Hyperliquid foundation, with the goal of limiting information advantages between clients.