最新报道：According to Bijie.com, on September 10th, Hyperion community leader Max stated at the "USDH Stablecoin Roundtable" hosted by Hyperliquid that building a stablecoin system first requires some degree of innovation. While there are numerous existing stablecoin solutions, Hyperliquid possesses a unique ecosystem positioning. Native Markets has clearly identified USDH as a collaborative project in its communications with Bridge, and continues to explore implementation strategies. Regarding Native Markets' strategic partnership with Bridge, the agreement was signed directly with Bridge (as I've emphasized repeatedly), and we believe the necessary safeguards have been established. It's important to note that partnering with a licensed company also provides access to the Hyperliquid network's infrastructure advantages—a value we deeply value, far exceeding the institutional-grade interface itself. Furthermore, Native Markets maintains technological neutrality and ensures this principle is a core consideration throughout its decision-making process. Native Markets, the least prominent bidder for USDH, proposed its proposal by Max, a community leader who previously spearheaded the listing of Hyperliquid's DAT, Hyperion. Native Markets plans to leverage Bridge to connect the stablecoin to fiat currencies. Regarding revenue sharing, Native Markets pledged to inject interest earned from its reserves into Hyperliquid's community assistance fund. Its advantage lies in its team's deep involvement in the Hyperliquid chain and its deep understanding of the local ecosystem. As previously reported by Coinjie.com, last Friday, Hyperliquid announced the launch of a "Hyperliquid-first, Hyperliquid-aligned, and compliant USD stablecoin," reserving the USDH token ticker for the purpose. Subsequently, several stablecoin issuers, including Paxos, Frax Finance, Ethena Labs, and Agora, quickly entered the competition for the right to issue the USDH stablecoin.