Encrypted KOL Ansem: The Hyperliquid development team will not profit from the increased activities
On December 4th, crypto KOL Ansem posted on social media stating: The Hyperliquid development team will not profit from increased activities as it does not charge transaction fees. Instead, it is entirely self-funded and the rate of spending money is growing exponentially, without a single private investor.
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