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Hyperliquid abstracts away exchange complexity, letting builders focus on product rather than infrastructure
  • Jeff likens Hyperliquid to AWS, providing a managed liquidity layer that developers can plug into.
  • The platform removes the need to build order‑book logic from scratch, accelerating time‑to‑market.
  • By handling the “messy details” of exchange mechanics, Hyperliquid enables rapid experimentation.
  • This abstraction mirrors how cloud services transformed software development in Web2.
Jeff YanWhen Shift Happens55:40:00

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we're building the AWS of liquidity Jeff Yan
Introducing the infrastructure vision
hyper liquid is transforming liquidity, abstracting away the messy details of the exchange platform to let builders focus on product Jeff Yan
Explaining the benefit to developers

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Infrastructure as a Platform: The AWS of Liquidity

Hyperliquid positions itself as the "AWS of liquidity", abstracting away exchange complexity so developers can focus on building applications. By creating a general-purpose L1 with native order-book primitives and a Builder-code SDK, the protocol enables anyone to launch regional exchanges or novel financial products.

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