DeFi Platforms Get Serious Look Onto Risk Management Afta Hyperliquid Market Gbege And Dem Force Dem Settle

Wetin happen recently for DeFi platform Hyperliquid don make plenty pipo tanda about how dem dey manage risk for decentralized finance. Bitget CEO Gracy Chen compare Hyperliquid centralize way dem take respond to market manipulation—like forced settlement and comot contract—to popular centralize exchange wey fail like FTX. For March 2025, one trader use too much leverage for Ethereum, wey make Hyperliquid liquidity pool (HLP) lose $4 million. Small time after, anoda trader manipulate the JELLY token wey no get plenty liquidity, and dis one make HLP get unrealized loss of $13 million. Hyperliquid sharply reduce leverage and increase margin requirements, but the way dem dey decide things—wey dem give small group of validators—dey get criticize say e no too get decentralization. Dis kain mata show say DeFi get system risk: weak control, too much leverage, and low standard for listing. As protocols dey connect pass before, if one fail, e fit scatter palava reach di whole DeFi market. Experts dey tell DeFi platforms say make dem get strong, proactive risk management like position cap and beta governance to make sure institutions accept am and market stable, no be just wait until loss happen before dem do something.
Bearish
Di recent runs and big big loss wey happen for Hyperliquid's liquidity pools don scatter pipu trust for how di protocol dey control risk and manage tinz. Dem force settlement and di centralized validators just do as dem like, and dis one no gree with di whole idea of DeFi wey suppose be decentralized. E don make traders and big investors fear and no trust am again. Di ginger effect na say pipu go dey careful well well and dem no go trade reach as before for di platforms wey affected, and e fit spread go other DeFi protocols wey hook up. Even though di risk management fit better for long run, for now, traders dem mind dey down (bearish) because dem see plenty risk for di system and for di protocol itself.