2026-01-19 10:25:58

Trove investors face unexpected difficulties: the project suddenly shifted from Hyperliquid to the Solana ecosystem, triggering a large number of supporters to demand refunds. This strategic adjustment has caused quite a stir in the community—early participants who were optimistic about Hyperliquid are now re-evaluating the risks. Does the project's sudden shift indicate a cooling of Hyperliquid's prospects, or is it simply a strategic repositioning? Market reactions have been mixed. Some believe that opportunities on the Solana chain are more mature, while others question whether there are deeper reasons behind the project. In any case, investors' refund requests reflect a growing concern in the market for transparency and the fulfillment of promises.

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DataChief

· 6h ago

It's the same old trick, first hyping Hyperliquid and then abandoning it for Solana... Truly impressive. --- The refund demand basically means trust has collapsed. When will the project team be honest? --- Is Hyperliquid really done? Or are they just trying to cut a slice of the existing users before switching tracks... --- Early adopters have been taught a lesson again. This time, they should remember it well. --- Think carefully before acting. Don’t keep changing your mind three times a day. Investors are not your ATM. --- The Solana ecosystem is indeed hot, but the problem is you need to tell us clearly first—what exactly are you playing?

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ColdWalletGuardian

· 6h ago

It's the same old trick again... The promised Hyperliquid suddenly switches to Solana, leaving early investors dumbfounded. Investors want their money back, but how can the project team be so unreliable? No matter how awesome the Solana ecosystem is, it can't change the fact that the project broke its promise. It seems this kind of project always follows the same pattern before running away: first change the chain, then change the vision. With such strong calls for refunds, it shows people are really starting to be cautious. That's good.

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GasFeeSobber

· 6h ago

Another project that was in hand, ironically, had to run before it even increased in value.

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SillyWhale

· 6h ago

Another disappointing strategic shift... Early investors better get out quickly I already said that hyperliqu was unreliable from the start, and now? Promising a 180-degree turn in direction, isn't that just admitting there's no plan? Refund, refund, stop just shouting about it brothers, take action Solana ecosystem mature? Come on, wake up, and stop with this excuse... The project team really treats us like fools, changing their story more often than changing their pants haha

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ProofOfNothing

· 6h ago

Another flip flop project... I've known this kind of smell for a long time; none of the promised commitments can be trusted.

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