r/hyperliquid1 rules, stats, and what to post

This community is built around Hyperliquid, a blockchain that describes itself as the blockchain to house all finance. The public description says crypto is fragmented today but does not need to be, and it invites people to build projects, create value, and exchange assets on the same hyper-performant chain. So the people posting here are most likely people who use Hyperliquid, people who build on it, and people curious about doing one of those two things. The rules page shows nothing, but the moderator one-liner in the policy brief asks for posts relevant to Hyperliquid and the blockchain. That one line is effectively the whole charter of the place. If your post is about building on Hyperliquid, trading on it, or the chain itself, you are in the right room. If it is about something else, you are not.

A good post here is clearly about Hyperliquid. If you are a founder, the natural shape is something you learned building on or around the chain. A writeup of how you solved a problem on Hyperliquid, an honest observation about building there, or a question that invites other builders and traders to share their experience. The description talks about building projects, creating value, and exchanging assets, so posts that sit in one of those three lanes fit well. Keep it conversational and useful first. Mention your project only when it genuinely belongs in the story, and make sure the post would still be worth reading if someone deleted that mention. With no top posts to learn from in Rankhog's observations, I would start conservative and watch how the community responds.

The rules page is empty, so I cannot point you to a written rule that gets posts removed. What I can point to is the moderator one-liner, which asks that posts stay relevant to Hyperliquid and the blockchain. That means the clearest way to lose your post is to make it about something else. A generic crypto promo, a post about your product that never touches Hyperliquid, or a link drop with no connection to the chain all fail the relevance test. Since there are no published rules on promotion, links, or AI content, I cannot tell you those things are banned. But unknown is not the same as welcome, so treat each of those as a risk you manage by staying clearly on topic.

This is one of the rare communities with a completely empty rules page, and that always makes me a little careful rather than relieved. The moderator one-liner about keeping posts relevant to Hyperliquid tells you the room is small and watched, even without formal rules. With no top posts to learn from, I would treat my first post here as a test of relevance and nothing else.