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Jeff Yan Says Hyperliquid Nodes Need 128 Gigabytes of RAM
He wants the network to support global finance with affordable, consumer-grade hardware instead of massive data centers.

Hyperliquid founder Jeff Yan said the network’s nodes currently require 128 gigabytes of RAM, a level he considers a reasonable balance between hardware demands and the system’s needs.
Yan said he wants Hyperliquid to power global finance using consumer-grade hardware rather than massive data centers. He also wants operating costs to remain affordable regardless of how many applications are built on the network.
The comments follow Yan’s previously stated goal of bringing the financial industry onto Hyperliquid.