About the 'centralization' controversy of hyperliquid, here’s my take: As one of the earliest KOLs to dig into hyperliquid, we’ve always defined hyperliquid as an 'on-chain CEX.' Yes, a CEX. Hyperliquid has never claimed to be fully decentralized, and the official stance has always been gradual decentralization. Hyperliquid does have cases of fund freezing, which involve certain addresses linked to the Tornado protocol. So yes, there is freezing authority.