BlockBeats News, August 13th, the Hyperliquid Foundation is adjusting the on-chain data infrastructure access method, allowing professional infrastructure service providers to access nodes that previously had a high barrier to entry, and to provide services to more external teams at a unified price, thereby reducing the cost for market makers and trading teams to access high-quality, low-latency on-chain data.Previously, Hyperliquid generated a large number of orders, trades, and positions per second. If a trading algorithm wished to access this data more quickly, it usually needed to run a non-validating node and connect to stable upstream nodes. Since Foundation nodes are closer to the core validation network and have shorter data transmission links, they effectively provide a lower-latency data source.In the past, direct connection to this node usually required staking 10,000 HYPE tokens, as well as meeting the Tier 1 market maker threshold, making it difficult for small and medium-sized trading teams to qualify. After this adjustment, professional infrastructure service providers can now access the node and then provide connection services to external clients at a unified price, currently priced below $1,000 per month, with a requirement of 99.9% service availability. These service providers must also have been in operation for at least 1 year, served at least 100 clients, covered 5 networks, and are not allowed to provide faster dedicated connections to specific market makers; if any preferential treatment is discovered, the whistleblower may receive a bounty.At the same time, Hyperliquid team member Jeff stated on Discord that after the next network upgrade, the Hyperliquid Liquidity Provider (HLP) will automatically transfer unused USDC from market making to the HyperCore native lending pool to earn interest. The current total TVL of HLP is about $188.7 million, with the main account holding approximately $148.7 million in cash, no positions or orders at the snapshot, accounting for nearly 79% of the total funds; around $40.6 million is allocated across 7 sub-strategies.The HyperCore native lending pool currently has around $762 million in assets, with outstanding loans of about $114 million, where the USDC supply is around $176 million and borrowings are around $112 million, with a utilization rate of approximately 63.7%. The current USDC borrowing APY is 5%, and the supply APY is about 2.87%.