Just saw this summary from @Foresight_News about Hyperliquid founder Jeff Yan recently unveiling the new HIP-1 feature, scaleWei. Simply put, this feature allows HyperCore to programmatically and in bulk adjust or allocate user asset balances based on their holding proportions, without requiring users to individually claim or interact with smart contracts. Here are a few major application scenarios for this new feature, which might be the kind of empowerment that many platform token holders have been waiting for: 1) **Dividends**: Distribute dividends directly to user accounts based on token holding proportions. 2) **Stock Splits / Reverse Splits**: When a token undergoes revaluation, all user balances can be adjusted proportionally, e.g., a 1:10 split or a 10:1 reverse split. At the same time, unfilled orders are automatically canceled and recreated based on the new ratio. 3) **Rebasing**: Maintain relative holding proportions during total supply or unit adjustments. 4) **Airdrops**: Distribute another asset proportionally based on holdings of a specific asset. On the surface, this update seems like just the addition of a technical function, but its significance is actually quite substantial. In traditional finance, stocks involve not only buying and selling but also dividends, splits, reverse splits, rights issues, airdrops, and asset allocations. Hyperliquid is leveraging HyperCore's native capabilities to gradually integrate these asset state changes into on-chain trading infrastructure. This isn't just about adding a simple function—Hyperliquid is filling a critical gap in on-chain stock infrastructure: enabling on-chain assets to not only be "tradable" but also handle corporate actions like dividends, splits, reverse splits, and asset allocations, just like traditional financial assets. Details: https://foresightnews.pro/article/detail/99517