LayerZero Co-Founder: New Product Name Conflicts with Hyperliquid, Will Be Renamed
According to a report by Jinse Finance, LayerZero co-founder Bryan Pellegrino stated on the X platform that the name of the new product released today conflicts with Hyperliquid. They have just been notified and will come up with a new name for replacement, which is expected to happen in a few days. It is reported that LayerZero previously launched Hyperbridge, allowing users to transfer assets from the chain to Hyperliquid, currently covering USDT0, USDe, PLUME, COOK, USR, and RLP.
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