ChainCatcher News, Trove recently announced that it will abandon its deployment plan on Hyperliquid and instead rebuild its TROVE token and perpetual contract DEX on Solana. Previously, liquidity providers supporting Hyperliquid withdrew 500,000 HYPE holdings, leading to a strategic adjustment for the project. The project team will arrange approximately $2.44 million USD in refunds for some ICO participants, and subsequent distributions will be handled through multi-signature accounts.
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