Verify It Yourself

Clone & Build

Get the source code and compile the binaries (~5 min).

git clone https://github.com/hyperliquid-dex/hl-source hl-source
cd hl-source
cargo build --release

This produces all binaries in target/release/.

Run the Stress Test

Verify the ≥10,000 actions/sec throughput claim using the built-in benchmark harness.

./bench/demo_stress.sh \
  --target-tps 30000 \
  --duration 60 \
  --api-url http://195.245.241.75/exchange \
  --info-url http://195.245.241.75/info

Expected: consensusTps ≥ 10,000 in the output. Results saved to report.json.

Replay Blocks Locally

Download blocks from the demo cluster and replay them on your local engine. This proves that a fresh engine produces the same state from the same inputs.

./bench/verify_replay.sh \
  --rpc 195.245.241.75:4100 \
  --url http://195.245.241.75:3001 \
  --count 200

Expected: ALL BLOCKS APPLIED with zero mismatches.

Check Block Hashes

Query the demo cluster for recent block hashes and verify they are consistent across all validators.

# Get recent block hashes from the demo cluster
curl -sS http://195.245.241.75/info \
  -d '{"type":"recentBlockHashes"}' \
  -H 'content-type:application/json' | python3 -m json.tool

# Compare heights across validators
for port in 3001 3002 3003; do
  echo -n "Validator :$port → "
  curl -sS http://195.245.241.75:$port/info \
    -d '{"type":"explorerState"}' \
    -H 'content-type:application/json' 2>/dev/null \
    | python3 -c "import json,sys; d=json.load(sys.stdin); print(f'h={d.get("blockHeight",0)} actions={d.get("totalActions",0)}')"
done

Expected: All 3 validators at the same height (±5 blocks) and same action count.

Run a Sentry Node

Start your own non-validator sentry node that syncs from the demo cluster in real-time.

./target/release/hl-run-non-validator \
  --validator-rpc 195.245.241.75:4100 \
  --validator-url http://195.245.241.75:3001 \
  --info-port 3099

See Sentry Quickstart for full documentation.

Reproducible Binary (Coming Soon)

Deterministic build recipe to verify your locally compiled binary matches the one running on the demo cluster.