I think Doug is correct—Hyperliquid’s ADL is actually Sybil-resistant

Still catching up on the recent ADL debates, and have lots of opinions that I am still putting together.
But one thing that I actually find surprising is that the only thing Dan and Tarun seem to agree on is that HL’s ADL system is Sybil vulnerable.
I don’t think this is true.  x.com/danrobinson/st…

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The use of entryPrice means it is somewhat gameable (you can move down in the queue by selling and reentering a position), but not really through sybils, at least in the sense described in the paper