According to CoinMeta, Hyperliquid founder Jeff Yan stated in a podcast on Bloomberg's Odd Lots that their vision is to enable ordinary hardware to support the global financial system, rather than relying on giant data centers. He emphasized that no matter how many applications are built on the blockchain, the network operation costs should not be unaffordable. Currently, nodes require 128GB of memory, which he considers to be a reasonably balanced approach between hardware limitations and network requirements.