Hyperliquid adjusts testnet operation priority, adds new cDeposit2 interface supporting proxy signatures

Odaily reports: Hyperliquid has adjusted its operation priority mechanism based on user feedback on testnet improvements: noop and scheduleCancel no longer affect the priority of other operations; aside from noop, scheduleCancel, cancel, cancelByCloid, order, modify, and batchModify, other operations will lower the priority of other operations before submission is completed. Hyperliquid has also added the cDeposit2 interface operation, which functions similarly to cDeposit and supports proxy signatures.