The official Hyperliquid node repository published a maintenance commit updating the README table of independent root peers used by non-validator clients. Two IP addresses identified as inactive were removed from the public list.
The first change affects ValiDAO: `67.213.123.85` in Japan was removed, while the second ValiDAO endpoint, `72.46.87.141` in Singapore, remains listed. The second removal affects Hyperbeat x P2P.org x Hypio: `199.254.199.54` was removed while `199.254.199.12` remains in the table.
The commit consists only of two deleted README lines. It does not modify the node binary, networking code, consensus rules or configuration logic. The event should therefore be treated as documentation maintenance for operators and clients rather than as a protocol upgrade.
The practical effect is straightforward: users who manually rely on the published root-peer table for bootstrap or connectivity should no longer expect the two removed endpoints to be active. Other peer entries are unchanged by this commit.