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# Hypermon Monitoring Tool

### Monitoring Tool

At **Luganodes**, we are committed to empowering blockchain ecosystems with tools that enhance reliability and efficiency. As the one of the top institutional validators for **Hyperliquid**, we’ve developed **Hypermon**—a free, open-source monitoring tool designed to streamline validator operations and ensure network performance.

Hyperliquid, a next-generation Layer 1 blockchain, delivers unmatched speed, transparency, and scalability for decentralized trading. With an innovative order book model and the ability to handle over 100,000 orders per second, Hyperliquid sets a new benchmark in decentralized finance. Validators play a critical role in ensuring its security, speed, and decentralization.

To support this, **Hypermon** offers the following key features:

* Prometheus Metrics: Hypermon exposes critical metrics such as recent block production, jail status, stake levels, and network-wide statistics like total active and jailed stakes.
* Telegram Alerts: Real-time notifications alert validators of issues such as jailed status or RPC synchronization problems, enabling quick action.
* Customizable Configuration: Hypermon allows users to define specific parameters such as API keys, chat IDs, metrics ports, and URLs, making it adaptable to various validator setups.

Get started with **Hypermon** in minutes by running:

```
curl https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Luganodes/hypermon/main/install.sh | sudo bash

```

Once installed, you can monitor network performance using simple commands like:

* `hypermon start` – Begin monitoring with default flags.
* `hypermon show` – Display network stats in a tabular format.

We believe in the power of open-source innovation. **Hypermon** is available on [GitHub](https://github.com/Luganodes/hypermon), and we welcome contributions from developers, validators, and the broader blockchain community. Planned enhancements include advanced metrics, a TUI dashboard, and automated unjail features.

By adopting and contributing to **Hypermon**, you’ll be strengthening the Hyperliquid network and helping shape the future of decentralized trading.

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