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Linera claims it aims to become the 'next Hyperliquid' and will promote the LNRA token sale.

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New public blockchain Linera, founded by former Libra employees, announced today that it aims to become the "next Hyperliquid" and teased an upcoming LNRA token sale. Linera said it is following Hyperliquid’s playbook: building its own dedicated chain, focusing on consumer products, operating with a small team, generating real revenue first, and prioritizing user rewards. Its core product is a real-time prediction market at app.linera.xyz, which can launch, operate, and settle within one minute. The project uses a parallel microchains architecture, supporting thousands of small markets to run simultaneously, with final confirmation times typically under one second—solving congestion and high fees that plague general-purpose blockchains in real-time use cases. All markets operate on a pure player-versus-player (PvP) model, with no house and no external market makers required. The core team numbers just five members. Users who earn badges by engaging with the product will get priority access to an exclusive subscription pool for the LNRA sale. Detailed sale information will be announced at a later date.

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