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GPRO is a Hyperliquid HIP-3 market on io. Official perpAnnotation text is unavailable for io:GPRO, so this description is provisional until manual review.
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The GPRO Merger Vote Was Never Close — Woodman Holds 63% of the Votes
GoPro round-tripped a 17.75 percent drawdown, closing Friday at $1.70 on 269.8 million shares, and the io:GPRO perp on Hyperliquid is up 18.30 percent over sixteen hours to $1.719. The market has spent three sessions arguing about whether Markiplier can block the Starman Optical merger. GoPro's own proxy answers that: Class B shares carry ten votes each, and founder Nicholas Woodman controls roughly 63 percent of the voting power. What the perp is actually repricing is not vote risk. It is the 0.1-share stub in a company that was incorporated one day before the deal was announced.
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The GPRO Merger Vote Was Never Close — Woodman Holds 63% of the Votes
GoPro round-tripped a 17.75 percent drawdown, closing Friday at $1.70 on 269.8 million shares, and the io:GPRO perp on Hyperliquid is up 18.30 percent over sixteen hours to $1.719. The market has spent three sessions arguing about whether Markiplier can block the Starman Optical merger. GoPro's own proxy answers that: Class B shares carry ten votes each, and founder Nicholas Woodman controls roughly 63 percent of the voting power. What the perp is actually repricing is not vote risk. It is the 0.1-share stub in a company that was incorporated one day before the deal was announced.
Markiplier Says He'll Vote Against the Starman Deal, and GPRO Stopped Trading Like an Arb
GoPro's largest individual shareholder went on a livestream and said he is "genuinely sad" about the Starman Optical merger and will vote against it. The stock closed September 2 at $1.69, up 37.4 percent, and printed $1.93 after hours. The HIP-3 perp on Hyperliquid is up 62.89 percent over thirteen hours to $1.911, which is 68 percent above the $1.14 of cash the deal actually promises. The market is no longer treating $1.14 as a ceiling.
The Starman Merger Capped GPRO, and the Perp Is Falling Back to $1.14
GoPro signed a definitive merger with Starman Optical on September 1, handing shareholders $1.14 per share in cash plus roughly 10 percent of the combined company. That deal did not reprice GPRO higher — it put a ceiling on a stock that had already run more than 140 percent in two sessions on a Markiplier stake and a short squeeze. The HIP-3 perp on Hyperliquid is down 22.05 percent over the last ten hours to $1.18, which is the market doing arithmetic rather than reacting to bad news.
How to Trade GPRO (GoPro) on Hyperliquid
GoPro is the Nasdaq-listed action camera maker that spent 2026 shrinking, cutting staff, and disclosing substantial doubt about its ability to continue as a going concern. On September 1, 2026 it signed a definitive merger with Starman Optical at $1.14 per share in cash plus roughly 10 percent retained equity in the combined company, days after a YouTube creator's 8.5 percent stake sent the stock up more than 128 percent in two sessions. The io builder lists GPRO as a HIP-3 perpetual on Hyperliquid, settled in USDC with up to 5x leverage and no expiry. This guide covers what the company is, what the deal math implies, and what to watch before sizing a position.
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