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I still can't believe this post is real, holy shit !
And even if the thesis stands and the bear case happens, you're betting on artificial-inu-3:native ???
I mean you literally have $HOOD
I don't know man, it's all so tiresome
Most of my $HYPE bros still have no clue what is going on with $AI but the flood bear case will be tested this cycle which will force a $HYPE S3 imo.
The liquidity layer of tokenized stocks with the best distribution channel being promoted non-stop by one of the best fintech founders in the world.
The proxy token of the RH chain is going to be worth a lot and I think $AI is the best trade since $HYPE point farming. 10-100x from here.
h/t @0xuberM @DumbCrayonEater @Salem1299534
Who tf is this clown
Angel investor in the seed round my ass lmao 馃ぃ
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Doola retweeted
I鈥檝e spent my whole life building businesses, and now I can barely think about doing it again. Once you have capital and actually learn to trade, every business pitch sounds like a massive headache for less money. Electronic markets are the best business on earth. No customers to please, no employees to babysit, no invoices to chase. Just you, your capital, and your own skills. 馃殌
Wow, this is a cool new feature that explains all order types, love small QOL updates like this.
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Doola retweeted
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We're building permissioned Hyperliquid HIP-3* markets for US clients.
I've just realized that if there were to be a season 3 hyperliquid:native airdrop , none of the participants will feel fully satisfied anyways, you have
-Spot Collectors
-Perp Chads
-Liquidated Martyrs
-Staking Kings
-HyperEVM Enjoyors
-Hypurr Hoarders
-Outcome Gamblers
-Equities Maximalists
-Portfolio Margin Abusers
and the list goes on, what a conundrum for Jeffy and Co, nonetheless would be exciting to see the distribution and skewness
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Show this to any contrarian builder who believes buybacks are useless, as with everything when the process is done the right way one can expect a favorable outcome.
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The most common criticism of Hyperliquid's buyback policy: burning ~99% of fees on HYPE instead of reinvesting in growth is bad capital allocation. That critique assumes Hyperliquid is a company optimizing ROI on retained earnings.
It isn't. It's a neutral network, and the buyback is the alignment mechanism, not a wasted opportunity.
You need to hold HYPE to build on Hyperliquid.
trade[XYZ] had to buy 500k hyperliquid:native just to become a HIP-3 deployer, before a dollar of their own revenue.
The AF routes 99% of protocol fees straight into HYPE buybacks. So every dollar of value XYZ generates for the network flows back into the exact token they were required to hold to operate. Their upside isn't just their fee split, it's the appreciation of the entry ticket itself.
That's not "wasted" capital, it's the trust model: a neutral venue can't have a team discretionarily deciding who gets funded out of protocol revenue.
But growth capital isn't gone either. Separate from the fee engine, Hyperliquid still holds roughly $27B in future emissions and community rewards it can deploy and the two times it's actually chosen to spend from that basket are the best evidence for why people should trust them.
鈻笍The HYPE airdrop, funded entirely outside any VC allocation, is the reason this is one of the only tokens in the space with genuine trust and a famously meritocratic reputation.
鈻笍In February, a 1M HYPE grant, worth ~$29M then, ~$83M now, built the HPC. Six months later, that spend sits behind the CFTC publicly committing to bring Hyperliquid onshore, which just repriced the entire forward-looking earnings case for the token.
Two different pools of capital, two different jobs.
One turns revenue into permanent alignment. The other proves that when discretion is used, it's used well. Neither is Hyperliquid leaving growth on the table.
You can't grade any of this against normal company capital allocation, either. A normal company doesn't generate ~$1B in annual revenue on a ten-person team.
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Doola retweeted
Absolutely nobody is talking about Hyperliquid outside of dot hl twitter while it just keeps ripping everyone鈥檚 faces off and adding new $50bn business lines every month
Direct borrow is going to turn HyperCore into the deepest perp, spot, and now lending liquidity onchain
This team doesn鈥檛 leave anything to chance, now that AQAV2 is live , the team is incentivized to pull as much stablecoin liquidity to the chain as its now a core part of the network鈥檚 revenue
Allowing manual borrows transitions Hyperliquid into a money market as well like Aave and Morpho, so at this point housing all of finance isn鈥檛 just a meme
It started as a perp dex and day by day its gonna vamp all financial verticals
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