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A BONER whale just bought $2.06K of $BONER at $207.09M MC 🐳
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Lisa likes purr @LisaSu
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Apparently we're related. @ArtificiallyInu 👀
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some interesting AMD numbers for the timeline:
15–25% projected GPU market share by FY2027.
Dr. Su is targeting 50%+ CPU market share.
And with inference now making up 60%+ of AI compute buildout, AMD’s position in the next phase of AI is getting more interesting.
still early imo
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Everyone thinks Nvidia has AI completely locked up forever.
But I think people are underestimating $AMD.
The bull case for AMD becoming a top 10 company:
• AI isn't just about training models anymore. As AI agents become more common, inference and CPU demand should grow massively. AMD already has a huge position in server CPUs.
• OpenAI + Meta aren't just customers. The size of those deals could make AMD a much bigger part of their long-term AI infrastructure.
• Nvidia's biggest advantage isn't only the GPU. It's CUDA. But hyperscalers don't want to depend on one company forever, which gives AMD a real opportunity to keep closing the software gap.
• Custom chips from Google, Amazon, Microsoft, etc. are a threat, but building your own silicon isn't easy. There will still be plenty of workloads where buying AMD makes more sense.
And that's the part I find interesting.
AMD doesn't need to beat Nvidia.
It just needs to become the other major pillar of AI infrastructure.
If that happens while its CPU business keeps growing, I don't think $2T AMD is some crazy endgame.
Long $AMD.
@longdotxyz (◣ ⩊ ◢) $PUR
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Good thesis on why AMD paired with $PUR makes sense.
The content is also fire imo.
Everyone thinks Nvidia has AI completely locked up forever.
But I think people are underestimating $AMD.
The bull case for AMD becoming a top 10 company:
• AI isn't just about training models anymore. As AI agents become more common, inference and CPU demand should grow massively. AMD already has a huge position in server CPUs.
• OpenAI + Meta aren't just customers. The size of those deals could make AMD a much bigger part of their long-term AI infrastructure.
• Nvidia's biggest advantage isn't only the GPU. It's CUDA. But hyperscalers don't want to depend on one company forever, which gives AMD a real opportunity to keep closing the software gap.
• Custom chips from Google, Amazon, Microsoft, etc. are a threat, but building your own silicon isn't easy. There will still be plenty of workloads where buying AMD makes more sense.
And that's the part I find interesting.
AMD doesn't need to beat Nvidia.
It just needs to become the other major pillar of AI infrastructure.
If that happens while its CPU business keeps growing, I don't think $2T AMD is some crazy endgame.
Long $AMD.
@longdotxyz (◣ ⩊ ◢) $PUR
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since the creation of btc , the most successful usecases in crypto were a crypto native way to disrupt something in the real world. ico-ipo, nft- art , defi- finance ,btc- gold . on chain dats and tokenized stocks are the biggest disruption of all , connecting the stock market with the internet, in more ways then one.
my take on tokenized stocks has completely flipped
i am max bearish on them now and this is coming from someone who is holding a shit load in stock coins at the moment
i think the bull case on tokenized stocks has been way overblown and i think rn the tokenized stock ecosystem is experiencing exponential catalyst decay (as time goes on, so much more has to happen for these coins to go up and they are entirely catalyst driven)
there's also the aspect of each stock being boxed into one coin (NVDA can't have another paired coin without there being a catastrophic pvp with artificial inu, so on and so forth) and that shit gets really boring really fast
also the amount of stocks that are realistically worth pairing to is extremely limited, and whoever is first to run hard takes the forever crown and there is no room for new paired runners to that stock
for the average shitcoin trader, this is extremely boring and memes/crypto native projects/creator based projects/etc (which there can be endless of) are far more interesting
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pretty amazing analysis of tokenized stocks and on chain dats
Pretty wild how @longdotxyz has been one of the main catalysts for bringing tokenized stocks onto @RobinhoodApp Chain, with every $1 of stock that buyers paid into Long pools followed by ~$1.90 of new minting of that same stock within three days and ~$2.80 within a week
That holds after controlling for each stock, each day's market-wide minting, and the stock's normal DEX volume, and buying into Long pools shows no link to minting in the days before it. Even in raw, uncapped data with AMC and SPY left out, it is still ~$1.40 within three days and ~$2 within a week. Scaled across every stock, the main estimate works out to Long being behind roughly a fifth of the ~$160M of stock minted on the chain since July, while pools on other launchpads like Bankr, PONS, and PAIR show a weaker and less consistent link and have released more stock than they absorbed over the same stretch
The clearest examples came from Long's biggest launches, as onchain AMC went from 112,732 shares the day before "A Meme Coin" launched on 09/03 to ~2.9M the day after, HIMS went from 275 shares to ~2,400 in the three days after Boner Coin launched on 08/20 with Long pools absorbing 41% of the new supply, and NVDA supply rose 158% in the week after Artificial Inu launched on 07/14, compared to 35% for the median stock
MONITOR took longer to get going, with PLTR supply up 64% in its first week against 87% for the median stock, but it kept climbing. When @JTLonsdale quote-posted MONITOR on 09/23, its value went from ~$1.1M to ~$10M in under two hours, and its pool traded 1.4x all tokenized PLTR in a single hour, while PLTR supply rose ~11% that day to double its pre-launch level as Long pools took in ~1,250 PLTR, and supply was still ~3% above its pre-post level the next day
Long isn't the whole story, since Long pools hold only ~$14M of the ~$170M of tokenized stock onchain and the size of the estimate depends on capping a cluster of $2M - 7M mint days, mostly in SPY and AMC, that otherwise swamp it, but the pattern is consistent enough to say the Long memecoin trading is pulling new shares onchain rather than just recycling the ones already there
These pairs have also started to attract real social capital, with @vladtenev following "A Meme Coin", @AndrewDudum following "Boner Coin", and @JTLonsdale following + quote-posting MONITOR, all for something that is still relatively nascent
The next catalyst could come from Robinhood itself, since @vladtenev says 1:1 in-kind redemption and voting are coming to Robinhood Stock Tokens, which would give holders a reason to keep shares onchain rather than just trade them
/board_sit
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BONER mission
1. Squeeze the “Stock” short position.
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pretty incredible analysis from @Ian_Unsworth and @Kairos_Res
"the main estimate works out to Long being behind roughly a fifth of the ~$160M of stock"
stock pairs on LONG bootstrapped the liquidity network effects of RWAs on Robinhood chain.
-> stock pair holders are effectively market makers of RWAs by just trading spot unlocking meaningful ownership over your order flow (the biggest shift in retail finance since the rise of retail brokerage)
just to give you a sense with rough %:
boner(35% of HIMS circ)
meme(35% of AMC circ)
moo(20% of MU circ)
monitor(15% of PLTR circ)
Will add a few things on top of it:
1. The biggest psyops we were fed the last 2 years is that vol is all that matters, it's not! and for RWA liquidity is the real moat.
2. the LONG community is not just bootstrapping RWAs for a day or two but is able to retain the liq with ~10% of RH stock TVL locked in LONG pools.
3. brings me to the other point if you've read my deep dive you prob have a good understanding of price coupling and how arb drives it, LONG pairs create huge invective for market makers and LPs to add more liquidity to stock pools arguably I'd say that the majority of RWA TVL was bootstrapped by LONG almost directly(one day I will run an analysis on it via proximity of trades and LP actions)
LONG.
Pretty wild how @longdotxyz has been one of the main catalysts for bringing tokenized stocks onto @RobinhoodApp Chain, with every $1 of stock that buyers paid into Long pools followed by ~$1.90 of new minting of that same stock within three days and ~$2.80 within a week
That holds after controlling for each stock, each day's market-wide minting, and the stock's normal DEX volume, and buying into Long pools shows no link to minting in the days before it. Even in raw, uncapped data with AMC and SPY left out, it is still ~$1.40 within three days and ~$2 within a week. Scaled across every stock, the main estimate works out to Long being behind roughly a fifth of the ~$160M of stock minted on the chain since July, while pools on other launchpads like Bankr, PONS, and PAIR show a weaker and less consistent link and have released more stock than they absorbed over the same stretch
The clearest examples came from Long's biggest launches, as onchain AMC went from 112,732 shares the day before "A Meme Coin" launched on 09/03 to ~2.9M the day after, HIMS went from 275 shares to ~2,400 in the three days after Boner Coin launched on 08/20 with Long pools absorbing 41% of the new supply, and NVDA supply rose 158% in the week after Artificial Inu launched on 07/14, compared to 35% for the median stock
MONITOR took longer to get going, with PLTR supply up 64% in its first week against 87% for the median stock, but it kept climbing. When @JTLonsdale quote-posted MONITOR on 09/23, its value went from ~$1.1M to ~$10M in under two hours, and its pool traded 1.4x all tokenized PLTR in a single hour, while PLTR supply rose ~11% that day to double its pre-launch level as Long pools took in ~1,250 PLTR, and supply was still ~3% above its pre-post level the next day
Long isn't the whole story, since Long pools hold only ~$14M of the ~$170M of tokenized stock onchain and the size of the estimate depends on capping a cluster of $2M - 7M mint days, mostly in SPY and AMC, that otherwise swamp it, but the pattern is consistent enough to say the Long memecoin trading is pulling new shares onchain rather than just recycling the ones already there
These pairs have also started to attract real social capital, with @vladtenev following "A Meme Coin", @AndrewDudum following "Boner Coin", and @JTLonsdale following + quote-posting MONITOR, all for something that is still relatively nascent
The next catalyst could come from Robinhood itself, since @vladtenev says 1:1 in-kind redemption and voting are coming to Robinhood Stock Tokens, which would give holders a reason to keep shares onchain rather than just trade them
/board_sit