SpineSwitch retweeted
Importing frozen meat to fix meat prices. Okay, that might work.
What’s the plan for bonds, import frozen yields?
Frozen homebuyers for housing?
Frozen paychecks for wages?
A frozen foreign policy delivers a frozen economy.
The only thing still moving? The Iran boomerang.
On July 27 at 23:01 UTC, SKHYNIX mark price dropped from $1,127.9 to $917.25. This print was based on an executed trade which was relayed by multiple independent data providers. The XYZ oracle was live in external pricing and tracking that venue, which serves as the primary Korean pre-market venue. The oracle system worked as intended according to its specification.
While the system performed as designed, users are understandably upset about liquidations that were triggered. Market integrity is among Trade[XYZ]'s core values, and we understand the trust of our users has been, and will continue to be, earned.
With these values in mind, we have decided to cover liquidation losses attributable to this anomaly. Eligibility requirements will be conveyed soon, and distributions are anticipated to be completed in the coming days. This is a one-time discretionary decision and is not a guarantee of similar future action.
Going forward, our pricing systems will be further improved to handle tail events. We are accelerating our review of how prices are formed, including revisiting assumptions on external venues, and taking into consideration the price formation which occurs on our own orderbooks, which carry increasingly meaningful depth and signal in relation to external sources.
We will share further information soon.
RT @MoneyPrinter0x: is it really as simple as neoclouds being the biggest business sector of the near future, more than each of frontier la…
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X + Hyperliquid would be the most powerful trading pair in finance. Here's the math.
X just shipped Cashtags. Real-time financial data, charts, contract addresses, all native to the timeline. US + Canada, iPhone first.
If they integrate execution via builder codes on Hyperliquid, the numbers get ridiculous.
Quick refresher on builder codes:
On Hyperliquid, any frontend can route trades for users and collect a fee per fill. Up to 0.1% on perps, 1% on spot.
The user approves a max fee, signs once, and trades flow through the builder's address. Fully onchain, fully transparent. Fees claimed via the standard referral process.
The proof is already out there. Three wallets shipped this exact integration in 2025 and the numbers are public.
Phantom launched in June. 415K monetizable MAU on Token Terminal. 129K of them route through Hyperliquid. That's a 31% conversion. $36.4B in volume, $19M in builder revenue.
MetaMask launched in August. 158.5K monetizable MAU. 38.3K via HL. 24% conversion. $6.5B in volume, $5.5M in revenue.
Rabby launched in August too. ~50K monetizable MAU estimated. 13.6K via HL, around 27% conversion. $2.5B in volume, $681K in revenue.
The pattern is clear. When a frontend integrates Hyperliquid via builder codes, roughly 24-31% of their actively trading users end up routing through HL.
Combined across the 3: $25M+ in builder revenue, $45B+ in volume, ~180K active users in under a year.
Now apply this to X.
Critical point most people miss:
Hyperliquid isn't a crypto-only exchange.
With HIP-3 you can trade Tesla, Apple, S&P 500, NVDA, oil, gold, the VIX, anything with an oracle.
With HIP-4 (live on testnet, mainnet soon) you get prediction markets on real-world events. Elections, Fed decisions, sports, Oscars, geopolitical events.
24/7. Onchain. No closing bell. Cross-margined in one account.
This means almost every X user is addressable.
The crypto trader gets perps. The FinTwit user gets stocks and commodities.
The political junkie gets election markets. The sports fan gets game outcomes. The macro analyst trades the Fed.
The people who post about Trump tweets, Super Bowl, AAPL earnings, CPI prints? They can all trade their thesis directly from the timeline.
X is the only platform where all of these audiences coexist. Cashtags is the entry point. Builder codes is the execution rail.
Methodology before the projections:
Conversion rates 15-30% based on the 24-31% range observed across Phantom, MetaMask, Rabby.
Volume per user $210K/year, revenue per user $110/year, both pulled from existing builder code data.
Scenario 1, Crypto Twitter on a global basis.
Crypto Twitter is estimated at 5-15M users globally.
Conservative case (15% of 5M = 750K users) gives $157B/year in volume and $82M in builder revenue.
Median case (25% of 10M = 2.5M users) gives $525B/year in volume and $273M in revenue.
Optimistic case (30% of 15M = 4.5M users) gives $945B/year in volume and $491M in revenue.
Scenario 2, full X MAU base of 557M.
Because HIP-3 covers TradFi assets and HIP-4 covers predictions, the addressable audience isn't just Crypto Twitter. It's basically anyone who follows news, sports, politics, finance, or markets on X. That's most of the platform.
Conservative case (5% = 27.85M users) gives $5.85T/year in volume and $3.06B in revenue.
Median (15% = 83.55M users) gives $17.55T/year and $9.19B in revenue.
Optimistic (25% = 139.25M users) gives $29.25T/year and $15.32B in revenue.
Reality check on these numbers:
NYSE annual volume is ~$32T, Nasdaq ~$22T, Binance 2024 was ~$8T, Hyperliquid currently runs at ~$1.7T annualized.
The median Scenario 2 puts X via HL above Binance in annual volume.
The optimistic scenario approaches NYSE.
Aggressive, yes.
But the math is just conversion rates from existing integrations applied to a much larger audience that finally has a reason to trade something other than crypto.
What it means for Hyperliquid:
Top-of-funnel from the only platform where crypto, finance, politics, and sports audiences all coexist.
HIP-3 and HIP-4 unlock entire audiences that don't care about crypto but care about Tesla, Fed, NFL, elections. HYPE demand driven by additional volume through fees, priority auctions, MM activity, deployer fees.
Becomes the default execution layer for any frontend with real distribution.
What it means for X:
Real revenue stream beyond ads. Direct competitor to Robinhood, Coinbase, Kalshi, Polymarket, all simultaneously.
Trading rails for stocks, crypto, commodities, and events without building any infrastructure. Plugs into the most active onchain venue with no counterparty risk.
The wildest part: all of this is reachable just by plugging into Hyperliquid's public API. One integration.
The pieces are sitting on the table.
Cashtags shipped (covers stocks AND crypto natively). Builder codes proven ($25M+ in revenue in under a year across 3 wallets).
HIP-3 live (TradFi perps onchain, 24/7). HIP-4 coming to mainnet (prediction markets onchain).
Hyperliquid handles matching and settlement at scale. X owns the distribution.
Sources:
Token Terminal for MAU data, ASXN for builder code volumes and users, stats.hyperliquid.xyz for HL stats, Galaxy/Messari/DataReportal for Crypto Twitter audience estimates, Backlinko/Statista/eMarketer for X MAU, WFE/NYSE/Nasdaq annual reports for traditional volumes.
This is theoretical projection, not a forecast. But the underlying ratios come from real integrations that already happened. The only variable is whether X actually ships this. Everything else is just multiplication.
Just build on Hyperliquid.
SpineSwitch retweeted
Replying to @BinanceHelpDesk @cjhtech
Binance 100% charges projects to get listed
The @binance listing process is probably the most corrupt in the entire industry
Everyone knows this
The above post is trying to scare other people from coming out and telling the truth which is pathetic coming from the largest institution in crypto
The only appropriate answer is “we messed up really badly, here is exactly what went wrong, and we are now doing X and Y to fix it”
What is Binance hiding?
Why not release the details about the process in which all of those random scammy insider $20M memecoins got listed?
Time and time again Binance ignores real organic communities like the $DOG Army and elevates scams
This is wrong and the founders like @cz_binance are materially benefiting from Binance’s listing process scheme that has harmed millions of people
The $DOG Army stands by @cjhtech and will support him in any way that we can
SpineSwitch retweeted
Love seeing more people brave enough to call out the Binance mafia and say how broken the CEX system really is.
If we want crypto to grow we should be focused on getting new money in, not milking the very people who build the industry: our founders.
They’re the heart of this space, without them we’re nothing.
Binance dominance must end asap, before the damage becomes irreversible.
offer from @binance:
> 1% airdrop on day 1, alpha listing
> 3% further airdrops in 6 months
> 1% for "marketing" at Binance full discretion
> provide 100% of TVL for token pool on Pancake Swap ($1M+)
> $250k security deposit
> 3% reserved for BNB HODLer programme
> $200k worth of tokens at MFN price for Binance affiliate marketers
> $2M $BNB security deposit for spot listing
offer from @coinbase:
> build something meaningful on @base
yet people still ask me "why build on @base?"... isn't it obvious?
SpineSwitch retweeted
Users can expect a phased rollout of USDH over the coming months.
✅USDH HIP-1 and ERC-20 deployed
✅USDH / USDC spot order book on HyperCore
🏃HyperEVM integrations underway
🔜USDH as a spot quote asset
🔜Native minting on HyperCore
⏲️USDH-margined perp order books via HIP-3
SpineSwitch retweeted
Not enough eyeballs looking at $DXY and understand the relationship between King Dollar and risk markets.
Stay nimble and book gains fast imo.
Hard to be GIGAbullish with USD leading the way
SpineSwitch retweeted
- @yugalabs getting only 0.5% royalties from blur
- bayc market makers getting psyoped into centralized SQL blur points
- 6k eth daily volume
- buy/sell spread is consistently ~3%
idea:
BAYC can create a @sudoswap 'setting' to get 1% royalties (takes 10 mins)
Yuga would be earning 30 additional eth a day from royalties.
Give some $APE rewards to the LPs (could be 30 eth or more), moves the market there, LPs can do real PnL predictable analysis instead of losing money for the dream of getting SQL points
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