Hyperliquid just smashed its previous all time high in 24H revenue generating $7.36M. There is no bigger growth story in the industry right now. Hyperliquid

DPRK are an evil stain on the world and I hope every one of them rots in the bottom pits of hell.

Time for us to tap the upper over extension from the 1D mean bands. $BTC

Happy new Bitcoin ATH for those who celebrate

We have maybe 2-7 years before literally millions of superhuman geniuses who's speed of thought is 50x faster than a traditional human operating 24/7 enter the workforce. People continue to remain complacent on AI developments and underestimate exponential curves. This is called an economic explosion.

Galaxy Digital just deposited $100M into Hyperliquid of which $50M has been transferred to the Hyperliquid spot DEX sitting alongside $20.1M in $HYPE.

I wonder what happens to Hyperliquid when we get a date for HIP-3 deployment and a $300M TWAP from the DAT Treasury.

The European Union has been an absolute disaster for Europe.

Unsure of what timeline this begins to turn around but believe Celestia is now entering a huge accumulation market phase. Mammoth mainnet w/ partnerships will begin to bootstrap the demand side of the data availability business model and the largest investors being bought mitigating future supply side plus proposed changes to inflation schedule for protocol security. When charts look like this for stellar teams and a real product you want to begin paying attention. I believe the R here is incredibly attractive long-term. $TIA

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