Time to dox myself.
I’m
@antiescal, the person behind
$CPU.
I’ve built and experimented with many projects over the years, but
$CPU is different. This is one of the projects I care about the most, and I’m going to do everything I can to make it succeed.
I’ve been around Hyperliquid since before HyperEVM was even live. Some of you may actually know one of my earlier projects:
@OilyOnHL. My roots are here, and I’ve watched this ecosystem grow from the beginning.
I won’t pretend everything has gone according to plan.
$CPU currently depends on PerpMe infrastructure, and the launchpad wars changed the environment and disrupted some of the plans I originally had for the project.
But they didn’t change the goal.
I’m still here. Still building. Still finding ways to improve
$CPU, strengthen its liquidity, reward holders and push the project forward.
I’m doxxing myself because I want the community to understand something: I’m on the same side as you.
I want
$CPU to succeed just as much as every holder does. I don’t see the community as exit liquidity or numbers on a holder count. The people who trusted
$CPU are the reason I keep pushing it forward.
Markets change. Launchpads compete. Narratives come and go.
None of that changes what I can control: showing up, building and refusing to quit.
$CPU means a lot to me.
Holders first. Community first. Job’s not finished.
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@antiesCal