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you're better off thinking for yourself, and be wrong, than not thinking at all
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L1, exchange, liquidity, product, UI
Push the frontier on all 5, and magic happens
@HyperliquidX
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No investors
No paid market makers
No fees to the dev team
No insiders @HyperliquidX
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There is not a single private investor.
Reminder: the Hyperliquid dev team does not profit from increased activity as it does not collect trading fees. On the contrary, it is entirely self-funded with exponentially increasing burn. There is not a single private investor.
>$25M of revenue has gone back to the community through HLP. Another project could have easily pocketed some or all of these profits.
What’s the point of all this? To build something that really matters. When finance moves onchain, it will bring trillions of dollars of value to billions of users. It won’t move for a half-baked system, but the Hyperliquid L1 has a shot.
Some users think that Hyperliquid is already a complete platform. This is flattering, and the Hyperliquid community is indeed one-of-a-kind!
But as someone spending most waking moments pushing Hyperliquid to its full potential, I’m confident that there is a long way to go. In particular, the following are all complex, multi-phase undertakings:
1) deploying the native EVM
2) seamlessly integrating the EVM with existing native components (e.g., order books)
3) fully decentralizing the network
On top of that, the following are continuously being improved:
1) high TPS and low latency L1 with HyperBFT consensus
2) performant financial primitives including fully onchain spot and perp order books, vaults, oracles, automated liquidity and account abstractions
3) state-of-the-art and community-owned order book liquidity via HLP
When you see a 100x, you drop everything to make that a reality. Factors of <2 are insignificant. Big things take time to build, but nothing else is worth building.
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AWS : Cloud infrastructure :: Hyperliquid : Liquidity infrastructure
Today, liquidity on Hyperliquid rivals even tier 1 CEXs. With builder codes, this deep liquidity is now permissionlessly accessible for anyone to monetize.
AWS transformed the cloud, abstracting away the messy details of hardware to let builders focus on software and business logic.
Hyperliquid is transforming liquidity, abstracting away the messy details of the exchange platform to let builders focus on product and user acquisition.
AWS does two simple things well:
1) Performance: Scalable and reliable for startups to grow without limits.
2) Builder-first: Builders own the business and capture the upside. AWS is just a neutral foundation.
Hyperliquid applies the same principles to liquidity:
1) Performance: CEXs execute on this, but general purpose chains do not. No other chain or defi application offers the asset selection and depth of liquidity that serious applications need.
2) Builder-first: General purpose chains support this, but CEXs do not. Meaningful applications cannot be built when CEX broker programs change on a whim. Serious builders shouldn’t have to trust a rent-seeking middleman.
With the launch of builder codes, Hyperliquid supports a new wave of builders who are excited about lasting proportional upside. Like AWS, the Hyperliquid L1 is a solid foundation that stays out of your way.
Tap into world-class onchain liquidity. There are many exchange-sized empires to build.
Hyperliquid now supports builder codes, which let anyone permissionlessly monetize applications on the L1.
Regional frontends, fiat onramps, mobile wallets, social trading -- all are one line of code away from earning upside proportional to their volume. This upside can be multiples of what the L1 itself charges.
Builder codes are trustless and entirely onchain. They bring together the best of both worlds from CEX broker programs and permissionless, self-custodial defi.
See API announcements on Discord for more details.
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I've been tweeting more about @HyperliquidX than crypto HFT these days because that's where I spend most my time.
Haven't forgotten about my HFT followers though.
Shoot me your questions below in the comments and I'll answer the ones I can
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hi @ilblackdragon i think it's time to add pearl-2:native to Near swaps
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some short-mid term catalysts for pearl-2:native
1. rising hash rates
2. more cex/dex listings
3. businesses announcing they run Pearl kernals (mine PRL)
4. more broadcasted interviews/streams on Pearl/crypto x ai
5. kernal improvements by Pearl team
6. funds announcing PRL holdings and thesis
what else?
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was an ai engineer, made pretty good money.
now i just sit around all day, read papers, click buttons, wait and make way more.
absolutely unreal.
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case study 2:
Been a hell of a ride since I started accumulating ZEC around here. After this post, it dipped to low $200s. Since my time horizons on it were long and I had built up my own conviction, I was unbothered. I held & bought more.
ZEC is my second largest position behind SOL & I am still actively accumulating on dips under $800 (Picked up ~$600K more this morning).
Have not been this convicted on a coin since solana:So11111111111111111111111111111111111111112 sub $20.
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