Investing @nolimithodl // building a pretty good hyperliquid frontend @try_supercexy

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Malaysia builders pulled up for @base Founders Co-Working Day at @activ8lab office. Recap: -Keynote from @Nibel_eth on what’s next for APAC builders -Project demos from @AquaZero0 and @StrixLab_ -Founder panel with Alvin (base DevRel Ambassador), Eason (@foresightnow), and Johannes (@treasures_io) -Fireside with Chris Ling (@nolimithodl) Which city should we do next?
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Today we hosted a Base Founders’ CoWorking Day with @Nibel_eth dialed in online for keynote and quick walk through of @base Base Batches 004 We then had some live demos by the founders and got direct feedbacks from Nick and our mentor @chrisling_dev from @nolimithodl. Quick Summary for the accelerator Trading, Payments, Agents, Financing 10 Finalists, $100k each, Ecosystem amplification, Demo Day in New York present to VCs -Pre Product, Post MVPs -Havent raised a formal seed round -Base as native network -Before 9th September 2026 Pray for another success story borne out of Malaysia! Go go go guys
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Can't believe this was just <2 years ago, $80 Billion dollars of wealth created
If you missed the Hyperliquid airdrop, the bad news is you missed the greatest wealth creation event in Crypto’s history. The good news is the second best wealth creation even will be Hyperliquid going from $8B to $88B, where $80 Billion dollars of wealth will be created. It is ten times as important to not miss this event, you can’t afford to.
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Congrats on the win! Having built Supercexy myself (and gotten it to one of the first to pass Phantom's daily volume), this is one of the few builder code frontends I genuinely admire. They own their distribution outside of CT with barely any X presence and bring real net new users to @HyperliquidX. Awesome work!
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we now have more than one gorilla video🫣 Startup Village Borneo is coming soon! co-hosted with @SolanaFndn and @socoe_s, with @chrisling_dev and @tolycrypto from @nolimithodl joining as our mentors 🔥 if you're building sth cool, we want YOU to be here🫵
This is fine. Everything is fine 🦍 Startup Village Borneo is coming. If you're building something cool, we want you here 🫡
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18 Aug 2026 Tuesday. Had a great time at Menara Affin KL as a Guest Judge for the SIDEC 𝗧𝗼𝗸𝗲𝗻-𝗫 𝟮𝟬𝟮𝟲 𝗦𝗵𝗼𝘄𝗰𝗮𝘀𝗲 𝗗𝗮𝘆. facebook.com/share/p/1DKMmr2…
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Quick story: during one of the @Hyperliquid_MY meetup, @realJoJo tried to explain concentrated liquidity AMM to the traders/builders crowd. Instead of giving a boring textbook explanation, he pulled up tradingview and started drawing fibonacci on the chart and taught everyone how to manage impermanent loss and profitability. The man knows his shit and is one of the most sincere and talented builders I know. Definitely reach out if you’re hiring!
To everyone hiring in remote growth / marketing / product / ops: I’m looking for my next role 👋 7+ years in Web3 moving across growth, marketing, community, product and on-chain ops. I ship fast and work across functions. TL;DR: If you need an operator/muscle who handles crises, builds systems, actually knows a lot of crypto & DeFi and has deep real personal agency — I’m that guy. Happy to offer $500 referral tips for successful closed matches 🫶 Things that I've done: • Hosted @Hyperliquid_MY events with 1,000+ IRL attendees • Built Rysk Portfolio that served ~200 users on @ryskfinance (Capable of building and deploying stable softwares with AI) • Ranked top on Google for hard keywords, also ranked on LLM searches (When someones ask for suggestion from AI, I help get your brand mentioned!) • Drove 24% conversion on SpaceX pre-IPO sales at Tessera and cut ad spend 95% while keeping volume • Designed the ALEX Surge leaderboard post-hack — restored TVL to ATH and rebuilt community trust • Led on-chain forensic investigations after platform exploits, helping freeze $10M and recover $2M • Served as frontline crisis manager during multiple hacks and exit scams • Built anti-fraud systems, agentic support infrastructure and KOL dashboard • Grew Creditcoin communities +14K TG, +9K Discord, +30K X (53K+ new followers overall) • Authored full ecosystem GitBooks and produced 30+ product education videos that cut support volume My DMs are open. RTs are super welcome 🫡
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Malaysia’s startup ecosystem is growing fast but founders still need the right capital, network, and market understanding to scale properly. At the DFNS Institutional Stage, Jacob Ko (@jacobkxyz) from Superscrypt (@Superscrypt), Taraec Hussein from Jelawang Capital (@jelawangcapital), and Emerson (@OpenZenjin) from LongHash Ventures (@LongHashVC) joined moderator Chris Ling (@chrisling_dev) from No Limit Holdings (@nolimithodl) for the panel: “Navigating Malaysia’s Startup Ecosystem: What Investors and Founders Need to Know” A focused discussion on fundraising, founder readiness, investor expectations, and what it takes to build stronger startups from Malaysia into the wider regional market.
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You already use Malaysian products every day You just don't know they're ours Check a coin's price? That's @coingecko, the world's largest independent crypto data site Confirm an @ethereum transaction? That's @etherscan. Both built by Malaysians. Both still run out of KL. Not SF. Not Singapore And the list is longer than you think: → @tn_pendle started @pendle_fi, one of the biggest protocols in DeFi → @sssionggg co-founded @JupiterExchange, the largest dex on @solana → @virtuals_io, a breakout AI-agent project this cycle, Malaysian too → @CarsomeMy, Malaysia's first tech unicorn, out of KL → @piktochart, millions of users worldwide, out of Penang Most of the world has no idea So why do we stay underrated? Because we don't talk about it. We build the thing, then go quiet and start the next one. No launch thread, no victory lap, no "humbled and grateful to announce." Great instinct for building. Terrible one for getting noticed And the one everyone knows? @InsideGrab started in KL too, then moved to Singapore to scale That's the pattern that should bother us. We keep producing world-class founders and keep exporting the scale But crypto changed the math Your market is global from day one now, not capped at 33 million. CoinGecko and Etherscan proved you can build a category from KL and never leave So consider this me being loud about it, for once Make Malaysia great 🇲🇾 Who's a Malaysian founder the world should know? Tag them 👇
🇲🇾 I'm Malaysian, so watching @balajis's Network School (@ns) get its license pulled in Johor isn't abstract for me The concept was good. It brought real energy into a near-empty city. It still got shut down. If you're a Western founder looking at Asia, don't read the headline. Read why: 1. You're a guest here. Not a disruptor The whole network-state pitch runs on "permissionless," but Asia runs on permission, and permission is earned. Local law and sovereignty aren't friction to engineer around. The moment your project looks like it thinks it sits above them, it's already over. You just find out later 2. Trust comes first, not after you scale The Western instinct is raise, grow fast, apologize later. It doesn't translate here. You build the relationship, you earn face, you move quietly, and then you're allowed to grow. Walking in pitching fast-track visas and an RM500m expansion before anyone trusts you is the whole thing backwards 3. How you handle friction matters more than being right Going public, openly asking the PM for a "deal," hinting you'll take your community elsewhere if you're not wanted, that's all perhaps normal in western culture. Here it's the move that ends you. Threatening to leave isn't leverage. It's an insult. Things get sorted quietly, over relationships, not on your timeline 4. And respect the local lines. All of them Every country has things that aren't up for a founder's debate. You don't have to agree. You do have to remember you're in someone else's house, on their soil, under their rules Here's the part that stings You can vibe-code a product, arbitrage cheap tokens, and move a whole community overnight. You cannot arbitrage trust. It's slow, it's earned in person, and it's the one thing the move-fast playbook has no shortcut for The West optimizes for permissionless We run on permission Learn that before you land Not after they shut you down
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🇲🇾 I'm Malaysian, so watching @balajis's Network School (@ns) get its license pulled in Johor isn't abstract for me The concept was good. It brought real energy into a near-empty city. It still got shut down. If you're a Western founder looking at Asia, don't read the headline. Read why: 1. You're a guest here. Not a disruptor The whole network-state pitch runs on "permissionless," but Asia runs on permission, and permission is earned. Local law and sovereignty aren't friction to engineer around. The moment your project looks like it thinks it sits above them, it's already over. You just find out later 2. Trust comes first, not after you scale The Western instinct is raise, grow fast, apologize later. It doesn't translate here. You build the relationship, you earn face, you move quietly, and then you're allowed to grow. Walking in pitching fast-track visas and an RM500m expansion before anyone trusts you is the whole thing backwards 3. How you handle friction matters more than being right Going public, openly asking the PM for a "deal," hinting you'll take your community elsewhere if you're not wanted, that's all perhaps normal in western culture. Here it's the move that ends you. Threatening to leave isn't leverage. It's an insult. Things get sorted quietly, over relationships, not on your timeline 4. And respect the local lines. All of them Every country has things that aren't up for a founder's debate. You don't have to agree. You do have to remember you're in someone else's house, on their soil, under their rules Here's the part that stings You can vibe-code a product, arbitrage cheap tokens, and move a whole community overnight. You cannot arbitrage trust. It's slow, it's earned in person, and it's the one thing the move-fast playbook has no shortcut for The West optimizes for permissionless We run on permission Learn that before you land Not after they shut you down
KENYATAAN MEDIA PEMBATALAN LESEN PERNIAGAAN DAN ARAHAN PENGHENTIAN OPERASI NS0 MALAYSIA SDN. BHD. (NETWORK SCHOOL) DI FOREST CITY 1. Kerajaan Negeri Johor mengambil maklum dan menyokong sepenuhnya keputusan Mesyuarat Penuh Khas Majlis Bandaraya Iskandar Puteri (MBIP) untuk membatalkan lesen perniagaan serta mengarahkan semua aktiviti NS0 Malaysia Sdn. Bhd. (Network School) di Forest City dihentikan, berkuat kuasa pada 22 Julai 2026. 2. Keputusan tersebut dibuat berdasarkan proses dan peruntukan undang-undang yang berkuat kuasa, selepas penelitian terhadap laporan pemeriksaan, dapatan penguatkuasaan serta representasi yang dikemukakan oleh pihak syarikat. 3. Untuk makluman, tindakan penguatkuasaan hanya boleh diambil selepas aduan serta maklumat disahkan, pemeriksaan dijalankan, ketidakpatuhan dikenal pasti dan proses undang-undang disempurnakan. Tempoh sesuatu premis beroperasi tidak bermakna semua aktivitinya sentiasa mematuhi syarat lesen. Apabila ketidakpatuhan dikenal pasti, tindakan mesti diambil tanpa kompromi. Kerajaan Negeri akan terus memperketat penyelarasan antara agensi agar sebarang ketidakpatuhan dapat dikesan dan ditangani segera. 4. Kerajaan Negeri ingin menegaskan bahawa Johor sentiasa mengalu-alukan pelaburan berkualiti tinggi yang memberi manfaat kepada ekonomi, mewujudkan peluang pekerjaan dan memacu pembangunan negeri. Namun begitu, tiada mana-mana pelabur, syarikat atau organisasi boleh diletakkan mengatasi kedaulatan undang-undang negara. 5. Dalam ruang lingkup bidang kuasa yang diperuntukkan, Kerajaan Negeri dan Pihak Berkuasa Tempatan tidak akan berkompromi terhadap sebarang pelanggaran undang-undang atau perkara yang boleh menjejaskan keselamatan, kedaulatan dan kepentingan negara. 6. Sehubungan itu, Kerajaan Negeri menggesa Kementerian Dalam Negeri (KDN), Jabatan Imigresen Malaysia (JIM), Polis Diraja Malaysia (PDRM) serta agensi keselamatan berkaitan meneruskan siasatan dan mengambil tindakan tegas sekiranya terdapat penyalahgunaan pasport kedua, salah nyata identiti, pelanggaran syarat kemasukan atau apa-apa kesalahan di bawah undang-undang Malaysia. 7. Perkara ini tidak boleh dipandang ringan, lebih-lebih lagi apabila Johor merupakan pintu masuk strategik negara yang bersempadan dengan Singapura. Sebarang kelemahan atau penyalahgunaan sistem imigresen mesti ditangani segera, tegas dan tanpa kompromi. 8. Pada masa yang sama, Kerajaan Negeri menggesa Kementerian Digital dan Malaysia Digital Economy Corporation (MDEC) mengambil tindakan sewajarnya terhadap status Malaysia Digital atau sebarang pengiktirafan yang telah diberikan kepada organisasi berkenaan sekiranya terdapat ketidakpatuhan terhadap syarat atau prinsip yang ditetapkan. 9. Kerajaan Negeri turut menggesa semua agensi berkaitan memperketat proses “due diligence”, termasuk semakan latar belakang, pemilikan, sumber pembiayaan, bentuk operasi serta naratif yang dibawa oleh mana-mana syarikat atau organisasi. 10. Penyelarasan antara agensi juga perlu diperkukuh agar setiap pelaburan atau inisiatif antarabangsa diteliti secara menyeluruh dari aspek pelesenan, imigresen, keselamatan, penggunaan premis dan pematuhan undang-undang. Kerajaan Negeri akan terus bekerjasama dengan semua pihak bagi memastikan Johor kekal sebagai destinasi pelaburan yang diyakini, tanpa berkompromi terhadap keselamatan, kedaulatan dan undang-undang negara. 11. Semua perkara diatas telah disembah maklum serta perkenan kepada Kebawah Duli Yang Maha Mulia Seri Paduka Baginda Yang di-Pertuan Agong serta Duli Yang Amat Mulia Tunku Mahkota Ismail, Pemangku Sultan Johor. Sekian. ONN HAFIZ GHAZI Menteri Besar Johor 21 Julai 2026
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Now that Kimi subscription is (temporarily) a scarce asset class on its own, can we talk about tokenizing existing subscriptions with NFTs and have them trade in open market? Will be pretty good use of NFTs and crypto x ai and proxy to supply/demand/price discovery for Kimi plans 👉👈
Kimi K3 has received far more love than we expected, and our GPUs are feeling it. Over the past 48 hours, demand has pushed close to the limits of our current capacity. To protect the experience of existing subscribers, we're temporarily pausing new subscriptions and prioritizing compute for current members. Existing subscribed users are not affected. We're adding capacity as fast as we can and will reopen new subscription spots in batches. Going forward, we'll also split membership into two more focused plans: Kimi Membership for Kimi Web, App, and Work; and Kimi Code Membership for coding workflows. This will help us match compute more precisely and keep the experience stable. Thank you for your patience and understanding!
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The Network School (@ns) drama is all over the Internet What's really happening? I'm Malaysian & Irish ~ born and raised in London. Recently moved back to 🇲🇾 for good. My plan? To help build Malaysia's AI Builders Hub (@KrackedDevs) ~ upskilling our people, pulling Malaysian builders together, and pushing for Malaysian-made tech products. Turning Malaysians from consumers into producers. Here's a thread - a simple breakdown of the NS Drama, from my humble perspective 👇
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Competitive markets leave no room for a sub-par product. We knew from day one we couldn't win by taking shortcuts or moving at everyone else's speed. So we built Hypernova end to end, kept the feedback loop tight and shipped relentlessly. Still in closed alpha. More coming.
The Hypernova Terminal. Built in-house, end to end. → Advanced TradingView charting. → Pro order types including Scale and TWAP. → Full desktop and mobile terminal. → Trade crypto, equities, commodities and FX. 100% uptime in closed alpha. Shipping weekly.
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Malaysia is the magnet for US hyperscalers, ~$23B from North American players in 10 months of 2024 alone. Mode than next four ASEAN countries’ DC investment combined. Thailand is becoming the China play, ByteDance alone is deploying ~$4B there. Singapore barely hosts anymore. Too land and power capped, choosing to invest in other countries. Perhaps SG will host GW DCs one day w nuclear and liquid cooling. Img: Deutsche Bank
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Open source must win
it’s so funny that “evil oppressive china” is just releasing open source frontier models while the “land of the free” is single-handedly dictating one by one exactly who gets to use our frontier models
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As part of our pursuit of continually refining and upgrading protocol security measures HyperLend is today introducing our newly created Veto Council. The Veto Council is a protective board made up of close partners, investors and key Hyperliquid community members. The Council functions as a backstop, with the ability to cancel queued protocol multisig transactions if any of the Core Team became compromised. We continue to strive to exceed industry security standards. gLend.
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