I want HIP-5 and it must be options Hyperliquid

Most tech giants in the 2000s built their infrastructure and product as one entangled unit. Amazon had the foresight to separate out AWS as an API layer, of which Amazon retail was the first of many users. Today, AWS generates more profit than all of Amazon's other business lines combined. Hyperliquid is built with the same philosophy. Housing all of finance requires thoughtfully designed, open financial primitives. Each primitive should obey the Unix principle of "Do one thing and do it well." Talented builders then have the foundation to chain these together to create magical applications. HyperCore borrowing is an example to highlight this philosophy in action. Most other platforms implement portfolio margin by marking an account's collateral to market value with an LTV haircut, creating borrowed assets without an explicit lender. This system is simpler to implement, but misses a golden opportunity for composability. Hyperliquid instead begins with a borrow/lend protocol on HyperCore. Every borrowed asset is sourced from a supplier, so risk is isolated within the borrow/lend primitive instead of platform-wide. HyperCore's portfolio margin system is implemented as an orchestration layer that composes borrow/lend, with other primitives such as perps, spot, and outcome trading. This decomposition has several nice corollaries: 1. Today's announcement of manual borrowing is not a new feature, but simply an extension of the underlying primitive. Borrowers on day one have access to 400M and growing of supplied liquidity. 2. Portfolio margin users earn interest on their idle stablecoin collateral. This is not a new feature, but a natural byproduct of composing trading with lending. 3. System safety is easier to reason about when perp and borrow/lend margining are independent. In the same way that math theorems almost prove themselves when the right abstractions are defined, composable designs just feel right.

HIP-4 is live on @HyperliquidX. Let the @tradexyz vs @Outcomexyz battle begin.

Scammers will lose long term

Algorithm showing me people shitting on @KyleSamani and i like it. Hyperliquid community does NOT miss!

Happy fucking all time high day Hyperliquid.

Never sell your bitcoin, right?

The LST of all finance

Great read by @rediamondjr & Larry Kantor on the current state of AI, energy markets, and the global economy

Hyperliquid will dominate the global financial markets Ethereum is only infrastructure

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micron $MU is a 3 trillion company, currently trading at 1 trillion

2026 = $HYPE & $ZEC

"For much of the past decade, many of crypto’s innovative projects wore a costume: tokens that didn’t accrue value. Foundations that didn’t own anything. Builders that danced around the SEC. The Atkins-era SEC has put an end to the masquerade: Projects can now look like the decentralized business operations they actually are. Hyperliquid is the first big project that took the permission and ran with it. The product covers every asset class. The tokens capture real value. The revenue is real and the buyback is mechanical...it’s an early, credible look at what crypto becomes when it’s allowed to grow up." - @Matt_Hougan, "Hyperliquid Is What You Get When Crypto Is Allowed To Grow Up"

Today, Bloomberg reported on certain incumbent traditional exchanges raising concerns about the integrity and impact of markets for perpetual derivatives on Hyperliquid. These concerns are unfounded. Hyperliquid offers enhanced market transparency, publishing a complete onchain record of every transaction in real time, making it a uniquely hostile environment for insider trading or price manipulation. Hyperliquid’s transparency serves as a strong deterrent for misconduct and facilitates surveillance, detection, and investigation by regulators and law enforcement. Hyperliquid also offers 24/7 trading, an innovation that substantially increases market efficiency. Prices move whether traditional exchanges are open or not. Continuous trading eliminates gaps and discontinuities between legacy market hours, improving price discovery for all participants. Bloomberg correctly reports that U.S. law is not currently tailored for derivatives markets on public blockchains like Hyperliquid. We look forward to continuing our work with policymakers in Washington to bring onchain markets inside the regulatory perimeter.

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Jeff Yan on how deliberate FUD from competitors actually affects him "It can feel a bit angry. But it just drives me to get better at explaining clearly to users why Hyperliquid is built the way it is"