

zenzoo
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Extremely high detail views of the X class solar flare that just erupted. Still waiting for updated coronagraph images...




The insider who opened trades 30 mins before Trumps tarrif announcement closed the trades for $104m+$88m=$192m profits. The @HyperliquidX accounts were opened today.


this is literally like beta-test before the platform fully launches and Dev works with feedback etc. How Time-Weighted Rewards Work When Buying More Tokens Based on the code implementation, here's how the system handles buying more tokens: The Counter Does NOT Reset When Buying More Looking at the updateHolderData and batchUpdateHolders functions in holders.ts, the system specifically preserves the original firstSeen timestamp when a holder buys more tokens: // In updateHolderData function: if (existingHolder) { // Update existing holder await dynamoDb.send(new UpdateItemCommand({ // ... other code ... UpdateExpression: "SET #amount = :amount, #lastUpdated = :lastUpdated, #owner = :owner", // Notice firstSeen is NOT updated })); } // In batchUpdateHolders function: if (existingHolder) { // Only update firstSeen if it exists (keep the original firstSeen) await dynamoDb.send(new UpdateItemCommand({ // ... other code ... UpdateExpression: "SET firstSeen = :firstSeen", ExpressionAttributeValues: { ":firstSeen": { N: existingHolder.firstSeen.toString() } }, ConditionExpression: "attribute_exists(firstSeen)" })); } How It Works in Practice When you first buy tokens, your firstSeen timestamp is recorded When you buy more tokens later: Your token amount is updated Your lastUpdated timestamp is updated Your firstSeen timestamp remains unchanged When calculating your time-weighted score: const holdingDurationMs = Math.max(currentTime - holder.firstSeen, 0); The system uses your original firstSeen timestamp to calculate how long you've been holding What This Means for You Your entire balance benefits from your original holding period If you've been holding for a year and buy more tokens, your entire balance (old + new tokens) gets the full time-weighted bonus This creates a strong incentive for early holders to continue adding to their position over time New buyers don't get the same advantage as early holders, even if they buy the same amount This approach heavily rewards early adopters who continue to increase their position, as the time-weighted multiplier applies to their entire balance, not just the tokens they've held the longest.




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