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Dapital - Next-Gen Brokerage
Trade literally anything and shoot the shit about finance in the same app That's basically it. Kinda hard to believe, but Only On Dapital
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dintern
dintern@dintern12·
Real ones got Two Phones (with dapital installed on each) Like Kevin Gates
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Dapital - Next-Gen Brokerage@trydapital·
Creators should be able to monetize their audiences without extracting. Traditional finance has solved this: buyside can't dump on LPs. Sellside has insti subs/substacks. Time for crypto to solve this! Vaults are the first step, we will take it further. Only on Dapital.
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Verso@verso0x·
My honest take on each @Pumpfun BiP Hackathon winner so far (9/12 announced). Long-read 1/ @pumpcade (ceo @PopPunkOnChain) Team: Harrison Leggio fully doxxed. Ex-LimitBreak, co-founder of Gaslite and g8keep, ex-Magna (YC). Litigious though (CertiK feud Sept 2024, threatened to sue Musk), and g8keep got phished for $110K. CTO @gnarzilla and CPO @steoniy still pseudonymous. Token: $PUMPCADE, ~$30M FDV. Opinion: Raised $6M ($1M pre-seed + $5M seed from Jump and Foundation Capital) for a pre-product prediction market that will eat pump.fun's own memecoin volume. 20%+ insider wallet clusters. Strongest team in the list, token still OVERHYPED, platform not released for real trading. 2/ @zauthx402 Team: "Dylan" (no last name, no LinkedIn, "dorm-room crypto trader" story). Second dev `0raclus` is a pseudonym, commit email klausmullermaxwell@gmail.com, 560 commits across random QuantLink-tier low-caps. Hired gun. Fully anon? Token: $ZAUTH, ~$4.7M mcap. Opinion: Laggy vibecoded site, 4-star SDK, 90K user claim only sourced to sponsored PR. Narrative trade dressed as infra. OVERHYPED, dead after x402 hype. 3/ @clawpumptech Team: Best-doxxed of the 9. Tomas Oliver (@tomi204_, Argentina, full-stack dev, LinkedIn lists "ClawPumpTech, Inc." as employer, email tomi204@outlook.com). Co-founder Mauricio "Bunny" Trujillo (@ConejoCapital) is the CEO of Dora NYC, which raised $5.5M from Dragonfly and Lemniscap. Real humans with real careers. Token: $CLAW, ~$1.4M mcap. Opinion: Leaking and storing real users' data and IPs, though platform is for agentic usage. TRASH. 4/ @solscanner_app Team: Fully anon. Domain registered Feb 4, 2026 and they won April 8, so a 10-week-old project spun up specifically for the hackathon. WHOIS privacy-masked through Namecheap/Iceland. Token: $SCAN, ~$354K mcap. Opinion: Paid commodity scanner in a space where many do the same thing free and better. Parasitic naming vs Solscan.io. No team, no moat, no differentiation. TRASH. 5/ @opalbotgg Team: @qtzx06 (Joshua Lin), UCSD 2nd-year Data Science + Math-CS. Real hackathon pedigree (HackPrinceton 4x, Cal Hacks, Cornell BigRed, NVIDIA agent hack). Solo operator, no co-founder. Token: $OPAL, ~$660K mcap. Opinion: Real indie builder but solo undergrad with zero infra shipping experience for a B2B data-licensing thesis. No privacy policy, GDPR and Riot ToS landmines on voice capture. SPECULATIVE. 6/ @BloxApi Team: DaveY (@the_davey), Roblox community guy with 100k+ FB group members. Token: $BLOXX, ~$708K mcap. Opinion: Roblox ToS bans crypto monetization, so fatal platform risk from day one. Sub-$1M Roblox-gimmick wrapper over Helius webhooks. SKIP. 7/ @codecopenflow Team: Khalil Meftah (Paris, @_lilkm_). Real LeRobot contributor with 30 merged PRs on huggingface/lerobot. His day job is ShareID though, not Hugging Face, so the "built LeRobot at HF Robotics" framing is inflated. Co-founder @unmoyai's "15 years experience, AI lead at Elixir Games" has zero corroboration anywhere (X account from March 2024, no LinkedIn, no mention in Elixir Games leadership). Token: $CODEC, ~$2M mcap. Opinion: Real robotics chops but GitHub has 8-12 stars per repo and tokenomics page still says "Coming Soon" months after launch. Lottery ticket on the robotics meta. SPECULATIVE. 8/ @dexteraisol Team: @BranchM / BranchManager69 . Handle-level doxx, no real name. Prior project was degenduel.me, a Solana trading-contest site (583 commits). Consumer dApp background, not security or infra. The "Dexter Intelligence DAO LLC" entity couldn't be verified at Wyoming SOS. Token: $DEXTER, ~$1.2M FDV. Opinion: One anon operator holds signing keys for ~50% of x402 facilitator flow, no public audits. "Overtook Coinbase" headline is mostly wash trades ($28K/day protocol-wide, ~50% self-dealing per Coindesk and Bitget). Ships fast. GOOD. 9/ @Cludebot (builder @sebbsssss) Team: Sebastien Sim (Singapore, solo operator). The "pioneer member of ByteDance AI team" line is false. LinkedIn shows he was a PM on ByteDance SealSuite, which is enterprise IT/Zero-Trust security SaaS. B2B security, not AI research. He currently works full-time at StarHub (Singapore telco) and Clude is a side project. Token: $CLUDE, ~$1M mcap. Opinion: ~$0.6 all-time revenue, 0-star GitHub main repo with 4 commits, inflated resume, up against funded Mem0/Letta/Zep with a weaker moat, not even 1 real user. TRASH. Zooming out: 7 of 9 teams are partially or fully anonymous. 0 of 9 have published a third-party audit, even the ones holding custodial keys or user data. Most are indie hackers who went hot on pumpfun, not battle-tested founders. Pumpfun's BiP picks for public momentum and token traction, not pedigree. That's intentional. Not financial advice. DYOR, size tiny, demand audits.
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nairolf
nairolf@0xNairolf·
imagine this: social layer on top of tokenized stocks search a stock see top theses instantly buy in one click people are ranked, you can copytrade the best this would be a banger
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玉木雄一郎(国民民主党)
日本ではまだあまり知られていませんが、Hyperliquidという会社があります。 創業3年、従業員たった11人で年間利益9億ドル(約1,400億円) の企業。すごい! Hyperliquidを通じて、石油、銀、S&P 500などが24時間取引されており、取引高は約4兆ドル(約640兆円)で、あのRobinhoodも上回ったと言われています。 いわゆるDeFi(分散型・オンチェーン)サービスで、あらゆる金融取引がHyperliquidで完結するようになり、証券会社だけでなく既存の取引市場そのものが不要になるかもしれないインパクト。 インターネットの登場でオフラインの取引がオンラインに置き換わったように、ブロックチェーンとスマートコントラクトの登場で、今後、あらゆる金融取引がオフチェーンからオンチェーンに置き換わっていくと思われます。 私たちは今、歴史的な大変化を目の当たりにしています。 創業者のYan氏は若い頃から数学・物理の才能を示し、米国の数学オリンピック選抜チームに選出されたり、物理オリンピックで金メダルを取ったとも報じられています。 まさに天才。
Colossus@colossusmag

This is the story of Hyperliquid, the most profitable startup per employee on earth, told from a guarded office in Singapore. Last year, its team of 11 generated $900 million in profit. It's 3 years old, has never taken a dollar of venture capital, and is beginning to change how century-old markets work. Its founder, Jeffrey Yan (@chameleon_jeff), had never taken a physics class when he picked up a textbook at 16. Two years later, he won gold at the International Physics Olympiad. In 2019, he started trading with $10,000 from a living room in Puerto Rico—working off a television because he didn't own a monitor. Within 3 years, he was running one of the largest anonymous crypto trading firms. Then he shut it down. Yan was rich and free, but he had spent years inside crypto, watching it betray itself. Bitcoin's central premise was decentralization. Yet the biggest exchanges were centralized. Crypto kept reintroducing the dependence on trust it was built to eliminate. He set out to create what should have existed. Hyperliquid is a blockchain with a trading exchange on top, and anyone can build on it. Yan's vision is to house all of finance. In 3 years, it has done over $4 trillion in volume. And in the past few months, it has begun to outgrow crypto. Markets for oil, silver, and the S&P 500 now trade on Hyperliquid around the clock, weekends included, and are growing roughly 40% week on week. When the US and Israel bombed Iran on a Saturday in February, Hyperliquid was the venue traders turned to. Hyperliquid's success has cost Yan his freedom. He works out of a secret office in Singapore and cannot travel without two bodyguards. Even the team's housekeeper doesn't know what they do. In January, @domcooke spent a week at their office. Read his profile on Yan and @HyperliquidX below.

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jords
jords@jords·
what's the best security practice(s) for curtailing wrench attacks outside of just not doxxing? i know some exchange's support whitelisted or delayed withdrawals. it's not as big of a worry for me these days as a lower % of my nw is in crypto (and not doxxed) but am curious
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I keep wondering if this dude will actually retire a hero or just roundtrip most of it, because when it comes to trading, there are very few people who can do what he just did, VERY impressive, but almost nobody escapes the ego trap that comes after. The only escape is to retire from the exact sector where you won the most, and that is a brutal ask when you are young and you just won your first Super Bowl. Why would you leave the field right when the world is confirming you were right? As always the hardest trade is exiting the identity. Also, I see very few people talk about the non zero chance that this whole AI boom just ends up not being a good financial model, and then things crash. We have seen this before across history, where the world gets excited about some new infrastructure like railways, the electric grid, or highways, builds into it very aggressively, and then the economics end up breaking. I think there is a non zero chance data centers are the next version of that, the next global excitement where everyone rushes in, too much gets built, and that ends up bankrupting the economy. And if that is the case, then Leopold probably only has 3 paths. He either does a complete 180 on his take to keep winning, retires, or doubles down and roundtrips all of it.
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로버트 창 🧪
로버트 창 🧪@chang_defi·
Conquering the normie friendly mobile perp market is all that matters
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marginofdanger@marginofdanger·
The irony of paid substacks: 1. If someone is really good, they probably don't have a substack. 2. If someone is really good and happens to have a paid substack, the more popular it becomes, the less valuable it really is. 3. If someone wants to grow their substack, they need to write on a lot of ideas. But, as the number of ideas on a paid substack goes up, the quality of the average idea goes down. I am not against paid substacks, but I do not subscribe to them, and have no plans to ever create one. I’m sure this post won’t make me any friends but I felt obligated to share in light of the proliferation of these.
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Dapital - Next-Gen Brokerage@trydapital·
Dapital is Global. Does that make our job much harder? Yes, of course. But a global financial town hall is the ideal that we're shooting for. We deserve nothing less.
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