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I strongly believe there is a meaningful pool of latent demand for the $HYPE token that remains sidelined for now, but will gradually come off the sidelines over the course of the year: - New $HYPE buyers waiting for entries who may not have liked the original thesis, but are now sold on HIP-3 - TradFi shops who are paying close attention to Hyperliquid, but are still slow to discover the token - “Sophisticated Retail” investors who focus mainly on stocks but are on fintwit and reddit and read Citrini. - Liquid / venture funds who have bags but have yet to size *convincingly* and adopt a multi-year view - Ppl who have yet to realize that Hyperliquid will also be one of the largest prediction markets - Hyperliquid Strategies These forces should be driving a sustainable bid throughout the year while the short term traders do their thing. The reason some of you may think this is overowned is cause CT is very loud about it. CT is like a few hundred thousand real people. There’s a whole world outside of CT and crypto liquid funds and this is probably the only new token that will appeal to them. Also no one I’ve spoken to outside of crypto thinks this should be valued with a median S&P multiple given the potential growth profile lmao. Hilarious that we are midcurving the one killer onchain business the industry has managed to put out.


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