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@72Breezy brazil is like this too.

An Asian man, fed up with being called racial slurs in the Middle East, punched and challenged anyone who insulted him as he walked by.

The last time HYPE was $50: - BTC was $125K - ETH was $4600 - SOL was $235 - HIP-3 didn’t exist - HIP-4 didn’t exist - PURR wasn’t bidding HYPE - HYPE ETFs didn’t exist - Circle wasn’t giving HL 90% of their USDC yield - People assumed team unlocks was 10M HYPE tokens monthly

NEW: hyperliquid:native IS UP OVER 90% THIS YEAR - OUTPERFORMING bitcoin:native, ethereum:native, solana:So11111111111111111111111111111111111111112, binancecoin:native, AND $COIN (@coinbase), WHICH ARE ALL DOWN DOUBLE DIGITS YTD

@androolloyd @HypurrFi Sad to hear this but understanding. You did everyone well always. Though it sucks about points given my heavy participation in hypurrfi, points are not promises. Best of luck in the future.

Dear @HypurrFi Community. HypurrFi is winding down and transitioning its Prime and Yield markets to Euler. Euler is a world class team and has an amazing vision for what programmable credit markets can enable, we saw this early on, and the value it will create for Hyperliquid. We are excited they will carry the torch we lit. The Hyperliquid opportunity is greater than ever, Euler understands this deeply and is working alongside Clearstar to ensure that opportunities for credit extend far beyond what is available on the chain today. I'm sure you have a lot of questions, but first things first, the protocols remain solvent and healthy, there are no issues, we're not going away overnight and that this isn't a change in belief or conviction on Hyperliquid, it's just a change in direction for us. What does this mean for you right now? The HypurrFi UI will remain online for users to withdraw. Legacy and Pooled Market's will be settled and shut down on June 30th, you are encouraged to unwind and migrate promptly. The Pooled Market has been adjusted to prevent more debt from being issued, HYPE/USDC/USDT0 remain available for supply to give borrowers time to repay, the remaining markets have been frozen for new borrow and lend. USDXL rates will be set to 30% to incentivize repayment long before market closure, the time to repay is now, if you need usdxl to repay, you can mint from the USDXL page with USDT0 while markets are operational. HypurrFi Support will remain available until May 28th, after which Discord will be closed. A migration tool has been added to the UI, check the relevant dashboards to help guide your migration positions to an appropriate Euler market. Hyperliquid support will be added to the Euler UI over the coming days. Hyperscan.com will continue to be available, we are working with Enigma to keep it running and expand its capabilities as a testnet explorer The HypurrFi Card and HypurrFi Points have been discontinued If you're a pooled or legacy market lender or borrower, the time to repay and close out your positions is here. I want to extend my gratitude to the entire Hyperliquid community for the love you have shown all of us at HypurrFi over the last year, many of us will be around in some capacity so if you see any of us on your travels, be sure to say hello. If you are looking for talented, crypto native, and kind people to join your ranks, I know that they will contribute meaningfully and with their full heart, so please reach out. Catch you in the order books. Hyperliquid

Hi guys, I know things have been a bit quiet here for some time, but I want to let you know that development has not stopped for a single day. The OmniAvatar loop is active and fully operational. The next step is to fill it with games, content, players, and partners. During this time, I have been focused on AI-powered development, and I have successfully built an autonomous studio for creating trend-driven Roblox games, where OmniAvatar content will be integrated. At this stage, I have been working behind the scenes, concentrating all of my attention on the product and the games. In the near future, I will step into the spotlight and start creating content around what I have already built and accomplished. My current focus is on developing several game projects that will serve as the foundation of the Omni ecosystem.

@ultrayieldapp @hyperbeat Why don’t you tell our users you tried to hand over the vault to HyperBeat due to “Operational costs” After we audited it, there was a 13 000 HYPE hole And you didn’t tell us? Either you lied, or demonstrated grave incompetence. “Institutional” larpers Hyperliquid

@Henrik_on_HL Yeah. Lost a bigger than I'd like to admit portion. Would've been wiser to buy spot with portfolio margin to maximize gains. Painful lessons

There are many people who sold their $HYPE to cover perp losses, only to end up losing everything. Believe me, I’ve seen enough wallets go down that path. Portfolio Margin is powerful, but if you use it to 20x long every hot coin, the market will eventually wipe you out. Don’t overexpose yourself chasing quick gains! This game is a marathon, not a sprint. Missing some upside is always better than risking 100% of your portfolio.

@MBxxvv @demi_hl Down bad

Hyperliquid NFTs ⭐️

I JUST MADE MY FIRST PREDICTION ON @HyperliquidX

🚨 BREAKING: cPanel and WHM, the control panels behind an estimated 70+ million websites, have a critical security flaw that lets anyone become root admin without a password. CVE-2026-41940 affects every supported version. It’s already being exploited in the wild. watchTowr Labs published the full attack today, after the hosting company KnownHost confirmed the bug was already being used to break into a significant chunk of the internet. If you've never heard of cPanel: it's the dashboard that hosting providers and millions of website owners use to manage their servers, domains, email accounts, databases, and SSL certificates. WHM is the admin version that controls the entire server. If someone gets root access to WHM, they get the keys to the kingdom and to every apartment inside it. How the attack works, in plain English: 🔴 Step 1: The attacker sends a deliberately wrong login. cPanel still creates a temporary "you tried to log in" record on disk and gives the attacker a cookie tied to it. 🔴 Step 2: The attacker tweaks the cookie to disable cPanel's password encryption. Normally cPanel encrypts the password field on disk. With one small change to the cookie, cPanel just stores it as plain text instead. 🔴 Step 3: The attacker sends a fake login attempt where the password field secretly contains hidden line breaks. cPanel does not strip these line breaks out, so they get written straight to the session file. Each line break creates a brand new fake record. The attacker uses this to inject lines that say "this user is root" and "this user already authenticated successfully." 🔴 Step 4: The attacker visits one more random page on the site to nudge cPanel into re-reading the file. cPanel then promotes the injected fake lines into its main session memory. 🔴 Step 5: On the next request, cPanel sees a flag that says "this user already passed the password check." cPanel trusts that flag, skips checking the actual password, and lets the attacker in as root. From start to finish, the attack takes a handful of HTTP requests. If you run cPanel or WHM, the patched versions are: 🔴 cPanel/WHM 110.0.x → 11.110.0.97 🔴 cPanel/WHM 118.0.x → 11.118.0.63 🔴 cPanel/WHM 126.0.x → 11.126.0.54 🔴 cPanel/WHM 132.0.x → 11.132.0.29 🔴 cPanel/WHM 134.0.x → 11.134.0.20 🔴 cPanel/WHM 136.0.x → 11.136.0.5 If your version is older than these, assume someone has already broken in and act accordingly. Patch right now, then rotate every password and key the server touched: root passwords, API tokens, SSL private keys, SSH keys, mail passwords, and database passwords.

April ends as the most-hacked month in crypto history, by number of incidents.

@Sychype The your size is not size feeling

If all 2000 of us that are still here buy 1K worth of hype rn to liquidate Loracle, we will fail and it will do nothing for the $HYPE PA

Harden your shit. Might be too late already tbh. Like all the eco rugs over the years, "trustlessness" has started to mean more like it sounds to outsiders than what it actually means.

@WhiteWhaleLabs gmx flywheel is so aggressive that you can never actually extract your gains so I left it and 4 years later I'm still trying to pull all my rewards out

If we are truly evaluating coins/tokens based on the questions I raised in my original post, here are a list of my favorites. Naturally, this list is no where near conclusive. Do not be offended if I left off your favorite coin. 1. bitcoin:native . The original vision was for payments. As has happened countless times throughout human history the market saw a better use case in a finite store of value product. More gold can be mined. More oil can be found. More fiat dollars printed. But BTC will always be BTC. 2. hyperliquid:native - for me this qualifies. It does have broader utility (staking to reduce fees on trading, with tiers to appease even the smallest of traders). True, its only utility for Hyperliquid traders but combined with the structural design of massive buybacks it pushes it up a category for me. I do NOT count the "utility" of paying gas fees on HyperEVM as this is a case where $50 in tokens is a lifetime of gas for most people. I also do not count the other uses of the token as utility as those use cases are not scaleable to a broader audience. But real life discounts for traders plus an aggressive buyback mechanism = category bump for me. 3. $AERO - this is a strong ownership of flow type token. A caveat: you need to lock, vote, actively participate to extract the maximum potential from owning this coin. Bigger caveat: do the math. Is expected ROI from your share of 100% of protocol trading fees a "good buy" at current prices, or is this a 10 year ROI path. But structurally, it fits the bill. 4. $TUNA - Disclosure: I'm one of the largest holders/stakers. 100% of protocol revenue distributed to stakers. Ask the same question as AERO. Does current protocol revenue give you a earnings path considering current token price. Not really. My $TUNA bet has always been a forward thinking one based on my own financial projections on the business, knowing their tech, knowing their team, and most importantly knowing their founder who is one of maybe a dozen good, honest people in all of crypto. 5. $GMX - I've never traded this one but if I'm being fair, it does qualify. Staked GMX earns a share of protocol fees and there exists a protocol buyback mechanism. But again, just because revenue is actually shared doesn't make it a good buy. It's time to break out the calculator and do some math. There are others but you get the idea. Why did I leave out ETH? The recent reduction in gas fees. I still consider it a Blue Chip asset. ETH will always be Queen to BTC's King status. In summary: BTC has seen global adoption as a store of value with a finite supply. HYPE has scaleable utility to the average trader + aggressive buybacks. AERO shares revenue, but you're signing up for a job. TUNA has the cleanest approach with 100% of revenue given to stakers, but is a bet on the future revenue increase of the protocol. GMX has an interesting mechanism of partial revenue share plus buybacks. All should be evaluated based on current market price, realistic ROI potential + timeline. You would not buy a stock just for the dividend rate if you expected your losses in a stock's price to outweigh your dividend earnings. The same should be applied in crypto.

some alpha in the hyperliquid eco most people are unaware of the native markets usdh dashboard you can on/offramp usdc to usd fiat into a bank or brokerage account for free free - zero fees usdc -> usdh (free) -> wire or ach transfer (free) you can also offramp to euros through sepa (small spread fee of 0.3%) this is cheaper than any other offramp that exists in crypto by far also something very important that doesn't exist on other offramps you can have offramp accounts linked in multiple jurisdictions at the same time cexes like coinbase or binance for example do not allow this if you have accounts around the world this is a huge thing, especially to be able to do it for free the process itself is also a 'leap' forward for crypto ux you offramp by sending usdh to a persistent address.... very little friction if you're moving money around a lot especially across asset classes (like stocks) the jump here is massive i will never use another offramp again everyone should try it w native markets love what you've done

@Henrik_on_HL Given my p&l, it's my only chance for "lose again next time"

If Hyperliquid officially announced an S3, it would attract a wave of mercenary capital overnight. That’s exactly what Jeff wants to avoid. A more likely scenario is a retroactive S3, rewarding real usage instead of incentivizing short-term farming.

@PerpetualCow Right choice, wrong words again imho.

XMR swaps are back ON. We appreciate everyone's patience, we have had to be as cautious as possible. We can't support DPRK to continue getting funding and exploiting more protocols in crypto, as well as their terrible regime that's a cancer to the rest of the civilized world. This policy change only applies to OFAC Sanctioned countries like DPRK. They are a hostile nation state and an enemy to us all. They bankroll their missiles/nukes programs with stolen crypto, use cyberattacks against hospitals and run concentration camps on their own citizens. I hope everyone in crypto comes together to prevent this from continuing. This is decentralization, a group of people who care about this space collectively deciding we don't want to allow such a hostile regime in our system. Decentralization is us choosing together, what we will and won't tolerate. Perhaps I'm being biased here, but they have also repeatedly tried to exploit and infiltrate the Wagyu protocol over the past few months. They have tried to use extremely sophisticated social engineering tactics on my domain host, as well as servers I have been using. I have luckily been able to prevent it (as I am chronically online) and fixed every potential attack vector that they were targeting. You guys have no idea how advanced they are, if you leave them 1cm of space to infiltrate something, they will keep probing and trying until they are successful. Fuck DPRK. They don't have to ruin things for the rest of us. Enjoy swapping guys. wagyu.xyz

The biggest SCAM in life: Paying taxes on money that you make, taxes on money you spend, and taxes on things you own, that you already paid taxes on, with already taxed money.

This is unbelievable. How on Earth do LayerZero and Kelp have the audacity to make any requests? > @LayerZero_Core has STILL not disclosed how much they will contribute to DeFi United. > @KelpDAO hasn't even committed to contributing at all. Keep in mind that (1) these were the two responsible parties for the hack in the first place and (2) LayerZero has raised ~$300M in total. This is the epitome of shameless behavior.

@Dadedd @mrjeffu Pr is difficult and only available after special conditions and you also subject yourself to worldwide taxation which is up to 55% on everything including your retirement funds and inheritance. Pr is super dangerously expensive.

@mrjeffu If the shop has been doing well for years, what’s preventing him from getting permanent residency?

San Mai San, a Hong Kong-style congee restaurant in Tokyo with many positive reviews, will be shutting down in May because the Takaichi Administration raised the capital requirements for a Business Manager Visa from 5 million yen ($31K) to 30 million yen ($190K). The owner, a 47 year-old man from Hong Kong, told the Asahi Shimbun, “I didn’t want to give up on the restaurant so easily, but I had no choice.” Even though his restaurant was popular, the new capital requirement was too much. The change of visa requirements was justified as a measure to prevent foreign people from setting up fake "paper" companies, but it's also having an impact on legitimate small businesses that were set up by legal immigrants who pay taxes and contribute to the local community.