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@blknoiz06 @solana Hyperliquid.

what's your favorite app on solana?

@ya1sec @NousResearch Need to study/hack the algo

@GweiGweiGwei @NousResearch everything else i post gets 14 views tops

The Hermes Agent Creative Hackathon sponsored by @Kimi_Moonshot has ended! Finalists were selected by Nous and Kimi staff out of 227 submissions on creativity, usefulness and presentation. We were absolutely blown away by the creativity of the things you all built using Hermes. It was tough choosing winners, huge thank you to all who participated! Winners below:

@NousResearch @ya1sec Crazy that second place only gets like 14 K views compared to half a million views on the opener of the thread

Second place: Ambien by @ya1sec A daydreaming agent running inside Hermes Agent that samples a curated Obsidian corpus for resonant idea collisions and synthesizes them into published essays, leveraging the harness for iterative voice calibration that keeps the prose from reading like an LLM. x.com/ya1sec/status/…

@88Cozmo @yishanyugong You definitely should, at least for a visit. It’s really crazy how they built that city in the mountains.

@GweiGweiGwei @yishanyugong thanks for the write up. now i feel that i need to go chongqing

In 2018, Chongqing felt less like a city you moved to and more like a city you fell into. I remember my first weeks there as a kind of controlled vertigo: stepping out of a metro station and somehow ending up on the 12th floor without ever seeing a “street” in the way my brain expected one to exist. Buildings didn’t just rise up, but instead they stacked reality. A bridge would glide past your apartment window like it belonged to the sky. An escalator would deliver you into a different weather system. I’d tell friends back home I lived inside a sci‑fi set, but the truth was warmer than that. It wasn’t futuristic. It was ancient geography wearing modern clothes. The air always carried a little drama. Fog rolling in off the rivers, neon bleeding into it until the whole skyline looked like it was dissolving into color. At night, the city glowed. The lights weren’t decoration; they were an announcement: you’re in Chongqing now, keep up. Sometimes I’d stand on a riverside walkway and watch the boats cut through the black water, and it felt like the whole place was moving even when I stood still. And then there was the sound of it-constant, layered. Mah-jong tiles clacking somewhere behind a convenience store, scooters whining past, the distant metallic sigh of the trains, vendors calling out like they were singing to the street. Chongqing spoke in echoes because everything bounced: off river, off cliff, off concrete, off the inside of my chest. I was a foreigner, obviously. In 2018 that still meant double takes, curious stares, the occasional shouted “hello!” that sounded half like a joke and half like a dare. Some days it made me feel like a guest in a private party; other days it made me feel oddly cared for, like the city had decided I was part of the scenery now. There’s a particular kind of loneliness you can only feel in a place that’s crowded all the time; like you’re surrounded by life but missing the instruction manual. Yet Chongqing had a way of softening that. People might not know my name, but they’d notice if I looked lost. An Ayi would wordlessly slide me a better seat. A taxi driver would lecture me with affection. A stranger would point with their whole arm, as if direction itself required sincerity. Food was the city’s love language and also its initiation ritual. Hotpot wasn’t a meal so much as a shared storm. You’d sit around that bubbling red center, steam rising like incense, and your friends would keep tossing in slices of beef and handfuls of greens like offerings. The first time I ate it properly, I understood why people here didn’t apologize for intensity. The heat didn’t just burn; it taught. It taught you to breathe through discomfort, to laugh while your lips went numb, to accept that pleasure and pain sometimes arrive holding hands. Walking home after, the streets felt brighter, like the spice had turned the world up a notch. Even the small foods felt like they belonged to the city’s personality; skewers sizzling late at night, noodles that tasted like someone had translated fireworks into broth, the kind of snacks you’d eat standing up because Chongqing never really sits still. I learned the phrases you learn when you want to belong: “buyao tai la” (not too spicy) said with false confidence, knowing full well it would still be spicy enough to reset my soul. I learned the humble nod you give when your mouth is on fire but you refuse to admit defeat. What I loved most, though, were the in-between moments. Rainy evenings when the pavement shone like a mirror and the whole city doubled itself. Mornings when the haze made the towers look like they were floating, as if Chongqing was trying to be gentle for once. Coming out of a cramped stairwell and finding a sudden view of the river so wide it felt like breathing after a long sentence. Hearing someone practice pop songs through a thin apartment wall and realizing I’d stopped translating everything in my head.

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Wall Street: Yes

@Sakrexer lmao plz repost and copypasta these calls like @HYPEconomist does

Every time hype dumps 5% whole timeline starts calling for 20$ hype Comical

@yishanyugong To each their own bro. My drunk period was in Shanghai 😂 next passage from my life incoming

@GweiGweiGwei i don't think i could even hang out in that city not drunk 98% of the time tbh lol. such pure chaos and mania i'ma move back to chengdu. bet

@beeple Need this @PsyopAnime episode

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@yishanyugong I haven’t. I wasn’t really drinking during the period I was there. Will go next time I’m in town though

@GweiGweiGwei based post. ever go to NUTS Club? seen many a show there strangely amazing white russians lol

In 2018, I didn’t always understand Chongqing, but I trusted it. It was messy and magnificent, a place built on slopes and stubbornness, a city that made you earn your sense of direction and then rewarded you with wonder. Living there as a foreigner meant being constantly surprised; by the architecture, by the kindness, by how quickly “this is impossible” became “this is normal.” And if I’m honest, that’s what made it romantic. Chongqing didn’t try to charm you the way some cities do. It didn’t pose. It didn’t simplify itself for visitors. It just kept being what it was: steep, loud, glowing, hungry, and alive— , and if you stayed long enough, you started to feel like your own life had more altitude too.

@lowercaseboot @printr no ai lol

@GweiGweiGwei @printr Nice AI.

I've been thinking about the state of launchpads, especially in regards to @printr, and have some thoughts. We've been through several iterations of 'Pump fun killers' before, and all have failed largely for two reasons. Firstly, these launchpads mainly positioned themselves as something to 'take on' Pump, which IMO, as the incumbent with huge mindshare, the attention economy, and being the most successful crypto app ever made, is not a wise model to make the core of your business. Printr, as far as I can see, is not doing this, which is a major green flag directionally. See their recent ETH launchpad rollout as evidence here. Secondly, these launchpads live or die by the tokens launched on them. Attracting devs away from PF, with its current rewards system and all of the volume, is basically impossible unless heavily incentivised. For Printr to be successful long-term, it needs more of these teams to deploy tokens on the platform, but IMO it needs to push for this to occur outside of just the platform rewards themselves. If I was theory-crafting a solution to this problem, I would directly incentivise teams that run coins to X market cap and sustain there for X amount of time, with flat-fee payments for launching on the platform. Basically KPI the process. You could even run an incentive campaign where people who find the best teams and bring them to the platform are given a flat-fee payout, or whatever structure works best there. Treat it like hiring the best talent for whatever sports team fits this analogy, but do it with the best devs. Sure, this is hard to filter for, but let money talk and establish a baseline in terms of coins that have run to a certain market cap (and sustained) to network-effect the token launch process. Also, I would heavily suggest not starting with Solana. Most people are omni-chain these days, bridging is simple, and there's far less friction moving between ecosystems. Moreover, a sol vs sol narrative is inherently weaker because you're always competing directly with the incumbent. An omni-chain launchpad that consistently produces runners on a separate chain is an entirely different conversation (and a sellable narrative). I hope this resonates. I am pushing for printr to cut through the noise/fud here.

i pine for a time when theater kids with weird fetishes didn't make creative decisions in video games

thoughts on printr?

@NestExchange @HYPEconomist yes, this is great and driving up the DEX competition on hyperEVM you guys saw the paper trade whitepaper?

@GweiGweiGwei @HYPEconomist yes LP to earn NEST lock NEST for veNEST deposit veNEST in the HYPE Engine Vault get HYPE

got my hyperEVM season 1 airdrop 70+ hyperliquid:native for LPing on @NestExchange looking forward to collecting my weekly hyperliquid:native stimmy going forward

Quick, go and DCA hyperliquid before the normies in TardFi find out that an 11 person company of geniuses is building the product to house all of finance

@NMTD8 @izebel_eth it's on hyperEVM which needs innovative projects! Also Jez response resoves your fears about being unrelated to hyper core

After reading the docs, this seems to be nothing special and doesn't add much to HL. All trades are "synthetic swaps between user & LP" - No trades are executed on HyperCore. Then how is it really built on Hyperliquid apart from being on HyperEVM @izebel_eth? Sounds too risky to be an LP on this, depositors would be taking huge risks. Whales / malicious actors could open trades with 1000x lev with 0 slippage then drain LP's. tl;dr this could have been built anywhere, years ago. You could have simply used a CeX oracle & built it on Ethereum or Solana. None of HL's unique tech is utilised. Extremely risky to LP on. Deploying on HyperEVM only seems to be a marketing tool.