James Raynor

@WallStreetMav What are they even rioting about? They won lol :D What a clownworld

Europe imported the 3rd world migrants thinking they would become productive workers and extend the pension system and generous benefits for the aging Europeans. Instead the migrants went on welfare and burn down cities after soccer matches.

@alex_hunter20 Englishmen just cant into penalty

This guy lost 130k on Arsenal for example*

@KaikoHQ Entry $23 and you still hold it? At some point you should have accepted that you are wrong and pulled out, no?

I shorted $HYPE thinking it was another $ASTER. Now I'm staring at a loss so big I can barely look at the screen. My ego convinced me I was smarter than the market. Turns out the market doesn't care. One trade has me questioning everything right now. This is the side of crypto nobody posts about. Just pure panic and the sick feeling that you might have completely fucked yourself. I genuinely don't know what to do. $HYPE keeps ripping and I'm trapped.

@tulipking What does CARDS currently do with their revenue?

Idk if Jeff just has more risk appetite than everybody else but how are we still in a place where teams play “will they won’t they” with buybacks? The winning tokenomics model is literally staring every team in the face and they’re spitting on it

@adidogCEO Those 2 wallets look super bearish tho :D

crypto bros not gonna let tradfi bros get $HYPE bids in before Monday $33M in TWAP buys vs $2.7M in sells most of them are by two traders opening perp positions that are steadily entering over the next 23 hours something to note, both of these accounts have heavy negative PNLs hyperdash.com/address/0xa2ce… hyperdash.com/address/0x153c… will this be there redemption trades? 🤔

braised beef, homemade dark bread with guinness, malt and cacao, scrambled eggs and asparagus #cryptosoupgroup

@SullyMichaelvan Nice chart. Followed! Autism is your superpower it seems :)

I once thought that my obsession with Bitcoin was my most autistic trait. But now that I'm using data and AI compute to better understand the emotions/moods of humans I realize I may have transcended into a higher level of autism then I'd previously thought possible.

@joakimhi Token not needed Who buys this and why?

want to clarify something anytime you wonder "why isnt mega posting on twitter" the answer every single time is we are working we are working overtime to make sure we give it all our for the upcoming releases and launches hope that clears things up

@_CryptoSurf @solana Wow I never realised, it all makes sense now

@solana Read your name backwards

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@TMTLongShort Are you saying there is a chance I get a cute Ex-Machina robot gf?

We are going to deflate the cost of the following things on a like-for-like basis over the next seven years by roughly 90%: Healthcare Education Housing Transportation Sex If we still have socialism at the end of this something has gone horribly wrong.

@theswansjr Its not "backed" by energy... like come on... As if you could exchange BTC for energy lol. Backed by energy would imply I could burn 1BTC and get say 1TW of energy. The energy that gets used to produce and secure it is gone.

Normie Logic: Bitcoin is backed by nothing. Reality: Bitcoin is backed by energy expenditure, a fixed issuance schedule that's never been amended, and more raw computing power than anything humanity has ever built. The dollar is backed by confidence in the same institution sitting on $39 trillion in debt and accelerating. Bitcoin is the future of money. Follow if you're serious about building wealth they can't print away.

@SolveMaxwell @eli_schein Would BNB only have like 20% of its tokens unlocked and the rest locked for incentives or else, how would you argue?

@SolveMaxwell @eli_schein On one hand you compare HYPE with only its circulating MC and on the other hand you use BNB that has already fully unlocked all its tokens. That is apples VS oranges

HYPE $15B BNB $86B 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

@Jackkk I like HYPE but this is a wrong take. All those tokens will eventual flood the market, one way or the other. Hopefully airdrops. Look at literally any other project in the past with unlucks, entually they put tokens into circ. Bullish on HYPE but it is indeed at a way higher MC

DeFi Monk explains why Hyperliquid shouldn’t be valued using FDV “Right now we think it should probably be somewhere in between, if not closer to circulating” “That’s a massive shift in the story if all of a sudden Hyperliquid is not worth like $60B. I’ve had a background in equities before and there is no such thing as an FDV for the average stock” “No one ever sits down and goes what is the maximum amount of shares Nvidia could ever issue over the entire history of the stock. I think now that we’re introducing HYPE to this more traditional investor, we kind of need to speak on their terms” “The reality is the 40% or so of supply allocated for future incentives, I just don’t think that makes sense to be including in any sort of real market cap discussion” “One, we have no idea when and if that supply will ever come online and two, if it does, I think there’s a real chance Jeff and the team decide to use it in an accretive way where let’s say a dollar worth of HYPE incentives generates a dollar or more of HYPE buybacks” “So what is inflation really? It’s probably just staking rewards and team unlocks. That’s basically what investors should be focusing on”

@jamesjasmy @over21m @PiusSprenger This is probably what will happen at some point. Might be years down the line but eventually it can happen. Wont kill BTC but it will be the worst bear we have ever seen.

Bitcoin’s Real Risk Isn’t What Most People Think It’s not the usual talking points. The real issue is extreme concentration: a tiny number of entities controlling a massive share of the supply. One misstep from a single large holder can trigger unintended consequences that cascade through the entire market. Picture this (purely hypothetical):Michael Saylor sells a relatively small amount of BTC. At the exact same moment, a miner decides to dump some coins. The market instantly panics and interprets it as the start of a massive sell-off. ETFs begin dumping in volume. Price drops sharply → Saylor sells more to protect his position → the spiral accelerates. The fewer holders there are, the more concentrated the supply becomes… and the less stable the asset is. That’s not opinion — it’s basic math. Spreading the risk beats concentrating it. When holdings are small and widely distributed, thousands of people make independent decisions at different times. That natural diversity acts as a shock absorber. When supply sits in just a handful of hands, one wrong move can shake the whole system. Wide footprint = real resilience. Concentration = hidden fragility.

$STRC isn’t just a liability for Strategy—it’s increasingly becoming a liability for Bitcoin as well. I don’t understand why this isn’t obvious to more people.

@Dennis_Porter_ Gay af. I mean, was slop shit like this Satoshis vision? Storing pictures on the peer to peer electronic cash chain...

Someone just put the U.S. constitution in a Bitcoin transaction 🇺🇸

@TheValueTrade I would NEVER use the one on the right if the other went up too Imagine someone farts, then you are rolling through it right with your whole face. Thats why escalators are hell :D

I took this picture when I landed in Spain on Monday. This is human behaviour Both escalators were going up… yet everyone used the one of the right… This is why Elliott Wave Theory works… It’s human behaviour… and it’ll never change.

@TeenageInvest16 @TheValueTrade This 👆

@TheValueTrade the other one looks like its coming down

@TheValueTrade I dont believe it lol :D Sure both went up bro, suuuuuure xD

@TXMCtrades All this wouldnt be a big issue would he actually bought cheap BTC but he topblasts like a retard every single time. Imagine buying BTC for 10 years and your average is 78k... And yet your business model is to sell BTC to pay for divis aka buy low sell high, pay, repeat

Truly hilarious that the "never sell your Bitcoin" guy has not only begun pivoting to selling, but it appears he's doing so below the company's cost basis.