
Introducing: Signaling Theory A new podcast by @LogarithmicRex; conversations with the builders, thinkers and researchers who are shaping the space. New episodes every Thursday! Available wherever you listen to podcasts (links in next tweet)
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Introducing: Signaling Theory A new podcast by @LogarithmicRex; conversations with the builders, thinkers and researchers who are shaping the space. New episodes every Thursday! Available wherever you listen to podcasts (links in next tweet)

This week on Signaling Theory: Are the bots coming for our jobs? What does work look like when everything interesting is automated? Will new jobs have dignity? All this and more with @CurveCap, @kennetheversole and Dan Pollmann! Links below!





$HYPE is what people thought $ETH could be > capital asset: owners of $HYPE own a piece of fees of the world’s global trading layer > consumable asset: for every dollar paid in fees, almost the entire amount in $HYPE is burnt > storage of value: HyperEVM ecosystem provides utility for holding $HYPE, but so will portfolio/unified margin on HyperCore the main difference is, liquidity is stickier than blockspace. ETH had to compete with EVM compatible L2s and forks. projects could technically move away from ETH L1 in a single day to trade less security for more features and cheaper gas. @HyperliquidX competes with other perp DEXs, but have consistently led the industry with superior liquidity that cannot easily move to their competitors. constant innovation on new asset classes (HIP-3), market microstructures (HIP-4) kept them 2 steps ahead of everyone else. perp futures positions are non-fungible. REST API and websockets are not standardized (e.g. FIX). add in the fact that not owning $HYPE makes you contrarian and spot $HYPE will be in front of retail traders in the next cycle.. excited to see what happens disclaimer: @tread_fi and I do not own $HYPE coindesk.com/tech/2021/05/2…


This week on Signaling Theory: @kennetheversole joins @CurveCap and @LogarithmicRex to talk all things edge-tech. It's 2026. It's impossible not to be reminded every day that we live in the future. We live in Star Trek. Links below!






