The Nest Intern
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@TheNestintern
the intern for @nestexchange & @TheHypeEngine
Introducing HYPE Engine: The $HYPE accumulation machine. The first autonomous treasury primitive that harnesses Hyperliquid’s full productive capacity and converts it into perpetually compounding value.
they said HyperEVM was dead. we just distributed the largest HYPE airdrop in its history. $200,000. Weekly. Ongoing. HYPE.
one more shot to fire NEST will always be valuable to the HyperEVM and buybacks are perennial
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Why @NestExchange is quickly becoming the preferred home for long-term onchain LPs. A quick comparison between MetaDEXs and Uniswap v3 concentrated liquidity: Take a $10,000 WHYPE/USDC position with a ±10% range. On the top HyperEVM exchange pool you’re looking at ~36% APR in fees (after the 16% protocol fee). On @NestExchange you get 84% APR paid entirely in $NEST tokens. (Impermanent Loss is ignored here because it affects both sides equally with the same tick spacing and range.) Now let’s make it more realistic. Assume you believe in HYPE’s liquidity depth and you're a long-term holder. Here’s a 6-month horizon with the price staying flat: A Nest LP earns $4,513 in total: - $4,016 in $NEST - $184 in HYPE - $312 from the HYPE Engine Vault compounding strategy That brings the effective APR to 93%. The same position on a Uniswap fee-based exchange would generate only $1,746. That’s a 2.5x advantage for nest. The most common pushback I hear about MetaDEXs is: “You can’t realize the NEST rewards because they’re locked as veNEST.” That argument has been put to bed. veNEST trades frequently on @hyperwarpfi with discounts typically between 5-15%. Those discounts stay relatively tight because of the short 6-month max lock period and the lack of rebases; every new emission has to actually be earned by LPs, which makes each token more valuable. If you’re a long-term believer in a pair and want to maximize yield on your capital, nest is becoming hard to ignore. What pair should I run these numbers on next?
