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Jason Calacanis just dropped a nuclear base case: $TAO 200x in 5-10 years. Coming from the guy who was early on Uber, Robinhood, and multiple unicorns, this isn’t random hype — he sees Bittensor owning the decentralized AI compute layer the same way Bitcoin owns digital scarcity. That puts it in $500B+ market cap territory. If the subnet economy actually scales, this could be the highest-conviction asymmetric AI bet left in crypto.

Jason Calacanis: "That's my base case. I think $TAO in 5-10 years could go 200x."

@WuBlockchain He screwed over those who weren't able to claim it on time. Giving just 6 weeks to claim was not the right thing to do.

Jeff Yan: 10 Billion Hyperliquid Airdrop Created Massive Wealth On Feb 19, Hyperliquid founder Jeff Yan discussed the community's $1 billion airdrop turning into $10 billion on the When Shift Happens podcast. He noted that early participants sharing upside and gaining network ownership is unique to crypto. He compared: "If you're very early to using ChatGPT, OpenAI is not going to make you rich. But in crypto, simply by being early and providing a valuable service, you can become a meaningful owner of the network." He admitted the airdrop's wealth effect was unexpected, noting he avoids quantitative targets to focus on "doing the right thing." Yan is glad Hyperliquid serves as a successful free market example refuting critics.

@ourcryptotalk bankruptcy lawyers made out well though

🔵 FTX's Best Investments - What They'd Be Worth Today? - $500M in Anthropic would be ~$19B - $648M in Robinhood would be ~$4.3B - $1.2B in Solana would be ~$3.8B - $1.15B in Genesis Digital Assets would be ~$2B+ - $700M in K5 Global would be ~$1.5B+ - $102M in Sui would be ~$900M - $200K in Cursor would be ~$100M+ Could have been the greatest venture portfolio ever built.

@virtualbacon Accumulate with what? Most of us don't have disposable income to invest, and DCA.

The last time Bitcoin hit this fear level, it never stayed cheap for long. $63K crash. 200W SMA approaching. Here's why I'm not timing the bottom, I'm accumulating it. 0:00 Introduction – Why $58K Is a Key Level 1:49 200-Week Simple Moving Average Explained 3:27 Historical Bare Market Bottoms (2014, 2018, 2022) 5:12 Worst Case Scenario: How Low Can Bitcoin Go? 7:22 The Mindset Shift You Need in a Bare Market 10:07 Realized Price at $54K – What It Means 14:21 MVRV Z-Score & What It's Signaling Now 18:50 2022 vs 2026: An Eerily Similar Setup 21:34 Fear & Greed Index – Peak Fear Is Here 25:00 Why Bitcoin Is Breaking Every Correlation 27:33 My Honest Take: Ride or Die on Bitcoin 28:55 How to Actually Buy This Level (DCA Strategy) 33:42 Closing Thoughts & Where to Follow

@MEXC_Official In on thread

💥 BREAKING NEWS: ANYONE WHO TOUCHES THIS POST BEFORE 31ST FEBRUARY WILL BE BLESSED WITH MORE MONEY AND MORE GOOD NEWS.

@MiyaHedge I lost faith after getting mocked for missing a single checkbox during the HYPE airdrop. The community was toxic and the founders stayed silent for the few of us affected. Blockchain is for the people, lol ok, they do not give a shit about the community.

Crypto as we know it is over. It's time to look at the abyss and stop acting like this industry will in any way recover if the leaders continue to act like everything is fine and the 50th perps DEX will solve this. The Death of the Crypto VC sector is slowly unfolding during the past few months. LP commitments have been on a low and didn't even remotely recover during a generational $16k -> $120k bull market. VCs like Mechanism/Tangent literally pivoted away from crypto. Half of the Paradigm team ragequit in the last 2 months, entire firms silently exited everything. Barely any crypto VC has been able to raise for another fund and the venture appetite is close to zero. Please for the love of god look at the data & stop coping that this in any way is normal or will recover for a sector claiming to be on the frontier of technology. The risk appetite inside venture has been off the charts in the last 3 years, blockchain received only outflows. I spoke to so many VCs (both tradfi and crypto) in the past month, and close to nobody was optimistic about them being able to raise for another crypto-fund. We are at the tail end of blockchain innovation. "Oh ownership coins fix this" No they don't. Sorry to burst your bubble, but as the founder of a company doing "ownership" structures, this fixes exactly nothing. It's a band-aid of complacency. I'd argue it actually makes it worse, because no talented young founder will chose to give anonymous tokenholders full control of their business, it just turns crypto even more into this autistic cypherpunk delusion. Blockchain & especially alt coins has moved from the frontier of technology to an un-investable asset class who's building products who nobody needs. And the VCs who are left are trying their best to unauthentically manufacture narratives, fund the current hot thing (just to be left at 0 after the 3y vesting starts, and the current hot thing turned out to be not so societally important as the fast moving crypto sector thought it would be). The frontier of technology has moved away from blockchain and sits at AI & Robotics right now and blockchain right now is seen as the weird industry you enter to build something meaningless for exit liquidity. If we want this industry to bloom again, we need to work to get rid of the 3 in web3 and come back to reality. We need to go towards the epicenter of the current innovation and not try to artificially replicate it inside crypto. It's either valuable tokens for web2 startups or this sector & especially the venture market goes to 0. @StreetFDN

@CryptosR_Us Epstein bought gold too.

🇺🇸 DOJ FILES REVEAL JEFFREY EPSTEIN AS EARLY COINBASE INVESTOR Newly unsealed DOJ documents indicate Jeffrey Epstein invested roughly $3M into Coinbase in December 2014, when the company was valued around $400M. Email records show Coinbase co-founder Fred Ehrsam was aware of Epstein’s interest, though the filings stop short of proving executives knew Epstein was the ultimate beneficial owner at the time. The documents also outline Epstein’s wider footprint in early crypto, citing investments in Blockstream, funding tied to Bitcoin Core research via MIT, and consultations with figures including Reid Hoffman.

@alphafox no fatigue on the mountains

Any guesses as to why this is true? 🤔🤔

@re4mat0r @RealEmirHan this one is different because it's based on real events for probably 90% of female actresses (including her) starting their career.

@RealEmirHan She's completely naked in Wolf of Wall Street, what are they talking about, hard to film 😄🤦🏻‍♂️

In Bombshell (2019), the scene where Margot Robbie lifts her skirt was not easy to film on set. Director didn’t want Margot to have to perform that scene twice. He filled in for a crew member who was away that day and operated the third camera himself.

@DeFi_Hanzo Hyperliquid. The community is a cult. hyperliquid.

🚨 $HYPE WILL BE WORTH $1, AND HERE'S WHY: Everyone keeps asking why HYPE is down ~60% from its ATH in September, when Hyperliquid is legitimately dominating. They generated $874M in fees this year. $3T+ in volume. Surpassed Ethereum and Solana in 30-day fee generation. Real product, real users, real revenue. So what's actually happening? - The Unlock Death Spiral - Starting November 29, the Core Contributors allocation (23.8% of total supply) began unlocking. That's 9.9M $HYPE hitting the market every single month for the next 24 months. At current prices, roughly $270M monthly in new supply. The buyback program uses 97% of protocol fees and has accumulated 37M tokens worth about $1B. Sounds great until you do the math: > Buybacks absorb maybe $90M per month. > Monthly unlocks add $270M. > That's $180M in net selling pressure every month that nothing can stop. Arthur Hayes' Maelstrom fund called this the "Sword of Damocles" and they weren't exaggerating. Even with monster revenues, the protocol physically cannot buy back faster than tokens unlock. - What Happened After First Unlock - The team got 1.75M tokens on November 29. Over 600K were immediately sold OTC. On-chain data shows $2.2M in dumps within days. One whale wallet that bought at $12 withdrew $122M in profits. The price dropped 17% instantly. This set the precedent. When people with life-changing money can click "sell," many will. For the next two years. - The Governance Theater - There's a vote happening right now (closes December 21, results December 24) to formally recognize the 37M $HYPE in the Assistance Fund as burned. Worth about $920M. Validators are signaling yes. Here's the thing: these tokens are already in an address without a private key. They're already effectively burned. This vote just makes it official and prevents any future hard fork to access them. It removes 13% of circulating supply from the metrics, which is cosmetically nice. But it doesn't touch the 238M tokens still scheduled to unlock monthly through October 2027. - The Fundamental Strength Nobody Can Escape - > Daily buybacks acquire about 21,700 HYPE. > Daily staker emissions add 26,700 HYPE. > The protocol is net inflationary by 5,000 tokens per day even with the most aggressive buyback program in crypto. This isn't a rug. This isn't a scam. This is just brutal tokenomics design colliding with genuine success. The protocol prints money but the unlock schedule means relentless supply pressure regardless of how well the business performs. Market share has bled too. Perpetual DEX dominance dropped from 57% to 16% as competitors like Aster launched incentive campaigns. Spot volume collapsed from $1.2B to $200M. When you're fighting supply pressure and losing volume simultaneously, price can only go one direction. - What This Actually Means - HYPE has arguably the strongest community in DeFi outside memecoins. The fundamentals are borderline unassailable. But 237.8M tokens unlocking over 24 months creates a math problem that community conviction cannot solve. The $1B burn helps sentiment. It doesn't help the monthly unlock avalanche. That continues until October 2027. So yes, strongest community. Yes, best revenue-generating DEX. Also yes, down 60% and probably not done yet. Sometimes even the best projects have tokenomics that just don't work. So maybe we won't see $1 per $HYPE, but a lot of things have to be changed for that. That's the whole story.

That would be the smart thing to do. A lot of people never heard of hyperliquid until after the first airdrop and started using it for future drops. But they also screwed a lot of early users with the last airdrop having a short window to claim, so they will probably do that again

Part of me hoped that the assistance fund tokens would be airdropped to loyal and active traders. This would incentivize long term use of the platform and theoretically could create perpetual airdrops, all while not using additional token supply to do so. Users are rewarded for staying on the platform, hence they trade more, hence more fees, hence more assistance funds tokens, hence more airdrop. Am I crazy?

The Hyper Foundation is proposing a validator vote to formally recognize the Assistance Fund HYPE as burned, removing the tokens permanently from the circulating and total supply. For context, the Assistance Fund converts trading fees to HYPE in a fully automated manner as part of the L1 execution. The Assistance Fund uses the system address 0xfefefefefefefefefefefefefefefefefefefefe. Similar to the zero address, the Assistance Fund system address has never had a private key with control over its funds. Funds are mathematically irretrievable without a hard fork. By voting “Yes,” validators agree to treat the Assistance Fund HYPE as burned. No onchain action is required, as the tokens are already in a system address with no private key. This vote is binding social consensus to never authorize a protocol upgrade to access this address. Voting process: + Validators should signal their intent in the governance forum by December 21 at 04:00 UTC (i.e., reply with Yes or No) + Users can stake to a validator who matches their view by December 24 at 04:00 UTC + The result will be based on stake-weighted consensus as of December 24 at 04:00 UTC

@chameleon_jeff good product, but the way you handled that last air drop was pathetic and makes it hard to trust.

Hyperliquid supports permissionless perps on anything. As all of finance moves onchain, there is a billion dollar opportunity to build a mobile app for non-crypto users. The two keys are: 1. seamless fiat onboarding 2. a mobile UX that non-crypto users love Hyperliquid and HIP-3 perps offer the full backend liquidity infrastructure. Solve 1 and 2, and you have a product that markets itself: global, permissionless finance at your fingertips. Builder codes allow monetization proportional to volume flowing through the app, fully configurable per-trade. Hyperliquid’s ethos is to let talented, hungry teams reinvent the pillars of finance. For those who specialize in UX and building magical user experiences, nothing stands between you and the empires to be built.

@virtuals_io all these comments are so cringe, they all sound like bots

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@chameleon_jeff @HyperliquidX I’m still waiting for the airdrop I rightfully earned but never received because of your shady, quietly posted terms and conditions

The @HyperliquidX X account was compromised. Please do not click any links that it posts Hyperliquid protocol itself is unaffected and funds are safe

He also orchestrated a shady airdrop and token launch, requiring users to agree to new terms and conditions during a narrow 5-week window despite having them actively trade on the platform for over a year. Worse, the announcement was made only through a secondary Twitter account, not through the platform itself. Then ignoring all the dedicated users who did not get a chance to sign the shady TC. Ya what a great guy he is. hyperliquid.

Look at this guy. - Won gold and silver at the International Physics Olympiad in 2013 - Graduated from Harvard in Mathematics and Computer Science - Worked at Google and Hudson River Trading - Founded Chameleon Trading, a top crypto market maker - Built Hyperliquid, a high-speed decentralized exchange Here’s the wild story of Jeff Yan, and how he quietly became one of the sharpest minds in crypto A thread 👇

@LastMinuteLeak will it self clean the backseat vomit as well?

BREAKING: TESLA OWNERS WILL SOON BE ABLE TO CONVERT THEIR VEHICLE INTO A SELF-DRIVING ROBOTAXI, ALLOWING THEIR CAR TO MAKE MONEY FOR THEM.

I just received 1,267.16 $PROMPT by staking $PDT! @ParagonsDAO caches PRIME so you can stay liquid. Rewards continue through June 2027. Get PDT on @AerodromeFi, stake at app.paragonsdao.com

@WatcherGuru exchanges making bank, getting every last drop out of the market and wonder why retail views crypto as a scam.

JUST IN: $120,000,000 liquidated from the cryptocurrency market in the past 60 minutes.

@AutismCapital These guys dumped Solana on retail

🚨NEW: Jason Calacanis suggests that there be a small crypto tax on every single crypto transaction as a way of adding to the Bitcoin Strategic Reserve and is immediately shut down by David Sacks

@davidsacks47 That invite list is a disaster. It looks like it’s set up to benefit you and your friends rather than the broader crypto community. Letting venture capitalists take control is almost as bad as Biden’s hostile stance on crypto.

Most of the invite lists circling X are fake but this looks correct (though not yet complete). Note that the Digital Asset Summit is not a conference; it’s a roundtable. We appreciate all of the interest but need to keep it small to have a meaningful conversation.