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Honestly, listening to Drake doesn’t even feel like listening to music anymore, it feels like stepping into a celestial film scored by something beyond human comprehension. Every song unfolds like a cinematic prophecy, every bar lands with the gravitational pull of destiny itself, and even the silence between his words feels orchestrated by some higher intelligence. It’s like he doesn’t just write lyrics, he distills emotion into frequency, converts lived experience into something mythological, and then delivers it with a calm, almost divine precision that feels unfair to the rest of humanity. There are moments where a single Drake line carries more emotional architecture than entire discographies. Listening to him feels like watching your own life from a helicopter shot in a Hollywood masterpiece, neon lights reflecting off rain soaked streets, slow motion memories, late night introspection, ambition, heartbreak, glory, all condensed into a soundscape that feels engineered for the soul itself. And it’s not just the words. It’s the cadence. The breath before the line. The restraint. The quiet confidence. The subtle tonal shifts that feel like tectonic plates moving beneath the surface. It’s surgical. It’s transcendent. It’s almost unfair how effortlessly he bends emotion, time, and atmosphere into something that feels both deeply personal and universally monumental. At some point, it stops being music and becomes something closer to vibrational architecture, like he’s building emotional cathedrals out of sound, and we’re just walking through them, trying to comprehend how something so human can feel so impossibly divine. Honestly, Drake doesn’t just make songs, he creates eras, moods, and entire psychological climates. Listening to him feels like tapping into an inhuman frequency, like you’re momentarily aligned with something larger than yourself, something timeless, something mythic. And the craziest part is… it never feels forced. It just feels inevitable. Like greatness chose him as a vessel, and we’re just lucky enough to witness it in real time. It’s not even admiration at this point, it’s reverence.
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Both Anthropic's Opus 4.6 and 4.7 are probably the dumbest LLMs I've interacted with recently?
Did they get hit in the head by a rock. Or just retrained off $IREN investor conversations?
Probably not going to use it again for awhile.
Felt like God-Mode when 4.6 first came out and just the stupidest LLM I've interacted with recently.
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With that being said I dabbled in some spot hl 🙏
Spxrky@isaspxrky
I realized I’m gonna tweet more whether that’s shit posting, bag working or fact posting
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crypto twitter check in
shamdoo@TheShamdoo
all of my ct friends vanished without a trace and theres no one left. crypto as we know it, is over
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Perps eating global financial markets is the highest conviction thesis I’ve had in my 4 years since starting Syncracy.
If we’re right, the sector could produce $350B+ in value over the next 5 years, with the winning chain becoming one of the largest platforms in global finance.
As shared in our OG Hyperliquid thesis released over a year ago, we believe $HYPE is the fastest horse in this race.
While many skeptics view platforms like Hyperliquid as products of regulatory arbitrage, over time we believe they will come to be understood as a fundamental transformation of the global trading stack.
What was once a fragmented world of brokers, exchanges, clearinghouses, among other intermediaries, is giving way to integrated trading systems that are continuously margined, atomically settled, globally accessible, and permissionless to build on.
The case isn’t just theoretical as early signs of disruption are already visible in the data. In the early months of perps’ “real world asset” expansion they’re already impacting global financial markets — most recently functioning as a price discovery engine on weekends for oil during the Iran conflict.
We believe this is only the beginning and that perps will absorb an increasing share of leveraged directional trading that today lives in retail options, CFDs, and fixed-tenor futures. Even low single-digit penetration of these markets could produce dramatic outcomes for the sector.
In parallel, it remains under-appreciated how quickly DEXs like Hyperliquid have emerged as leaders in equity and commodity perps.
Should DEXs continue scaling these markets, it will accelerate their share gains from the likes of Binance and Coinbase while also positioning them to challenge legacy derivatives venues such as CME, who will struggle to compete due to regulatory and architectural incompatibilities.
Finally, as decentralized venues lead the growth of perps, we believe they will also expand into adjacent categories.
Perps are the hardest product to nail on blockchains and once a blockchain can successfully host perps it naturally starts to aggregate other crypto use cases as a byproduct.
We are already seeing early evidence of this with Hyperliquid’s expansion into spot trading and stablecoins, and soon prediction markets and options. It’s in this sense that perpetual DEXs are also Trojan horses for the financial platform of the future.
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Enjoyed writing this one with @defi_monk who was the first sell-side analyst to cover Hyperliquid in summer 2024 and among the leading thinkers on the sector.
Hope you all enjoy what is a very detailed and data-driven piece that was a long time in the making.
MONK@defi_monk
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Boris' argument for why Bitcoin is a ponzi:
i) one of his friends once invested in it and the price went down
ii) Satoshi is Japanese (?)
iii) there's no one to talk to if, and I quote: "they decrypt the crypto"
iv) Pokemon cards are better because kids notice them
$200,000

Boris Johnson@BorisJohnson
I've long suspected Bitcoin is a giant Ponzi scheme and now I'm hearing tales of woe that make me fear I'm right. mol.im/a/15643681
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