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Nirvana 📿

@nirvana_fi

The home of obligation-free credit. Cash advances on reserve-backed assets with no interest and no liquidation risk. https://t.co/NVLnaHVgcp

Katılım Kasım 2021
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Fagoj
Fagoj@filbef·
I don't know if @RandomTask555 @sid_nirvana_fi have plans of bringing the AVM to EVM because that's where the real innovation and liquidity is. It's time to introduce a superior token infra over there if we are to be taken serious in this industry
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Nirvana 📿@nirvana_fi·
6/ Remove any pillar and the structure falls. Bonding curves have math without a floor. Lending markets have liquidity without a solvency guarantee. Treasuries hold value without code. The AVM holds all four at once, and the market gets more stable as it grows.
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Nirvana 📿@nirvana_fi·
1/ Bitcoin replaced monetary trust with math. Ethereum extended the same principle to programs. Markets never got the same treatment. Every market in crypto still depends on people: liquidity providers who can leave, market makers who need payment to stay, lenders who need protection from their own collateral. Mayflower removes that dependence. The structure stands on four pillars.
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Raydium@Raydium·
What are you trading on Solana this week?
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Nirvana 📿@nirvana_fi·
@solana all floor prices are a staircase leading to Solana
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Solana@solana·
all roads lead to Solana
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Nirvana 📿@nirvana_fi·
The word DeFi has stopped meaning anything specific. Custodial products, permissioned rails, and pure programs all share the label, which means the label carries no information. The useful distinction that remains is whether a protocol is a pure function or a custodial system. That is why we built the AVM as its own category.
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Superteam Canada
Superteam Canada@SuperteamCAN·
69 days until the next generation of Canadian startups comes together. Developers. Founders. Investors. Institutions. 📍 Toronto • September 23–24
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threadguy
threadguy@notthreadguy·
nobody is pricing the outcome that memecoins are a foundational part of finance and never going away + pump has an unvampable moat. 100s of launchpads have tried and they all failed. (it is not rollbit. pic below related)
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Ansem 🐂🀄️@blknoiz06

i have a thesis that buybacks don't actually work hyperliquid makes $800M annualized revenue pump fun makes $440M annualized revenue $HYPE trades at $65B FDV while $PUMP trades at $1.4B FDV both teams do regularly recurring buybacks with portions of their profits from the business but they trade at vastly different ratios to their revenues i believe the difference is not in how much actual revenue is generated by the business but instead its reflective of the trust premium ascribed to the team determined by their actions and decisions in the market, hyperliquid never overpromised anything, only focused on shipping product and emphatically rewarded their core users based on pre-determined metrics that contributed the most to the platform, the core users of hyperliquid have a very high trust rating with Jeff, & even if you believe the perps revenues are slightly more durable which maybe they are, i believe this trust premium on their execution and social alignment with the community is a major factor in why the token trades so well in contrast, pump fun made $1B in revenue, raised another $1B in their ICO, and promised an airdrop to users that was never delivered, even though they are one of the most successful and consistent businesses in crypto, they do not have social alignment with their core userbase and therefore do not have a comparable trust premium that hyperliquid has, recently it seems they've made concerted effort to improve comms and talk to community more, i believe that if they were ever to seriously focus attention on shifting this dynamic by actually doing the airdrop they've promised and responding to the concerns of their core user base, then the token would trade 10-15x higher, as it would also likely materially increase their volume, attention, and resulting revenues on their platform bitcoin makes $0 in revenue but has a ~$1.3T market cap, it has the greatest trust premium of any asset to ever exist, people know that there will only ever be 21M coins, and they know that the network will always continue to function no matter what to fulfill its necessary actions this is part of what ive been talking about when i say that there is intangible value that contributes to the valuation of a business in addition to the tangible value that is determined purely from revenues and other metrics trust, memetics, and attention are all very important and heavily underdiscussed in markets

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Nirvana 📿@nirvana_fi·
Mayflower is enroute. Prepare for landing.
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Nirvana 📿@nirvana_fi·
@RobinhoodApp Roses are red, violets are blue, reserve backed assets will do well for you
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Robinhood@RobinhoodApp·
Roses are red, violets are blue, onchain looks good on you
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Nirvana 📿@nirvana_fi·
@blknoiz06 You're right they don't work. Projects should adopt reserve backed assets for treasury management instead.
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Ansem 🐂🀄️
Ansem 🐂🀄️@blknoiz06·
i have a thesis that buybacks don't actually work hyperliquid makes $800M annualized revenue pump fun makes $440M annualized revenue $HYPE trades at $65B FDV while $PUMP trades at $1.4B FDV both teams do regularly recurring buybacks with portions of their profits from the business but they trade at vastly different ratios to their revenues i believe the difference is not in how much actual revenue is generated by the business but instead its reflective of the trust premium ascribed to the team determined by their actions and decisions in the market, hyperliquid never overpromised anything, only focused on shipping product and emphatically rewarded their core users based on pre-determined metrics that contributed the most to the platform, the core users of hyperliquid have a very high trust rating with Jeff, & even if you believe the perps revenues are slightly more durable which maybe they are, i believe this trust premium on their execution and social alignment with the community is a major factor in why the token trades so well in contrast, pump fun made $1B in revenue, raised another $1B in their ICO, and promised an airdrop to users that was never delivered, even though they are one of the most successful and consistent businesses in crypto, they do not have social alignment with their core userbase and therefore do not have a comparable trust premium that hyperliquid has, recently it seems they've made concerted effort to improve comms and talk to community more, i believe that if they were ever to seriously focus attention on shifting this dynamic by actually doing the airdrop they've promised and responding to the concerns of their core user base, then the token would trade 10-15x higher, as it would also likely materially increase their volume, attention, and resulting revenues on their platform bitcoin makes $0 in revenue but has a ~$1.3T market cap, it has the greatest trust premium of any asset to ever exist, people know that there will only ever be 21M coins, and they know that the network will always continue to function no matter what to fulfill its necessary actions this is part of what ive been talking about when i say that there is intangible value that contributes to the valuation of a business in addition to the tangible value that is determined purely from revenues and other metrics trust, memetics, and attention are all very important and heavily underdiscussed in markets
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R I S E
R I S E@risedotrich·
RISE is now live on Axiom Buy & sell RISE tokens directly on the largest trading terminal on Solana
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