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True prop firm built on Hyperliquid. Manage up to $200K in real buying power. Coming soon.
Hyperliquid Katılım Haziran 2026
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Numagera@numageracom
Crypto is about to stop being an isolated market. Once you sit with that, both the products-vs-infrastructure debate and, in our context, the question of what a prop trading firm on Hyperliquid should actually look like get a lot simpler. Here's our takes 🧵 x.com/Boycrrypt/stat…
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Tell me why $HYPE wont be a top #2 crypto asset in few years? My take is that crypto has evolved from useless chains that existed only to extract value into real products with revenue and actual use cases.
While @VitalikButerin is selling $ETH every day and @toly is yapping on X about phoenix, @chameleon_jeff built wealth around him and his project, airdropped billions and generated billions in revenue.
It's time to change the direction of crypto and give new projects that bring real onchain value the green light.
Hyperliquid fixes this.
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@Boycrrypt Here it is x.com/numageracom/st…
Numagera@numageracom
Crypto is about to stop being an isolated market. Once you sit with that, both the products-vs-infrastructure debate and, in our context, the question of what a prop trading firm on Hyperliquid should actually look like get a lot simpler. Here's our takes 🧵 x.com/Boycrrypt/stat…
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I agree that market caps price future potential
But by that logic, shouldn’t the biggest upside come from products built on top of Hyperliquid rather than Hyperliquid itself?
Infrastructure is valuable
But the companies leveraging that infrastructure are where users actually spend time
speaking of infrastructure, what future is Numagera pricing?
a prop firm on HL sounds interesting, but I’m curious what the endgame looks like beyond funded accounts
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Current fees are a snapshot and market cap prices future potential.
Hyperliquid is core trading infrastructure and it's setting the narrative for on-chain perps. That demand holds through the cycle.
Pumpfun and Collector Crypt run on hype, momentum and whatever influencers are pushing this month.
Then there's the size of the market each one is going after. Hyperliquid is expanding into perps on a multi-trillion-dollar pool.
Pumpfun is for memcoins. Collector Crypt is for pokemon cards, roughly speaking, with respect to this market.
Putting those 2 next to a global derivatives market?
Are you kidding?
So HL isn't one overvalued against two undervalued.
Hyperliquid is competing in a different league.
wale.moca 🐳@waleswoosh
I'm wondering why there's such a big valuation gap between the tokens of the top revenue-generating protocols. Hyperliquid is at $17B USD market cap. Pumpfun which makes roughly the same amount in fees is at $500M USD. Collector Crypt has a $130M USD market cap while being very close to both in terms of fee generation. Doesn't make sense to me. Either one is overvalued or two are undervalued
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7/ Numagera is for two groups of people.
For traders who want to apply their strategies at real size. With real buying power, risk management and tech that actually works.
For partners who want to grow by promoting common sense and clarity instead of the typical madness, such as the myth of getting rich overnight.
For more details, see the article:x.com/numageracom/st…
Numagera@numageracom
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Crypto is about to stop being an isolated market.
Once you sit with that, both the products-vs-infrastructure debate and, in our context, the question of what a prop trading firm on Hyperliquid should actually look like get a lot simpler.
Here's our takes 🧵
x.com/Boycrrypt/stat…
𝗕𝗼𝘆𝗰𝗿𝗿𝘆𝗽𝘁 🧸♟️@Boycrrypt
I agree that market caps price future potential But by that logic, shouldn’t the biggest upside come from products built on top of Hyperliquid rather than Hyperliquid itself? Infrastructure is valuable But the companies leveraging that infrastructure are where users actually spend time speaking of infrastructure, what future is Numagera pricing? a prop firm on HL sounds interesting, but I’m curious what the endgame looks like beyond funded accounts
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@Boycrrypt Thanks for the comment. It deserves its own thread, we'll do it right now.
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@koolkrypto223 Options-moptions… too complicated. Their task was straightforward shilling to cause fomo
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I've seen like 30 posts all saying something along the lines of
"I'll long the $SOL breakout over $80"
You are literally describing options.
I don't know a single successful perps trader who perceives the market as, "A fundamental mispricing might exist, but I'll wait for it to be a less asymmetric and more crowded trade before betting on it". 🤡
July $80 $SOL calls are ~$2 on @DeriveXYZ, go blast them if that's your view. Or short them and buy puts if you think this is all a KoL campaign. $SOL vol is relatively cheap rn imo
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@simpelyfe Especially when you need just a small size to pump the primary
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You don't buy shitcoins to pump the price of the primary. You pump the primary to so your shitcoins can send. This isn't rocket science.
Bluntz@Bluntz_Capital
anyone else noticed all the altcoin runners of the last mnth are like mostly solana eco coins? market telling us something
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Numagera@numageracom
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I'm wondering why there's such a big valuation gap between the tokens of the top revenue-generating protocols.
Hyperliquid is at $17B USD market cap. Pumpfun which makes roughly the same amount in fees is at $500M USD. Collector Crypt has a $130M USD market cap while being very close to both in terms of fee generation.
Doesn't make sense to me. Either one is overvalued or two are undervalued
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lmfao
one ansem tweet and the whole timeline is bullish on SOL
their tokenomics cooked
and user base is literally a dead memecoins industry
just pivot to $HYPE and be happy
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🗓️ WEEKLY REVIEW - Sunday, June 21
🔹FED
Warsh's first FOMC dropped the easing bias and lifted the 2026 dot to 3.8%, with the S&P 500 suffering its worst Fed day under a new chair since 1994 before recovering.
🔹USD
The dollar index rose about 1.1% on the week to roughly 101, its highest since May 2025, as traders added rate-hike bets.
🔹OIL
Crude fell around 8.5% on the week as the US-Iran deal eased the energy crunch, before a Friday bounce on the cancelled Switzerland talks.
🔹ASIA
Korea's Kospi added about 9% on the week and Japan's Nikkei set five straight records, while the yen slid past 160 per dollar.
🔹CRYPTO
Pulled back into the weekend as hyperliquid:native fell roughly 13% from its June 16 ATH amid leveraged-long liquidations and a stronger USD.
WEEK AHEAD
🔸Mon Jun 22: US and EUR-area flash PMIs.
🔸Thu Jun 25: US PCE and core PCE inflation.
🔸US-Iran 60-day negotiation window in focus.
🔸BoJ intervention watch as breaks 160.
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