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i keep coming back to the same idea: the best financial products make things easier on both sides usdh-kit is for the builders who need better rails @sentralcash is for everyone who should never have to think about them waitlist: sentral.cash
Yaugourt.hl@Yaugourt

HIP-4 is live. Every outcome market on Hyperliquid is tradeable in $USDH from @nativemarkets. Shipped something with @sumfxn today for every team that wants to integrate USDH without writing the action layer themselves. Quote, swap, bridge, React widget. A few lines and your users are in. Free, maintained, MIT license. More features shipping fast. liquidterminal.xyz/usdh to try the swap live. npmjs.com/package/usdh-k… for the SDK. github.com/sumfxn/usdh-kit for the source. USDH is native to Hyperliquid, fully reserved, and routes 50% of reserve revenue to the Assistance Fund. Every HIP-4 deployer that integrates it gives their traders a structural fee advantage. @sumfxn has been building quietly on Hyperliquid for a long time. Some of it is starting to surface with @sentralcash. It brings a lot of pieces together. Hyperliquid.

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There has never been an exchange compatible with every asset class. When US equities are surging and volume picks up, Nasdaq has a great year. If crypto enters a bull market, Binance and Coinbase volumes 10x. If the Fed is active and rates vol increases, CME has a great quarter. But the Nasdaq can't monetize flows in Japan. The Tokyo Stock Exchange can't make money off the commodites boom. Coinbase doesn't profit off heightened rates volatility. These exchanges aren't made to support a wide array of asset classes and opportunities. Their revenues are highly cyclical, tied to the underlying markets they serve. TradeXYZ breaks this mold entirely. XYZ can create a market for anything near instantly. Equities. Commodities. Rates. FX. There is always something happening in the world. We're designed to capture idosyncratic moments of volatility in a world where anything can happen on any asset, anywhere, anytime. The result is a diversified business that isn't long any single asset class or country, but rather long global asset volatility as a whole. This is the final platform for traders, with deep liquidity for every major market in the world, open 24/7/365. The universal venue. Powered by Hyperliquid. Trade everything, trade XYZ.
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@Yaugourt great resume hyperliquid
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trade.xyz@tradexyz·
S&P Dow Jones Indices and trade[XYZ] have joined forces to launch the first official S&P 500 perpetual contract, available exclusively on Hyperliquid. For 69 years, the S&P 500 has been a defining reference point for global finance. Until now, access to that benchmark has been shaped by market hours, intermediaries, and geography. Today, that changes. The S&P 500 perp is now available 24/7/365, anchored by the official index data required for deep liquidity and institutional confidence at scale.  SPDJI helped define modern indexing. They are stewards of an iconic benchmark, the standard against which portfolios across the globe are measured. We are honored to bring that legacy on-chain. Trade[XYZ] is bringing the world's most iconic assets towards a future of global, continuous markets — a future powered by Hyperliquid.
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@emilylai except that the only important thing is the retail not noticing these changes, because they'll end up using them anyways
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Emily Lai@emilylai·
If you're building a crypto neobank or defibank, you're first competing with other top crypto apps (right), and bigger picture, your competitors are massive fintech apps and fintech neobanks (left) "Neobanks" are the wrong name for banking on crypto rails. These have been around for years by the likes of Brex, Mercury, Chime, Sofi, N26, Revolut etc. They are traditional, centralized banks with a slicker UX DeFi banks on the other hand allow for payments, remittences, earning, borrowing, and saving completely on decentralized blockchain rails. Similar USPs but - onchain capital markets means tapping into a global liquidity layer. Everything is faster, composable, permissionless, and allows for higher APR yields too.
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signüll@signulll·
high agency ppl are rarely "happy" because happiness isn’t the objective function. meaning, coherence, & forward motion matter more. at that point happiness becomes a side effect, not an explicit goal.
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mert@mert·
this concept of "work to make money so you don't have to work anymore" is retarded you work to create something useful so your existence isn't a total waste you then use that money to create grander things as you can now take on more risk the point of life is to create — to go to the grave where all of your potential energy has been converted into kinetic energy
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jack@jack·
the act of creation is the only thing that justifies existence
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@esprisi0 future is bright hyperliquid
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@chameleon_jeff giving back control to people is the point future is written
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jeff.hl@chameleon_jeff·
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.
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espri.hl@esprisi0·
sooner than you think, a mobile app built on top of Hyperliquid will redefine what a broker/bank looks like for normies. It’ll outclass Robinhood, Revolut &co. - lower fees - better UI/UX - non custodial - more products Inevitably, Hyperliquid.
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espri.hl@esprisi0·
Since this tweet (4 days ago): - $HYPE +33% - @tradexyz deployed $TSLA $GOLD & $NVDA perps - @RobinhoodApp announced $HYPE listing - Coinbase listing rumors (cf Polymarket) they still don’t get how powerful HIP3 really is Higher
espri.hl@esprisi0

my thoughts on $HYPE - The $300m cluster that nukes the chart is a great thing, redistributing supply and accelerating AF accumulation. - The team unlock in November is the most bullish event of Q4 for $HYPE. Jeff is based, there's no chance he'll start dumping his $HYPE on the market. relock? staking? Whatever the decision, it will be beneficial in the short/long term. - The 60% decline in OI is a non-event, as it mainly involved delta neutral positions, which had absolutely no impact on HL's revenues. - Atlas Merchant Capital's $300 million buying pressure isn’t priced in. + @unitxyz accumulate HYPE with 100% of their revenue, their impact will become increasingly significant as their revenue grows (which I am sure will happen) - Builder codes, & even more so HIP-3, are in their infancy, and their impact on increasing HL revenues is still underestimated. Accumulating $HYPE at 40% below its ATH is a bargain for me in this context. Hyperliquid

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@QwQiao can relate on the first one never touch 2 times fast made money
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qw@QwQiao·
top 2 best investments ive made 1) some coins i put in deep cold storage. too cumbersome to transfer. too much tax to pay. 2) some physical gold bars. too heavy to move. too lazy to find dealers. worst investments: had a decent long term thesis but jeeted on a whim by pressing sell on a mobile app lesson in here
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