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🚀🚀 I've been building HypeTerminal — an open-sourced trading client for @HyperliquidX It's live. Give it a spin 🔗 hypeterminal.com 🔗 github.com/vipineth/hypet… Here's what it does and where it's going 🧵

@adelbucetta @HyperliquidX @HYPERDailyTK yes, spent last couple of weeks trying to make it modular and cohesive. Do you have anything specific in mind, any feature or suggestions?

@vipineth @HyperliquidX @HYPERDailyTK the real unlock is what happens when you can iterate on client-side without vendor dependencies

Sneak peek into the upgraded HypeTerminal: an Open Sourced Client 🚀 github.com/vipineth/hypet… #hype $hype @HyperliquidX @HYPERDailyTK

@tanoeth @uttam_singhk @0xNairolf @smartestmoney @btc_charlie @prastutkumar @0xDeep If you get a chance to try it out — honest feedback means a lot. A RT would help too

This is just the start 🛤️: Not a finished product — a starting point. I'm building this in public. Every feature, every decision, every update — you'll see it happen in real time right here. But I can't build the best trading client in a vacuum. I need you to use it, break it, and tell me what sucks and what's missing. Reply here, open a GitHub issue, DM me — whatever works. Every piece of feedback ships faster than you think.

🚀🚀 I've been building HypeTerminal — an open-sourced trading client for @HyperliquidX It's live. Give it a spin 🔗 hypeterminal.com 🔗 github.com/vipineth/hypet… Here's what it does and where it's going 🧵

Anyone who’s written software knows that the last 5% can take 95% of the time Edge cases, conflicts, weird environments, you name it And for many areas of work, 95% right is still 100% wrong AI is a remarkable tool and a huge productivity gain. Laws of physics still apply.

hyperliquid needs a open sourced client and mobile app

flowsurface is trending on @github, almost 1k stars best free and open source crypto orderflow tool that connects directly to hyperliquid, binance, bybit, okx contributed a few times to the project and made the project's website, more details below

Agency > Intelligence I had this intuitively wrong for decades, I think due to a pervasive cultural veneration of intelligence, various entertainment/media, obsession with IQ etc. Agency is significantly more powerful and significantly more scarce. Are you hiring for agency? Are we educating for agency? Are you acting as if you had 10X agency? Grok explanation is ~close: “Agency, as a personality trait, refers to an individual's capacity to take initiative, make decisions, and exert control over their actions and environment. It’s about being proactive rather than reactive—someone with high agency doesn’t just let life happen to them; they shape it. Think of it as a blend of self-efficacy, determination, and a sense of ownership over one’s path. People with strong agency tend to set goals and pursue them with confidence, even in the face of obstacles. They’re the type to say, “I’ll figure it out,” and then actually do it. On the flip side, someone low in agency might feel more like a passenger in their own life, waiting for external forces—like luck, other people, or circumstances—to dictate what happens next. It’s not quite the same as assertiveness or ambition, though it can overlap. Agency is quieter, more internal—it’s the belief that you *can* act, paired with the will to follow through. Psychologists often tie it to concepts like locus of control: high-agency folks lean toward an internal locus, feeling they steer their fate, while low-agency folks might lean external, seeing life as something that happens *to* them.”

This is so much fun, loving it 👏. This has to be the most effective way to learn @RareSkills_io @RareCodeAI Almost half way through 😉

BREAKING: @asgardfi announces their flagship product Credit Backed Positions — amplify your buying power with credit and repay your credit line over time with your income

@shafu0x but do you think it matters?

nobody cares about decentralized frontends

Backed by Fearless We have raised a $2.2M seed round to help fearless sovereign individuals take structured positions in Internet Capital Markets Led by: @robotventures

1/ A bit of backstory on how we got here: When we started building Asgard two years ago, we weren’t thinking about “DeFi primitives” or “market structure.” We were just… annoyed. The issue wasn’t UX in the usual sense. It was the lack of empathy in how things were built. the moments when you needed clarity the most — on the subway, in transit, boarding a flight, were exactly the moments DeFi gave you nothing. It felt like DeFi was missing a basic sensory system. - no system that respected the reality of how people actually operate: on trains, in between tasks, with imperfect timing and incomplete information. - no notifications, no unified view - no way to express a simple directional view without jumping through hoops. as engineers, that stuck with us, because none of these limitations were fundamental — they were artifacts of a fragmented stack that grew without a cohesive operating layer. so we did what felt most natural: strip the problem down to first principles. Before dreaming up anything big, we asked a simple question: What’s the smallest thing that proves this pain exists beyond us? that became a Telegram bot. a simple interface that watched your money market positions and told you everything you needed in a few seconds — debt, yield earned, health factor, liquidation buffer. You didn’t need a dashboard. No context switching. Just open TG and you knew. that tiny tool ended up revealing a lot. people all around the world started using it. not because it was fancy, but because it respected their time and attention. In just 3 months, It was monitoring over $160M of user positions. then came the next insight — not from what users said explicitly, but what they whispered and how they behaved. they wanted to adjust collateral, refinance debt, manage risk — not once in a while, but continuously. so we built those pathways. volume increased. the thesis become more real. then another pattern emerged: people struggled to discover yield, evaluate risk, and execute in one place without relying on “trust-me-bro” information. so we built a unified yield engine with real data, real history, and real risk context. that alone saw tens of millions in early volume. at that point, it was clear that these weren’t isolated pain points. they were symptoms of a deeper missing layer: DeFi had no coherent system for structured positions. everyone, traders, quants, funds, whales, “sovereign individuals” — ended up improvising with loops, spreadsheets, bots, perps, and good intentions. nothing spoke the same language. nothing was built for conviction-sized exposure with real risk management and in built compliance support. that realization is what led us to today. what we’re building now at Asgard isn’t a product we imagined from day one. It’s the conclusion of two years of listening, observing, shipping, breaking, and rebuilding. every step pulled us toward the same truth: DeFi needs a coherent system for structured onchain exposure. that’s what Asgard is becoming. strong and enduring systems aren’t built in isolation. they’re built with people who think clearly, execute relentlessly, and choose the long arc. grateful for our team: @prastutkumar @0xSahil95 @vipineth @inSitesh @meowman_sol @josephk89 @axshay613 and to our amazing supporters who believed in the mission early: @tarunchitra @0xShitTrader @macbrennan_cc @mattytay @toly @edgarpavlovsky @barrett_io @DoctorBlocks @joeljohn + many more. Forged for the Fearless

6/ Asgard Finance: We had @josephk89 from @asgardfi. Asgard Finance enables users to take credit-backed positions in Internet Capital Markets.