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see you on october 28th 🎁

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if you are: 1️⃣ an nyc resident AND 2️⃣ an actual dad to human children AND 3️⃣ a crypto founder DM me your tg handle. we are going to start doing a series of crypto founder dads meetups and by meetups i mean drinking 1 to 3 beers at houston hall from 5:00pm-6:30pm on wednesdays, once per month.

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thank you jeff Hyperliquid

@laurentzeimes Amazing

@Credib1eGuy 5T right?

@gdog97_ Great work - very excited for this proposal

let's ride

@Evan_ss6 diversity equity iperliquid

Wrong answers only why should public companies acquire alternative cryptocurrencies?

@liminalmoney gliminal liminal.money/?invite=PJV62

By community request, we’ve raised the Core stage TVL cap to $20,000,000. • Same invite system. • 100 new codes dropping via the core team. • Max balance per user is now $500,000. • Introduction of cap per asset. Faster, sharper, and built to scale.

@josephpalbanese Exciting!

new project: cleo (kindle + llm) 📚 cleo is an ios app that pairs whatever book you're reading on kindle with an llm (o3) — ask questions, get recaps/summaries, or listen/discuss (think audiobooks but interactive). the llm has context on exactly where you are + the book contents. best part? no complex setup needed. just link your kindle account and that's it. it just works. reply / rt for testflight invite 👇

half the timeline hasnt used hyperliquid & 70% hasnt used the HyperEVM, while $HYPE is the fastest growing application in crypto in the most profitable sector of the market & the only token w/ buybacks of $500M+ on an annual basis

@LootbaseX 25/7

@WhaleInsider RIP

@thiccyth0t welcome back thiccy

@Evan_ss6 tax minimizooooor

are you guys planning to hold TRUMP for LTCG?

@0xak_ sorry to hear this - hoping you'll get some resolution soon

> be me, have a NY state tax issue where I was incorrectly assessed a sizable penalty that is now in collections > call NY state tax office (Individual Tax Liability Resolution Center) last November to discuss it and file a dispute > spend 2 hours on hold, and eventually told I would hear a resolution in 30 days from the agent who filed the dispute for me and that a 30-day collections hold would be placed on my account > call back 20 days later and be told that the original agent never actually filed the dispute because their system was broken/bugged > speak with new agent who says that she will file the dispute for me, and to check back in another 30 days > ask to have interest accumulation on the penalty paused while they work on the dispute, especially since the first agent did not properly file the dispute as they said they would > agent says no, that there is no way to stop interest from accruing and that if the dispute is not resolved in my favor, I will have to pay all of it, and there is nothing I can do > call back in the new year, only to find that when calling the direct Individual Tax Liability Resolution Center line I was given, no matter what I do in the phone tree, I cannot reach an agent: I either get a 3-minute recorded automated message, or reach a point where I *should* be connected with an agent, only to get a recorded message of "Sorry, all agents are currently busy helping other callers, please try again later" > every time the "Sorry, all agents are currently busy helping other callers, please try again later", the phone tree automatically hangs up the call and disconnects > call 11 times over 3 days at all different hours, each for several minutes navigating the phone tree, get the same message and disconnect every time > find another phone number that is more generic and finally manage to get through to an agent, they connect me through to the Individual Tax Liability Resolution Center directly and I manage to speak with a new agent > ask for an update on my dispute, told that there is no record of it being filed beyond the note from my call last time > ask for them to pause interest accumulation on penalties, told the same as last time: no > agent tells me that the amount is large enough that she cannot do anything herself, and that even her supervisor likely cannot, and that it has to go 'up the chain' > ask if I can speak with supervisor or someone up the chain, told I cannot, but that the original agent can follow up with me via phone, but that they are not working today so I cannot speak with them now > ask to have collections action put on hold while the dispute is being resolved, told that I need to speak with a different department for that > get connected to different department, then as soon as I get through the call gets dropped > try to call the different department directly, get the same "Sorry, all agents are currently busy helping other callers, please try again later" message and get hung up on by the automated system > call the main number that worked to get through the first time, talk to an agent, they connect me to the different department, and I get the same "Sorry, all agents are currently busy helping other callers, please try again later" message and get hung up on by the automated system > call the main number AGAIN and speak to a different agent, explain that i was disconnected last time and ask to be put through directly, told that the agent cannot do that > after 5 minutes of back and forth, agent says to "try calling every hour and see if you get through at some point" and I inform her this is my 15th time trying > agent says to keep trying and that they will transfer me over, get transferred, get same "Sorry, all agents are currently busy helping other callers, please try again later" message and get hung up on by the automated system > now 16 calls deep and 15+ hours on the phone with NY State employees and no closer to any resolution or answer for my problem > it would have been faster for me to drive to Albany from NYC, talk to people in-person, and drive home, and maybe I would be slightly closer to an answer This staggering level of incompetence and malicious behavior by the NY State Tax office cannot be allowed to continue. At this point I guess I should be calling senators, but I am truly at a loss as to how to even begin to fix the problem. I have every phone tree memorized, I have begged with NY State Tax agents to help me to no avail, and I am no closer to even beginning to get an answer about a giant erroneously-charged tax bill. HELP @elonmusk @realDonaldTrump @GovKathyHochul @SenSchumer @RepJerryNadler @SenGillibrand

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The people’s chain deserves the people’s exchange. Today, we’re proud to announce GTE’s seed fundraising, backed by top tier investors, market makers, angels, and most importantly: Backed by you.

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