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Splash is now live on the App Store Every market on Hyperliquid. Native iOS. - Split-Screen UX - Chart, Analyze, & Execute from one screen - Trade directly from the chart Your desk is now optional. Link below.

In January, 70% of Hyperliquid volume was crypto. Today it's ~50%. Equities & Commodities absorbed the rest Six months of HIP-3 builders quietly reshaping Finance Things are in motion now which cannot be undone

@jay_drainjr The future is bright

Good Morning Traders

Casually adding margin to my crude oil position in the backseat of an uber while my driver is telling me about his daughter's dance recital

Hyperliquid settles funding every hour. Binance every 8. That's an order-of-magnitude difference in how fast arb capital can tighten basis Faster funding = tighter tracking = better price discovery This is how DeFi wins

@rediamondjr “These are not toy markets”

“rwa”s are trading onchain….hyperliquid”

@andyhyfi Trading Perpetual Futures

what's a beginner hobby for someone just getting into monitoring the situation?

@Hope_ology @180thmeridian iOS only (for now 👀)

@180thmeridian @SplashOS I’m not sure, a little help?

So easy, even a meme trader like me can do it🙃⚫️-‘ ref.splash.bid/YWLY47KA

@Hope_ology meme traders 🤝 hyperliquid

@hannahhughes @virotechnics

@SplashOS @virotechnics Future is bright etc

Hyperliquid traders are getting quoted in the WSJ more than investment bankers these days Future is bright

@MaxCrabbe Nicely done 🤝

Quick one on the new @SplashOS Max Crabbe is back

@punter_punts Hits different on Splash too

when you pull up the tradingview tab and the candle is so large it's off the screen >>>

@ultraflow_app Thank you 🤝 Let us know what else you'd like to see in the app We're iterating fast, DM's are open!

@SplashOS cool product guys

You know the feel...

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@MBxxvv 👀

Paying for tickers on Hyperliquid

Agree with this as well There is an education problem here KoolKrypto is 100% correct that perps won't obsolete options, that doesn't make any sense But if you assume these players are equally educated on both perps & options, and that they are trying to express directional bets; it's unclear why they would choose to keep using options in those cases

A fair counterargument is that “most retail traders” aren’t real size, and also are unlikely to come onchain for perps DEXes due to on ramping friction. Robinhood has retail in a chokehold, and most the degens who really want levered directional exposure have already figured out the basics of options. Thus they’re complacent and it would take a lot for them to switch, unless the opportunity was thrown in their faces directly on a platform they’re already comfortable with

This narrative about perps obsoleting options is as pervasive as it is silly. Young investors want convexity and asymmetric upside and to gamble their way to "making it". The wealthiest class of investors, boomers, want downside protection and income generation against their assets. Covered call ETFs are tremendously popular despite being pretty subpar vehicles. The moment @HyperliquidX teases options, everyone in crypto is suddenly going to flip bullish towards on chain options. AI agents and on chain vault curators abstracting away the options Greeks will be a tremendous tailwind for on chain options. You're leaving money on the table if you don't take the 30 minutes to ask Claude about options basics. Even a basic understanding of GEX (dealer gamma exposure) and large expiries is quite useful specifically for perp trading. $HYPE holders especially have a unique opportunity to put on sizeable hedges and trades through @DeriveXYZ. I bet on range bound price action ($33-39) until these large $HYPE unlocks are digested tomorrow. You can't replicate that trade through perps. Both instruments are here to stay, and I'd bet that on chain options volume growth outscales perps volume growth dramatically for the foreseeable future.

@wpr272 @koolkrypto223 Number go up Number go down Simple as

@SplashOS @koolkrypto223 precisely this, most retail traders aren’t betting on range bound price action