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شامل ہوئے Ekim 2017
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@rightclcksaveas great mindset and would love to try out tinderliquid! sent a dm
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louis, cy
louis, cy@rightclcksaveas·
vibe-cooking this tinder-style perp trader showed me how much room there is to experiment with trading interfaces we went from bloomberg terminals to actual good perp frontends over the last few years clean charts, decent ux, mobile apps that work but now we can push even further gamified interfaces, social features, completely new ways to frame the same trades swipe right to long, swipe left to short the mechanics dont change but the feeling does and this only exists because @chameleon_jeff and the @hyperliquidx team built rails that let anyone experiment without hyperliquid we couldnt bring new ideas to finance or find creative ways to expose people to trading most protocols lock you into their interface hyperliquid gives you the building blocks and says go i really think more people should be asking: how could trading actually feel fun then build a frontend on top of hl that proves it we all have access to the same tools, the same apis, thousands of online resources to learn from the only thing missing is someone willing to try something different so take a walk, think about what trading could look like if you started from scratch then build it if you want to try tinderliquid and give feedbacks just dm if you want to build something and need help just dm too higher, together
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800.HL@degennQuant·
Liquid banking hit multiple ATHs this week on: - Credit spend - Borrow and send volume - Daily transactions This is all still organic activity with no incentives, just a good product built into @HyperliquidX
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s@sershokunin·
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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SmartMoneyCrypto@SmartMoneyCrpto·
I remember those Altcoins like $HYPE last cycle They looked resilient Went sideways allot even in down trends Then People went from “it’s so strong” to “when will it stop going down” real fast
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BP@0xBasedPunk·
@indexsy REDDIT
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Jacky Chou (buying online businesses up to $1m)
REPEAT AFTER ME Reddit comment count is a ranking factor RIGHT NOW There's a method where you can generate 50 Reddit comments for $0.50 a pop THE SOP 1. Own a subreddit in your niche 2. Export top posts from related subs 3. Rewrite and post with your mod account 4. Generate 50 comments with one click 5. Approve them as mod 6. Watch your posts rank NO ONE is doing this at scale (BESIDES THE VPN COMPANIES) Comment "REDDIT" + like this post and I'll DM you the method (must be following)
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Garrett
Garrett@GarrettBullish·
People are talking about $100 oil hitting Asia. CSI 300 since the war started: -0.1% KOSPI: -11% Nikkei: -8% India: -6.5% "China can't survive this" is the laziest narrative right now. Hormuz oil = only 6.6% of China's total energy consumption. SPR: 1.2-1.4B barrels = about 6 months of buffer. EV penetration: >50% of new car sales. Grid oil/gas dependency: 4%.
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BP@0xBasedPunk·
@benjamincowen @grok where can i trade after-hours on $usoil powell gonna play with it
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BP@0xBasedPunk·
@benjamincowen Thank you for all the business cycle awareness. @benjamincowen are you watching USOIL during weekend action and after-hours as an indicator? @markets_xyz has USOIL & other stocks, commodities available to trade 24:7. The after hour action seems to be leading indicator for gap
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Santiago R Santos
Santiago R Santos@santiagoroel·
Days like today make you wonder why finance isn’t open on weekends I’m sitting next to a macro guy discussing Iran strikes. While he’s speculating what markets will do on Monday I pull up Hyperliquid’s oil perp +5% @ $86 Brain melted. Yeah - 24/7/365 tokenized commodity trading is going to explode
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Benjamin Cowen
Benjamin Cowen@benjamincowen·
Most business cycles of the past have ended shortly after the price of oil spiked. Rising geopolitical conflict threatens to cause that once again. If oil starts moving higher, it usually marks the beginning of the end of the business cycle.
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Jordi Alexander
Jordi Alexander@gametheorizing·
Paolo said ANYTHING/USDT goes. As the weekly 200k $USDT airdrops are about to kick off, what new markets would you like @Dreamcash to deploy? More Vanilla or.. exotic (eg 10 year Treasury, Opensea premarket..)
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LayerZero@LayerZero_Core·
In a world full of infrastructure, there aren’t nearly enough teams building the frontend and serving it to consumers. There remains a massive opportunity for an internet-native exchange for permissionless global markets. @GTE_XYZ has the chance to do exactly that: bring all assets, to everyone, across the world. On the same rails being used by some of the largest financial companies in the world.
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GTE has partnered with @LayerZero_Core to build the Treasury Layer of Turbo on Zero.

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mitsuri
mitsuri@0xmitsurii·
How was the show Silicon Valley so ahead of its time?
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David Senra
David Senra@FoundersPodcast·
This is an incredible story:
David Senra@davidsenra

Jimmy: I had no f*cking idea how to run a company. None. Zero. David: Is this when David Geffen sold Geffen Records [for $550 million]? Jimmy: Yeah. David: Can you tell that story? Jimmy: David Geffen is brilliant. He comes from right near my neighborhood in Brooklyn. He's exactly 10 years older than me. He's five seven. I'm five seven. He's Jewish. I'm Italian. We were buddies. He was great with artists. He signed Joni Mitchell and The Eagles and all this great sh*t. So I felt real comradery with him. I'm producing records. I'm actually in the studio for 20 years making music. I wake up one day and he sold his company for $500 million. I'm from Brooklyn. I want to make a lot of money. I'm not embarrassed by that. I wanted to live like I saw on tv. David: What I love in “The Defiant Ones” …cause everybody feels this way. Especially if you didn't grow up with money. I know exactly what you're talking about. This story comes from when you were an engineer, not a record producer [yet]. You see this producer and he comes in and he's got a leather jacket, a fancy bag, and he's got a beautiful girl. And you’re like: That’s it! Jimmy: Yeah, you bet. That's it. You gotta tell yourself the truth. I'm not Bob Dylan, Mick Jagger. Bruce Springsteen, Stevie Wonder. Marvin Gaye. So I felt the next best way in was producing. That was my way in. So I'm like, well this feels really good. And then I saw Geffen and I said… David: That feels better! Jimmy: Oh sh*t! He's doing the same thing. He's not even in the studio all night. He goes home at six o'clock. I'm working until three o'clock in the morning, So I said I bet I can do that. David: And then you go talk to him and what does he say? Jimmy: He said to me, “You could start a record company. You know how many stupid people there are that have record companies?” So I started a record company.

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David Senra
David Senra@davidsenra·
Jimmy: I had no f*cking idea how to run a company. None. Zero. David: Is this when David Geffen sold Geffen Records [for $550 million]? Jimmy: Yeah. David: Can you tell that story? Jimmy: David Geffen is brilliant. He comes from right near my neighborhood in Brooklyn. He's exactly 10 years older than me. He's five seven. I'm five seven. He's Jewish. I'm Italian. We were buddies. He was great with artists. He signed Joni Mitchell and The Eagles and all this great sh*t. So I felt real comradery with him. I'm producing records. I'm actually in the studio for 20 years making music. I wake up one day and he sold his company for $500 million. I'm from Brooklyn. I want to make a lot of money. I'm not embarrassed by that. I wanted to live like I saw on tv. David: What I love in “The Defiant Ones” …cause everybody feels this way. Especially if you didn't grow up with money. I know exactly what you're talking about. This story comes from when you were an engineer, not a record producer [yet]. You see this producer and he comes in and he's got a leather jacket, a fancy bag, and he's got a beautiful girl. And you’re like: That’s it! Jimmy: Yeah, you bet. That's it. You gotta tell yourself the truth. I'm not Bob Dylan, Mick Jagger. Bruce Springsteen, Stevie Wonder. Marvin Gaye. So I felt the next best way in was producing. That was my way in. So I'm like, well this feels really good. And then I saw Geffen and I said… David: That feels better! Jimmy: Oh sh*t! He's doing the same thing. He's not even in the studio all night. He goes home at six o'clock. I'm working until three o'clock in the morning, So I said I bet I can do that. David: And then you go talk to him and what does he say? Jimmy: He said to me, “You could start a record company. You know how many stupid people there are that have record companies?” So I started a record company.
David Senra@davidsenra

My conversation with Jimmy Iovine (@jimmyiovine_), co-founder of @Interscope Records & @BeatsbyDre. 0:00 The Corny World of Fame 0:54 The Impact of Social Media on Fame 1:27 Chasing Greatness: Personal Reflections 2:10 Technological Shifts in the Music Industry 3:24 The Streaming Service Dilemma 5:34 The Artist's Perspective on Streaming 6:39 Early Career and Influences 9:40 The Importance of Humility 11:19 Working with the Best: A Career Retrospective 13:07 The Role of Brutal Honesty 15:00 Navigating the Music Industry 33:50 The Birth of Beats by Dre 46:14 The Music Industry's Customer Problem 46:44 Vertically Integrating Culture and Fashion 47:13 Building Beats: From Music Videos to Headphones 48:03 Marketing is Empathy 50:28 The Journey of Beats Music 59:09 The Future of the Music Industry with AI 1:14:40 The Bend in the Pipe: Harnessing Fear and Obsession 1:29:12 Comparing Work Approaches with Dr. Dre 1:30:50 The Tortured Path to Success 1:32:41 Balancing Happiness and Ambition 1:35:22 The Importance of Peace and Therapy 1:49:30 Learning from Legends 1:55:57 The Influence of Bono and Dre 2:00:15 California Dreams and Career Milestones 2:07:20 Final Thoughts and Reflections Includes paid partnerships.

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BP@0xBasedPunk·
@TiffanyFong “not generic AI advice, treatment by licensed clinicians” Probably similar results too lol
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Piv○t@Pivot922·
Who got a direct line to @tradexyz I need IWM or Russel2000 Which ever one, plz gib me this index!
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