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paranoid shadowy idiot

[ab @ABTestingAlpha]

This is like CZ vs SBF, except Elon and Trump not sure who is who in this analogy

[ab @ABTestingAlpha]

HIP-3 is a bit like buying an NYSE seat back in the day (except now you'e a mkt maker, exchange operator, and feed recipient vs. floor trader).

[ab @ABTestingAlpha]

HL is giga builder-friendly. Easy API, builder codes, HIP-3. Each decision to max builder incentives. Uni would be in a different place if they did this early on (why hook excitement always felt hollow). Builder codes are like referral fees, except with recurring upside, and

[Franklyn Wang @frank_liquid]

people still don't understand the impact of HIP-3

for the first time ever, anyone can deploy their own perps market on a global exchange with deep liquidity

and print 50% of the trading fees off of that asset, forever

and it requires 1 million staked $HYPE to deploy a perps market when HIP-3 hits mainnet

token sink

early

[ab @ABTestingAlpha]

content coins are like trying to do music NFTs all over again

[cortexprotocol.hl @Cortex_Protocol]

Sell anything and Buy $HYPE in one click. Today. Only on Cortex.

Hyperliquid.

[ab @ABTestingAlpha]

If trad brokerages took stables, it would open up a huge chunk of business for them. This is the main problem to solve. As much as I like HL, I’m not going to trade equities or cmdtys on there. Already enough risk as it is (platform, custody, reg, liquidity), why add more.

[ab @ABTestingAlpha]

@Pool2Paulie @0xKNL__ overall church attendance has been declining, but segments doing well. megachurch attendance and bible app sales both ATHs.

[ab @ABTestingAlpha]

mahomes clearly distracted by all his memecoin trading

[ab @ABTestingAlpha]

there was a period when the hacker news intelligentsia would say stuff like “It’s just an aws wrapper, they’re not even running their own underground Iceland-based bare metal servers hyper-optimized in Assembly, no way this has durability”

[ab @ABTestingAlpha]

What's happening under the hood. User describes desire, the LLM interprets the request, and the Cortex agent + intent parser construct a transaction for them to sign. First step is the staking workflow below, but you can see how we can use the framework to support n strategies.

[cortexprotocol.hl @Cortex_Protocol]

Instead of building a traditional front end, claiming $CX is done through our first task-specific AI agent.

This is a super early look at the future of DeFi.

Prompt to trade.

Try it out - https://t.co/VCZQRneCng

[ab @ABTestingAlpha]

@AureliusBTC talking to my Cortex agent today. interesting.

[ab @ABTestingAlpha]

difference between Friendtech and Hyperliquid opening trades and subsequent PA was ppl thought former didn’t have staying power vs what HL’s doing right now

[ab @ABTestingAlpha]

We acknowledge your request to add padding to the header. This matter falls under purview of Deputy Minister for Margin and Padding, Mr. Rufus Barleycroft. Please note Mr. Barleycroft is on leave during July and August. Rest assured, we will address this matter upon his return.

[Pirate Wires @PirateWires]

A new regulatory coup in the UK could give London regulators the power interfere at the level of product design and to stop any tech acquisition, anywhere, for basically any reason they want. More:

• A newly minted UK regulator will soon be handed a raft of sweeping powers that will allow it to subject American tech companies to aggressive legal interventions

• A new “ex-ante” framework means US tech companies will be forced to work with regulators at the level of product design

• Companies face fines of up to 10% of global revenue for violations and up to 5% of global revenue for failing to cooperate with investigations (potentially on top of similarly large fines levied by the EU)

• The new laws allow the UK government to compel businesses and individuals abroad to produce information, including testimony and documentation, even in cases where (a) the deal is not primarily UK-related (b) the individuals in question are not UK nationals or residents and (c) the relevant documents are stored outside the UK

New @AshleyRindsberg piece on Pirate Wires today. Link is threaded. 👇

[ab @ABTestingAlpha]

Builders should be super excited right now. Amount of tooling that exists vs. last cycle is night and day: dev frameworks, advanced simulation tools, RPC providers, rollup SDKs, simplified pipelines, standard libs to avoid handrolling (wallets, indexing, auth).

Oh yeah, and AI.

[ab @ABTestingAlpha]

@Socrates0x study Jim Barksdale if he had account abstraction

[ab @ABTestingAlpha]

it’s all the same chart

[no @sarah07144297]

Most Polymarket users are net negative and only ~2k users have over $1k profit

[ab @ABTestingAlpha]

@AureliusBTC @Socrates0x @0xKNL__ study Jim Barksdale

[ab @ABTestingAlpha]

@Cortex_Protocol let's abstract the chains

[cortexprotocol.hl @Cortex_Protocol]

Cortex L1 - blockchains, unified. Secured by $SYN

[ab @ABTestingAlpha]

this weeks new yorker has bitcoin on the cover and someone named Lindy in its fiction segment

what do they know?