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[Benjamin Singer 🔮 (🖤,🤍) (🌸, 🌿) 🐰 ⚙️ @BenjaminSinger8]

@hypurrdash @Auros_global @ManifoldTrading Who is the ABC market maker btw?

[Lighter @Lighter_xyz]

At Lighter, we have taken many lessons to heart from previous experiments in tokenized governance. We are doing things differently 🧵

[smartestmoney.hl @smartestmoney]

Your money, his net worth.

Game is game.

Until you learn to stop playing his game.

#neverforget1010

[Jukan @ICML @jukan05]

Claude can now directly access Financial Datasets through MCP.

You can ask questions in natural language and access income statements, balance sheets, cash flow statements, and more for 17,000 companies over the past 30 years.

Too bad Bloomberg isn’t publicly listed.

[Elon Musk @elonmusk]

Proceed with caution

[Benjamin Singer 🔮 (🖤,🤍) (🌸, 🌿) 🐰 ⚙️ @BenjaminSinger8]

@Cbb0fe How was your vip care package brother?

[🏴‍☠️ @calvinfroedge]

Man, this thing is turning into an absolute s*** show so fast

[Marjorie Taylor Greene 🇺🇸 @mtgreenee]

I did not campaign for this.
I did not donate money for this.
I did not vote for this, in elections or Congress.
This is heartbreaking and tragic.
And how many more innocent will die?
What about our own military?
This is not what we thought MAGA was supposed to be.
Shame!

[Min Choi @minchoi]

Did Apple just kill every iOS vibe coding app?

Apple just dropped Xcode 26.3 with agentic coding.

Claude Code + Codex are now built into Xcode.

And with MCP support.

[José Donato @josedonato__]

see where all the open take profit orders are?

hyperliquid

[Benjamin Singer 🔮 (🖤,🤍) (🌸, 🌿) 🐰 ⚙️ @BenjaminSinger8]

@HYPEconomist @Sakrexer iykyk

[NMTD.HL @NMTD8]

HyperEVM tokens are giving you the opportunity to buy ownership in revenue generating projects at miniscule valuations.

The good ones will eventually give you 10-500x gains.

Much prefer accumulating these cheap and waiting for the masses to come to HL once it's in the top 5 rather than buy at high valuations and see them go down -99%.

Hyperliquid.

[vol @allaboutvol]

very cool seeing that lately wintermute's account on hl has been quoting across more hip3 markets as well

[Dan Nystedt @dnystedt]

Great explainer on how chips work and industry basics

[Priyanshu Priyank @PriyanshuP1405]

MIT and Yale playlist were good ones

[Shanaka Anslem Perera ⚡ @shanaka86]

The US just handed Iran a document that is not a negotiation. It is a capitulation order.

The Wall Street Journal obtained the American demands presented in Geneva today. Destroy Fordow. Destroy Natanz. Destroy Isfahan. Hand over every gram of enriched uranium to the United States. Zero enrichment permanently, no sunset clauses, no expiration dates. Behave for the rest of your lives. In exchange, minimal sanctions relief upfront with more only if you comply with everything forever.

Iran’s counterproposal, approved personally by Khamenei, arrived showing almost no change from the previous round. A 3-to-5 year enrichment suspension. Increased IAEA oversight. Willingness to dilute stockpiles. But zero flexibility on the one demand Washington says is non-negotiable: permanent zero enrichment on Iranian soil.

The gap between these two positions is not a negotiation gap. It is the distance between sovereignty and surrender. And no government in the history of nuclear diplomacy has voluntarily dismantled its own program, surrendered its own fissile material to its adversary, and accepted permanent restrictions with no expiration while that adversary had 500 aircraft parked on its doorstep.

The FDD’s Andrea Stricker called it a “suicide mission.” She is right, but not the way she means it. These demands are designed to be rejected. A proposal that requires a sovereign nation to physically destroy three of its own facilities and hand its enriched uranium to the country threatening to bomb it is not diplomacy. It is the paperwork you file before the paperwork becomes irrelevant.

Barak Ravid confirmed today’s talks were both indirect and direct, with a pause for consultations. That pause is the tell. When both sides need to consult after the first session, it means the positions presented were further apart than either side expected to encounter. Araghchi’s “good outlook” from yesterday has already collided with the reality of what Washington put on the table.
Now hold this against what is happening outside the room.

The demands say destroy Fordow. The F-22s at Ovda exist to destroy Fordow. The demands say dismantle Natanz. The B-2s at Whiteman carry the GBU-57s that reach Natanz. The demands say eliminate Isfahan. The Tomahawks on two carrier strike groups are programmed for Isfahan. Every demand in the document has a military equivalent already in theater. The negotiating position is a target list with diplomatic formatting.

Iran is being asked to do voluntarily what the United States is prepared to do by force. The document is not an alternative to the strike. The document is the strike translated into legalese, presented one last time before the translation becomes unnecessary.

Geneva is not where this gets resolved.

Geneva is where the historical record gets established. The United States offered terms. Iran rejected the core demand. The diplomatic predicate for military action was constructed in a hotel conference room while 500 aircraft waited outside.

The curtain went up today in Geneva. But the show was never in the building. The show is on the tarmacs at Ovda, on the flight decks of the Ford and Lincoln, in the bomb bays of B-2s sitting in Missouri, and on the coral runway at Diego Garcia where the refueling corridor begins.

Geneva is the intermission. The next act does not require a negotiating table.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

https://t.co/BrzGRrU3VW

[Alex @alex_hunter20]

This is Binance future BTCUSDT orderbook vs Hyperliquid perp orderbook btw.

You can literally market close 4000 $BTC ($272M) long in one clip and the price will only drop by 4.5% on Hyperliquid versus ?? we don't even know on Binance because if you market close half of that, $BTC will already drop by 9%.

Hyperliquid is just the most liquid venue for crypto in the world.

[Max Crypto @MaxCrypto]

Fucking read this.

This is why crypto didn’t pump like it did in 2017 and 2021.

This is why we’ve seen nonstop dumping in the market.

We are poor not because we’re bad at trading, it’s because we’re trading in a rigged game.

[toly 🇺🇸 @toly]

He who controls the spice

[Andrew Lokenauth @FluentInFinance]

“Perplexity, build me a $30,000/year Bloomberg terminal. Make no mistakes.”