@ElonTrades Yes. You can bridge monero to Hyperliquid. Trade whatever you want (us equities, commodities, metals) withdraw it, and then if you’re able to memorize a mnemonic phrase, travel the world with $1,000,000,000 in your brain
@kukulabanze@thenarrator Agreed, the Keepers showed up. I just wish there was more honest work onchain. Too much of what passes for effort is farming points or chasing emissions. The real jobs, getting paid for effort, risk and execution, are still a small slice.
@DeFi_Dad@aeroxyz Worth adding: yields are this high because volatility is high. Volatility drives the volume and fees, but it's also what knocks tight ranges out of range and racks up IL. Great when you manage it actively, but be careful annualizing a volatile week ;)
@0xTraderSam this is a consequence of being active in the most reflexive market of all time. In bear markets there is no sign of hope and at the top we are unstoppable.
The cypherpunks won, The dream came true. You can deposit $ZEC into $NEAR intents and trade tokenized equities and then withdraw into a private currency you can put on a flash drive and go anywhere in the world with.
Now all of the global financial system is trickling on-chain. New market mechanisms, new ownership categories, new rails that didn't exist in any form five years ago.
And over those same five years BTC is only up marginally. The price of BTC is not the only scoreboard. Price was measuring one thing while capability compounded somewhere else entirely, and if you spent that whole stretch watching the four year cycle you missed it.
The cycles are not the whole story. They’re just easy to chart.
@davidgan1818 Thats why I find the best measure is the X-axis on charts. If we are a year into a bull market, maybe its time to look to the downside. If a year into a bear, time to look at upside.