Everyone should boycott Polymarket
Not because there’s no airdrop. If they clearly stated there won’t be a poly token, I’d have no problem with them
But the way they treat their own community with $poly is outrageous. I never used it for the airdrop, it simply had the most liquid markets for what I needed
As long as these incompetent people are running it i’m never touching it again
Exposing one of the biggest scammers in the space:
@Mattertrades
He dm's members of his private group and gets them to directly send him funds so he "trades for them"
Then keeps the money and either ghost or blocks them
I have found over 30 victims so far
Over $500k stolen
4/ On Mar 6, 2025, I funded a new address with 349.7K USDC on Ethereum in preparation to conduct several transactions with Jimmy Green.
My address:
0x073256b50d66a7eb005f2a504d0a4fb6ea62a276
It currently doesn’t qualify as revenue sharing
Buybacks create value indirectly through the token price, with revenue sharing, staking would receive the cash flow directly, potentially generating significantly more than the current ~2% annual staking yield
And the buy pressure would still remain imo it would likely become significantly stronger
+30-40 years staking rewards could be removed from the supply
Do not sell your S3 airdrop
If the SEC actually allows revenue sharing, stakers could receive share of the exchange profits instead of staking rewards, potentially significantly more than the current 1.8–2.4% annual staking yield on HL
And if staking rewards no longer need to come from token emissions, the tokens currently allocated for staking rewards could potentially be burned instead
Instant $1000 / HYPE
Had a great time at the @reboundx_net Perp DEX Day trading competition hosted by @magonia_B
I first entered the perp DEX world through @Lighter_xyz , and since then I’ve traded across countless perp DEXs and they’re still where I do most of my trading today.
This time, I had the chance to compete against some great traders representing @variational_io , @Aster_DEX , and @Lighter_xyz in a short 30-minute competition. And somehow, I managed to take 1st place.
Having used all four exchanges myself, I personally felt that Extended was the easiest and most comfortable venue for HTF trading, and I think that ended up being a pretty meaningful edge for me during the competition.
I’m also sitting on around 30K Extended points myself, so I’m definitely looking forward to the upcoming TGE.
Had a lot of fun competing with everyone.
Expecting more!
We were always quite open that these investments were for strategic purposes, not because we needed the cash. We’ve always had very low burn with minimal headcount, although we recently hired a bunch.
The eToro news was massively delayed because of legal reasons, but if you think a wallet integration was the strategic part, then you’re wrong. That’s just an integration. The real strategic part will come later, and it has been in the works for a long time.
Then we have our focus on the EU, and we’re migrating to Arc by Circle, a major US player. How convenient that they have expertise in that market while we focus on the EU.
Then we have Arc, the new chain. That’s also not a random decision and has been in the works for a while. If you read their docs, then, well... maybe there’s some alpha in there if you can connect some of the things they talk about with what Extended offers.
This is all public info. Sorry, we don’t pay KOLs to be loud about everything. We don’t do that, it’s a waste of money.
anyways, expecting more
Migration to Arc.
Extended is migrating to Arc as part of a strategic partnership between Circle and Extended focused on three core pillars:
1. Anchoring on-chain trading on Arc, with Circle as a key stakeholder in Extended’s ecosystem
2. Tokenising RWAs while bringing broader market coverage and deeper liquidity across both spot and perpetual markets
3. Distributing trading products within and beyond crypto, directly and through Tier 1 institutional partnerships
Beyond the commercial rationale, Arc is also a strong technical fit for Extended:
• Deterministic sub-second finality
• Predictable, dollar-based gas fees
• EVM compatibility
The migration is being designed to minimize disruption for users and ensure uninterrupted trading.
More details on the partnership, migration timeline, and mechanics will be shared separately. Users will be notified of any action required on their part ahead of migration.
Hyperliquid - deyaled and..?
99% of the current “farmers” have no idea how much outrage there was around Hyperliquid when they announced Season 2. Just go back and read the comments from that time, look at how people commented about HL and Jeff back then. And now the exact same thing is happening with Extended and Ruslan
You have no idea what’s being prepared behind the scenes
https://t.co/sMt4nir88b
@0xfinwizz The outrage is purely about the TGE. The people complaining now problably haven’t been using Extended as a product for a long timethey just want to get their money out, which is completely fair.
That will happen immediately once the TGE takes place, within the next two months
@BrianBl39307294 I don’t think a serious project is going to wait around for whatever Trump happens to say
The environment will still be perfect for a launch two months from now
It was more or less promised for 2026 H1, (which I agree was a mistake, they shouldn’t have even promised a date)
btw TGE will happen within 2 months from now
everyone stopped farming Extended purely based on volume back in January, since it gives very few points specifically for volume, you’ll realize that this delay isn’t about "dragging the farmers" along for as long as possible, because it simply hasn’t been worth “farming” Extended for a long time now, that’s also why all the metrics have been and are declining
Honestly, who among all the people whining now do you think is still farming/trading on Extended?
Everything you can think of, believe me, the team has thought of it too
Something much bigger and more complicated is being built behind the scenes
@muarmemuar Yea, this wasn’t really directed at you, i just see a lot of posts bashing extended/ef
And yeah, I’m not exactly thrilled with starknet either
Building the next chapter of Extended
Over the past 1.5 years, Extended has grown into a proven crypto native trading venue with strong adoption, deep liquidity and a rapidly expanding product offering.
We launched a novel implementation of RFQ markets, enabling endless markets while retaining the benefits of a competitive order book market structure. We expanded to 280+ markets in total, including 100+ RWA markets, and continued building the product and liquidity infrastructure behind a much broader market offering. This is the foundation. Now we are building on top of it.
The next step: unlocking Europe
CFD brokers, fintechs, and distribution partners already reach millions of European traders who want perps, prediction markets, and on-chain products. This is where we see an opportunity in Europe to combine crypto-native product depth with a regulatory framework designed to support broader distribution.
That is why we are building a regulated path into Europe as a major expansion of our existing business. Extended remains a global, crypto-native venue. The European setup adds a dedicated regulated framework designed to unlock two channels that are otherwise closed: direct access to EU retail users and B2B distribution through brokers, fintechs and consumer platforms.
We believe Extended is uniquely positioned for that.
Today, we already have:
- Product: one of the widest RWA offerings across order book and RFQ markets
- Liquidity: battle-tested infrastructure and Tier 1 liquidity
- Distribution: 500+ affiliates built with zero paid marketing, a partnership with one of the largest CFD brokers and growing demand from other major distribution partners
What this means for TGE
Choosing a regulated path in the EU also shapes how we prepare for TGE.
What that involves:
- Regulatory work: progressing the legal and regulatory process around the token and our broader setup in Europe
- Corporate structure: putting in place the entities required to support the token launch, our broader regulatory setup and the next phase of products, including spot.
- Token framework: developing sustainable tokenomics. Full tokenomics will be shared ahead of TGE.
We are optimising for the right balance of speed and long-term strength, building the structure, liquidity and distribution needed for the launch to hold up at scale.
The ambition is bigger than a TGE.
We want Extended to become a leading on-chain trading venue combining:
- crypto native infrastructure
- deep liquidity with strong execution across core order book markets
- the ability to list endless RWA and long-tail crypto markets through our RFQ system
- distribution across crypto native and traditional trading audiences, both directly and through partners
- a regulatory foundation built for scale
There are still important parts of this roadmap that we are not ready to share yet, but we are committed to keeping the community informed and sharing more as soon as we reasonably can.
“Until another team airdrops more than 31% of supply and returns all revenues to the token in a fully automated, transparent manner, the gap stays large.”
I don’t like him, but he’s 100% right about this
Getting countless DMs and mentions recommending other chains or DEXs for “easy airdrops.” (I seem to be #3 global on-chain trader/volume)
Hyperliquid remains the clearest place to spend time and park capital. S3 will happen. The team has consistently aligned incentives with real, long-term users.
Overfarmed public points seasons are rarely a high-EV use of attention.
Until another team airdrops more than 31% of supply and returns all revenues to the token in a fully automated, transparent manner, the gap stays large.
$HYPE is unmatched. The HL eco has dozens of 10-100xs to be caught.
Hyperliquid.