@cameron So you're telling me the guy who patched the zcash exploit had the chance to mint a couple billion free zec right before the fix and we're just supposed to assume he didn't?
An ex coinbase dev announced today he's building a one click execution portal to hedge HL long & short positions.
MVP live on https://t.co/DWHTqXTK1D:
• Pick any HL perp you hold (long or short)
• Scans the biggest Polymarket events that could wreck your position
• Shows live odds + exact cost for $1 of cover
• Hedges pay out if the bad thing happens
He shared a soft roadmap today in Discord:
• Pull your HL perp positions so you can create/manage hedges in one place
• Chat: “I want to buy spot TSLA because I’m bullish” → Offset scores the risk and advises timing
• Agent auto-rebalance/hedging + single-wallet multi-venue functionality (HL + Polymarket + Kalshi + Limitless)
Hyperliquid's FDV is 1.6x SOL with over 2M users. Dev confirmed he’s in active TG comms with @bankrbot team. If endorsed I see this being a really interesting play.
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The market needs a hedge execution layer for HL.
this has been running for the @tn100x intern. i have layered on an additional 20 automations that do different things.
he's up +38$. who said agents couldn't make money??
using the latest unreleased version of bankr i've created an automated meme agent.
here's how it works:
bankr has a skill system -- markdown instruction files that teach the AI agent new capabilities.
i wrote a "twitter-agent" skill that connects to the X API through bankr's CLI sandbox. no external servers, no custom code deployments. just env vars and a skill file.
the key insight: the agent builds its own personality.
it asks you questions -- what's the vibe, what topics, what's off limits, give me example tweets -- then generates a personality file it references before every single post.
but personality alone isn't enough. you need continuity.
so the agent also maintains a storyline file -- tracking narrative state, previous tweets, running jokes, character arcs. it reads this before composing anything new.
the result: a twitter agent that stays in character, continues its own storylines, and never breaks voice.
first test was reviving the @tn100x intern.
the whole system is built on bankr primitives:
skills (reusable instruction files)
secure file storage (personality + storyline persistence)
CLI sandbox (twitter API calls)
automations (scheduled posts, price triggers)
no external infra. no API keys managed outside bankr.
and because it's a skill, anyone can install it and build their own agent with their own personality. the skill walks you through the whole setup.
shipping soon.