Ok frendos. The EVM is starting to get interesting and the Hunger Games are beginning.
@NestExchange was already surprising me, but if this lasts much longer, things could get pretty crazy.
Current setup:
- $5.5k deposited in WHYPE/USDC LPs
- 31.8k $NEST locked in HEV (~$1.1k)
Current projected income:
- $790/week ($670 from LP rewards, $82 from HYPE emissions, $8 from voting rewards)
- $3.4k/month ( $2.9k LP, $355 HYPE emissions, $33 voting rewards)
- $41k/year ( $35k LP, $4.3k HYPE emissions, $400 voting rewards)
On a total capital base of roughly 6.6k.
Obviously yields will compress.
But HyperEVM DeFi is the first thing in a long time that genuinely feels early
It is an understatement to say that the stability of $HYPE revolves around the lack of parallel markets in its ecosystem that accrue value while hedging away from the native token.
All of the secondary projects in the Hyperliquid ecosystem add to HYPE. @Kinetiq_xyz liquid staking for example, strengthens HYPE. @NestExchange engine, strengthens HYPE.
AQAv2 ensures USDC flows are used to buy back HYPE. HIP-4 markets need deployers and validators to stake HYPE. In order to build on HIP-3, you need HYPE commitments. 50% of fees are rerouted to HYPE, etc.
Other chains simply do not have this fundamental commitment layer to their own token.
Hyperliquid has fee buybacks, mandatory staking for builders, top yield redirection etc. while existing chains at best only have gas fees
Jeff purposely built Hyperliquid to have the tightest accrual loop alignment in crypto. This is why we win.
Hyperliquid