@stalequant@lukecannon727 > sign, and then move back
Huh interesting. Do you do this with PTs and aave too? Like move usdc from main wallet to less important wallet, sign, then move ausdc to main wallet?
Yea, I would definitely recommend pager duty over doing it yourself with Twilio. I use opsgenie which is another alternative (it does the same thing as pager duty)
Compared to doing it yourself, it makes it a lot easier to deal with duplicate alerts. You can add notes, attachments, tags etc
You can also integrate with sentry and other apps too
It's inspiring to see tens of thousands of community members secure life-changing wealth as part of the Hyperliquid genesis event. Importantly, none of these people were insiders. They:
1) believed in the vision for a better financial system when no one else would
2) acted on that conviction by using and building upon the nascent technology, bootstrapping an unstoppable financial network
The Hyperliquid genesis pays homage to the original ethos of Bitcoin: ownership goes to the believers and doers, not rent-seeking insiders.
For all you early believers, thank you for the unwavering faith and support. Hyperliquid would be nowhere without you all. I'm grateful and honored to be building alongside you.
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Looking back, we've come a long way. But looking ahead, there's so much further to go.
Finance is humanity's greatest invention. It is the only effective way to coordinate human effort across time and space. Yet, the legacy financial system contradicts its underlying goal of empowering individuals:
- it is opaque and centralized
- it is owned and operated by privileged insiders
- it doesn't embrace technological innovation to better serve users
Hyperliquid is the evolution of finance. And Hyperliquid has not succeeded until it houses all of finance. If you're reading this now, you're still early. The new financial system welcomes you with open arms.
@stalequant@CL207 not sure what you're already doing but from personal experience, i would suggest trying:
- optimising sleep
- doing cardio (steady state) with no distractions (alone, no music) to settle thoughts
- writing/rubber ducking problems/stresses