with NEAR, ZEC, and WLD pumping recently, I’ve seen more and more people trying to convince themselves (and others) to invest in coins that aren’t tied to revenue or P/E ratios, because it lets price discovery run way beyond “fair value.”
this is one of the dumbest approaches to investing i’ve seen in a while
don’t overthink it, invest in the project that’s actually making billions in revenue, innovating the market, and using its profits to buy back its token
if hyperliquid fails, crypto fails
Hyperliquid, a decentralized crypto platform, is open 24 hours a day, seven days a week. The exchange has emerged this year as a go-to spot for Wall Street’s weekend warriors. https://t.co/3VCVCnxToh
"to house all of finance."
That's the goal @HyperliquidX’s founder laid out to the @WSJ.
$HYPE up 100%+ this past year. ~$16B market cap.
Access $HYPE staking exposure with $HYPG.
https://t.co/Kl3dRispwY
That’s why NFTs died
- Backpack $BP token is up 126% after the platform expanded into stock trading
- Mad Lads have gone from $30k at their peak to $450 all-time low today
People thought they were buying assets tied to the company, but they ended up holding useless JPEGs…