They just locked this man up and everyone with influence remained silent.
If this man gains power in Nigeria again, it will be explosive.
Nasir is abrasive, but remember, power is fleeting—today's jailer could be tomorrow's prisoner.
Ask OBJ.
Ask Buhari.
Life is not a straight path; it's a circle.
Grant him bail at least
Hyperliquid is no longer just a perpetual venue.
Manual lending is live. Users can post HYPE or BTC as collateral and borrow USDC or USDT. Reported day-one borrows were about $269M.
That is a different product than another HIP-3 market.
➢ Why this matters more than the ATH headline
HYPE printing a new high above $90 is the easy story.
The more useful story is what the venue is becoming:
1. A place to transfer risk (perps, including RWA underlyings)
2. A place to borrow against the assets already sitting there
3. A place competing with tokenized-spot rails that the SEC just opened on a temporary exemption
Those three layers used to live on different platforms. They are starting to sit on the same stack.
➢ The mechanism, not the price
Reported parameters:
- HYPE collateral: 65% LTV, liquidation around 82.5%
- BTC collateral: 50% LTV, liquidation around 75%
That design is conservative on purpose. A perp venue adding borrow against its own token and against BTC is taking on liquidation risk in a second market.
If the engine is clean, idle collateral becomes working capital.
If the engine is messy, a HYPE drawdown and a perp cascade can hit at the same time.
➢ The bigger map this week
The SEC’s innovation exemption is a path for tokenized NMS stocks on permissioned AMMs. That is closer to owning the claim.
Coinbase Derivatives and Kalshi are filing to list single-stock perpetual futures in a regulated wrapper. That is closer to what Hyperliquid already runs, just packaged for the U.S. book.
So the race is not “who lists Nvidia first.”
It is who becomes the default place to:
- express the view
- hold the claim
- borrow against it
without splitting capital across three systems.
➢ What to watch from here
- Does borrow demand stay after the launch spike?
- Do liquidations on the lending side stay isolated from the perp book?
- Does US access via Bitnomial change who is allowed to use which layer?
A venue that only prints volume is a trading app.
A venue that can support trading, collateral, and borrow starts looking like market infrastructure.
Which of those three layers do you think institutions will actually use first?
Imagine going on Television and openly admitting you tampered with the 2023 Elections to make sure Peter Obi doesn't win in Rivers State.
Wike is openly telling our agencies that he rigged elections in Rivers State and there's nothing anyone can do about it.
Nigeria is GONE!!!!
“Nigerians, Please Come To My Rescue. Access Bank Has K!lled Me. They Cleared All My Savings And The Money In My Account. I’ve Been Inside The Bank With My Kids Since Morning. Access Bank Has Defrauded Me, And They Have Refused To Pay Me Back My Money.” ~ Woman Cries Out