1/ An investigation into the alleged identity of the mysterious Hyperliquid/Hyperunit whale, who holds over 100,000 BTC. Recently, he sold over $4.23B in BTC to acquire ETH and is the same person behind the $735M BTC short order placed on the same platform.
AI can now find where a criminal is staying from a single photo taken inside an Airbnb.
No GPS. No address. Just the room.
Raven (GeoSpy) Short Term Rental ID
The economics behind prop firms, the rules designed around firm-side risk, the race for new sign-ups and why "reputation" isn't always enough when there's little independent transparency. https://t.co/G6G9xNvKX1
Recent design work the Graylark team has been cooking up for Raven.
Building intelligence software doesn’t mean it has to look like government software.
The physical world, searchable.
People still think AI geolocation is a gimmick.
Based on a real case. Raven found the location from a single frame in seconds.
Eight minutes after upload, officers were on scene and the individual was under arrest.
This is Raven. Frontline visual intelligence.
1/ An investigation into how @rocut_kr became one of the biggest winners of the SK Hynix liquidation cascade, realizing more than +$2.5M in profit.
The event was triggered by an apparent oracle failure after a single trade of one share propagated through the pricing infrastructure used by TradeXYZ.
10/ At this stage, there is no public on-chain evidence proving coordination between the profitable wallets.
There is also no forensic proof confirming any manipulation claim.
What's confirmed is that @rocut_kr made significant profit from this event. Beyond that, several observations remain unexplained:
• synchronized exits among unrelated wallets
• a one-share trade moving an entire derivatives market
• reports that traders couldn't place new orders during the critical window
• millions realized by a handful of short positions