Nick O'Neill says Luca Netz didn't get recognition for the $PENGU airdrop because Hyperliquid did a bigger airdrop.
"Luca Netz was wondering why a lot of people weren't crediting him for airdropping people $100 million. Well, Hyperliquid airdropped $1 billion to people and then continued to pump the $HYPE token and build one of the most profitable business models in existence online."
"There's a little bit of a distinction between what Luca Netz is building over Pudgy Penguins and HyperLiquid, a company being acknowledged by the New York Stock Exchange owners (ICE), suggesting that it's going to be larger than NASDAQ because it's so freaking massive."
"I'm an investor in HyperLiquid. I bought more today, but I'm pissed off because I don't own enough. I only have like 30 grand of this. I was slightly concerned when I saw Tristan Thompson shorting $HYPE, but I got in his replies and I said, 'You boy about to get wrecked.'"
What if AI is actually creating more jobs than it is replacing?
Easy reacts as the latest JOLTs data showed that US job openings surged by 731,000 in April.
"I remember a while ago, people were saying that the whole market was screwed with AI, that AI was going to basically destroy every single job market in the entire world, and I was over here like, 'Dude, call me crazy, but what if it brings in more jobs? What if more people are needed, simply because you're going to have different roles? AI is going to introduce different opportunities for people.'"
"There's still going to be a lot of demand for the job market, but you also have to adjust and adapt to the times. You have to be comfortable taking on new responsibilities and learning the tech, because if not, you're going to get left behind."
Easy is stunned as he finds out the story behind the memecoin $BRICKS
"This memecoin did a 5X. If you bought this at the end of May, absolute rip."
"This was a Lego story everyone's talking about. I had no idea it was Bricks and Minifigs. I want to follow this, you guys got me hooked. This is a crazy story, I'm very invested in this."
"Meme coins just have this market; they have this edge that's so much fun because where else can you bet on the virality of a situation? You can't. There's literally no other market in the world where you can bet on increased virality besides meme coins, and this is a bet on increased virality."
Easy claims allowing index funds and 401(k) to buy into the SpaceX $SPCX IPO could trigger a market collapse
"Elon Musk's SpaceX IPO could hit popular index funds and your 401(k) in as little as five trading days, as index providers relax their rules. This is despite index providers' written rules, in place for more than two decades, specifically designed to keep unprofitable, unproven companies out of funds that millions of Americans rely on"
"SpaceX hasn't turned an annual profit and is about to enter the indexes anyway. SpaceX filed its S1, valuing it at $1.7 trillion, with $18.7 billion in revenue and a net loss of $4.9 billion."
"On top of that, Elon Musk has already said that he's warning IPO investors of share dilution, so they might even issue more at themoney shares. This is not a a great situation to be in."
"This feels backwards and It's reminiscent of the dot-com bubble. This is EV- for the market."
What if AI is actually creating more jobs than it is replacing?
Easy reacts as the latest JOLTs data showed that US job openings surged by 731,000 in April.
"I remember a while ago, people were saying that the whole market was screwed with AI, that AI was going to basically destroy every single job market in the entire world, and I was over here like, 'Dude, call me crazy, but what if it brings in more jobs? What if more people are needed, simply because you're going to have different roles? AI is going to introduce different opportunities for people.'"
"There's still going to be a lot of demand for the job market, but you also have to adjust and adapt to the times. You have to be comfortable taking on new responsibilities and learning the tech, because if not, you're going to get left behind."
Trading low cap meme coins is a total scam for retail investors
fomo intends to promote the culture of skill based trading not trenching in microcap memecoins
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โYou as a retail participant are just going to get picked off every single time. So it becomes this game thatโs no longer worth playing." - @seyong
Easy is stunned as he finds out the story behind the memecoin $BRICKS
"This memecoin did a 5X. If you bought this at the end of May, absolute rip."
"This was a Lego story everyone's talking about. I had no idea it was Bricks and Minifigs. I want to follow this, you guys got me hooked. This is a crazy story, I'm very invested in this."
"Meme coins just have this market; they have this edge that's so much fun because where else can you bet on the virality of a situation? You can't. There's literally no other market in the world where you can bet on increased virality besides meme coins, and this is a bet on increased virality."
The cofounder of @fomo reveals what he has planned for the future of fomo
"fomo is a trading app, but the social aspect is what keeps us sticky and continues to let it grow. Currently, we're positioned as one of the best places to trade onchain. I think there's still a lot for us to improve on."
"We want this to be one of the biggest social media platforms in the world, not just one of the biggest trading apps. If you take a look at the Metas and their equivalents in the world, they're typically worth a lot more than Coinbase and Robinhood. A lot of that is due to network effects."
"Our goal is to become on par with Twitter, Facebook, Reddit, and other big social media conglomerates in the world. We want to be a place where you can come in, discuss your trade ideas, your investment theses, and the things you're doing in real time."