movie, all the shit and scam coins get ultra pumped the minute people believe bull run is back. you would think there are some learnings from past cycle but ofc not, lets make the cancer of this industry rich again
During the crash, Hyperliquid stayed fully operational while HLP made over $40M in profits on the day - pushing the APR to ~190% and generating roughly 10–12% returns on total capital.
https://t.co/FqkovZYhGG
Imagine you would have pressed the green button the very first time you watched the charts start to pump like crazy and thought 'no I'm waiting for a retrace' or even thought about rage shorting
It’s so obvious they’re scared.
Would love to see the rigorous, and professional analysis that went into the $JELLY listing process. Didn’t this process use to take months?
5|5 Sum of the Parts Valuation
We have now assigned a valuation range to each part of Hyperliquid, and it's time to aggregate everything to determine the intrinsic value we currently assign to $HYPE.
Combining all components, our model—along with a degree of subjectivity—assigns a price range of $32 to $49 per $HYPE.
Additionally, we factor in a 20% premium, recognizing that Hyperliquid has several catalysts that could further drive its valuation (see article). We also believe that using a 15x multiple for such a high-potential company remains conservative.
Assessing downside risk is just as important.
At the current price of $14, under the worst-case scenario—which assumes no market share growth, a 50% decline in total volume, and zero value assigned to the L1 — we estimate a maximum downside of 55%.
@warren_muppets ofc, it happens all the time. As long as you know when you are wrong its all good.
I was just confused with you initial comment and thought you were clowning me 😅
@warren_muppets yeah turned out good so far to short, well played. Im probably wrong on this, saw strenght after news and thought this time might be different but this sell off looks dog shit for now