@abitcoinrealist@LSDinmycoffee Dems are pro-regulation, pro-tax, and pro-gov control for better or worse. Certainly they aren't anti-crime broadly. Just look at crime stats from democrat vs republican controlled cities to understand this. But agree that more needs to be done to clean up the space in general
@abitcoinrealist@LSDinmycoffee I mean you weren't around during the BitMEX days? But yeah agree that Trump's grifting hasn't been good for crypto. But that's a separate argument. I was just pointing out that Dems have always been anti-crypto and Trump didn't make them that way as OP was trying to assert
@LSDinmycoffee Lol you literally said with the amount of grifting the Dems will surely knock crypto down when they get back into power. And while the grifting certainly didn't help, I'm saying that they would do this regardless as they have always been anti-crypto. It's not complicated.
@LSDinmycoffee Also Clarity act isn't written by banks. It's net + for crypto. Reduces regulatory uncertainty, gives tokenized projects a legal pathway, supports self-custody, and pushes more assets toward commodities vs securities. I wish we could have gotten yield too but can't get everything
1/ Welcome to the Circle $USDC files.
$420M+ in alleged compliance failures since 2022, including fifteen cases of the US-regulated stablecoin issuer taking minimal action against illicit funds.
Integrity has always been one of Hyperliquid's core values.
The house of all finance must be credibly neutral. This means no private investors, no market maker deals, and no protocol fees to any company.
The initial state of any blockchain is a crucial part of its story that can never be erased. The original ethos of Bitcoin was a permissionless network accessible to all. Hyperliquid's genesis distribution followed this spirit, going entirely to early users with core contributors excluded. The full distribution is verifiable onchain without obfuscation.
This principle of fairness frustrates a few users and builders who are used to special treatment. It means that Labs has zero tolerance for team members with integrity yellow flags. It means we do things the hard way as a community. But the world deserves a financial system owned by the people, where fairness to all users is in the DNA. Nothing else is worth building.
After the 10/10 wipeout, the market had it's first real reset & got its footing 10/17. A check-in on performance since that time....
Winners: Businesses with value accrual token design
Losers: Protocols that ignore token design
Crypto is not exempt from basic supply & demand
$HYPE is the only answer to CEX corruption. It's our final stand. There's no true cults left in crypto. We're all united in knowing how corrupt the Chinese cexes are. Truth, however, is that they control crypto. Hyperliquid
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And how has that gone for the below list of tokens?
There are two ways that a team can airdrop a large percentage airdrop:
1) you have a killer moat, and are generating hefty revenue (can name those on one hand)
2) You treat your token as UA/marketing, i.e. -95%
MC and FDV are not useful/fair measures for token valuation in their current form. Simple methodology below using "Adj Market Cap" for valuations. Would love your support to make this a new standard best practice.
1. Float: Tokens trading on the market currently (Traditional definition of Float)
2. Adj Market Cap: Float + stated to come online for certain at a certain date (Team/VC unlocks)
3. FDV: No changes... max supply
Reasoning using $HYPE as an example below