SpaceX probably prints generational wealth
But not in year 1
Majority of overhyped tech IPOs in the last 20 years had brutal drawdowns in their first 12 months
SpaceX about to join the list
Mega IPOs are usually sell events, not buy events
Don't get left holding the bag
By community request, 15 new dashboards are live on https://t.co/WaFSSsVwBa:
Price-to-Earnings: HYPE valued like a stock, its trailing P/E on one line next to Robinhood, Nasdaq, CME, ICE and Interactive Brokers.
HYPE Holders: how many wallets hold and stake HYPE, how fast that base is growing, and how concentrated the supply is across the top holders.
Daily Active Users: how many people actually trade on Hyperliquid, and how fast that number is growing.
Open-Interest Dominance: HL's share of total perp open interest over time, against Binance, Bybit, OKX, Bitget, HTX, Bitfinex, Kraken and Coinbase.
Builder Codes: cumulative volume curves, head-to-head builder comparisons, a 24h revenue leaderboard, and a searchable directory of every builder code platform.
ETF Buying Pressure: net inflows measured against float, HYPE beside BTC, ETH and SOL.
HIP-4: prediction-market growth by category, and a fee calculator against Polymarket and Kalshi.
Validator Decentralization: stake concentration by operator, and a world map of where the L1's nodes physically run.
Digital Asset Treasuries: unrealized P&L of HYPE treasury companies, now side-by-side in compare mode.
HYPE at the Market Cap of X: the price it implies if HYPE carried any large-cap's size.
Grayscale HYPG: the third HYPE spot ETF, now tracked.
Protocol-Specific Dashboards: dedicated deep-dives for HyperLend, Hyperbeat, Project X, and Liminal.
Light Mode.
And https://t.co/WaFSSsVwBa can now be installed as an app on your phone or desktop.
Hyperliquid.
If you bought $HYPE early-mid (15-30 range), it’s time to start thinking about your take-profit levels at $90, $100, $800, and $1000.
Let Wall Street and institutions push the Hyperliquid price higher this is no longer the phase for gambling, but for smart profit-taking based on your risk appetite.
DYOR
Dear Traders,
Claude code can now connect directly to your TradingView charts
It reads your charts, indicators, writes Pine Script for your trading strategies, compiles it and fixes errors.. all automatically
Not a browser extension.. A direct connection to your live charting platform
▫️Here's how it works and how to set this up:
> How it works:
TradingView Desktop runs on Electron (Chromium). Chromium has a built in debug interface called Chrome DevTools Protocol. It's off by default. One flag turns it on.
That's the door. Claude Code connects through it via an MCP server running locally on your machine.
Nothing touches TradingView's servers. No data leaves your machine. Everything runs on localhost.
Here's the setup, give Claude code this prompt and it does everything:
"Install the TradingView MCP server. Clone and explore https://t.co/4NApHd4Lyx, run npm install, add to my MCP config at ~/.claude/.mcp.json, and launch TradingView with the debug port."
Once it's done, verify:
"Use tv_health_check to confirm TradingView is connected."
Then just try:
"What's on my chart right now?"
That's the whole setup. Claude installs it. Claude runs it. You just describe what you want.
▫️What Claude can actually see
What Claude can read from your charts:
> Current symbol and timeframe
> Real-time OHLC and volume
> Up to 500 price bars
> All indicator names, IDs, and values
> Pine Script drawings — lines, labels, tables, boxes
> Data window values
> Order book depth
> Strategy tester results and trade list
> Screenshots of any chart region
The most useful part is it reads protected indicators too.
Pass a filter with the indicator name and you get back every price level, every text annotation, full table contents, every drawn zone.
"What levels is my NY Sessions indicator showing?"
it reads them.
"What does the session stats table say?"
it reads that too.All of this data is already on your screen. This tool just makes it readable to an AI.
▫️ The Pine Script workflow
This is the part that changes everything for traders who code:
You describe what you want → Claude writes the Pine Script → injects it into TradingView → compiles it → reads the errors → fixes them → recompiles That loop runs until the script is clean.
The whole time Claude has full context of your chart and every indicator on it.
No more copy-pasting between VS Code and the Pine editor hunting type mismatches.
You can also:
→ Validate indicators (write it, compile it, read values back, check the math)
→ Loop through input parameters and test each one
→ Run the same indicator across multiple symbols and timeframes
→ Read strategy tester metrics after each compile
The actual workflow of verifying your indicators works instead of just assuming they do.
sharing the usecases of this workflow in my next post.. like & RT