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NYC. Sales. Media. DJ. Twenty-somethin.

[Tuki @TukiFromKL]

🚨do you understand what just happened..

Trump sued his own IRS for $10 billion over leaked tax returns.. then settled with his own DOJ.. and the settlement created a $1.776 billion taxpayer-funded fund to compensate his political allies

the president filed the lawsuit.. the president's DOJ settled it.. the president's allies collect the money.. and you're paying for it

the fund covers Jan 6th defendants.. Mar-a-Lago raid claims.. the Russia investigation.. anyone who says they were a victim of "lawfare" can file a claim and get a check

they named it the "Anti-Weaponization Fund".. and made the number $1.776 billion.. they even made the corruption patriotic

in 1974 Nixon resigned for using government agencies against political enemies.. in 2026 the government is cutting checks to political allies and calling it justice

[Jesus Freakin Congress @TheJFreakinC]

🚨 Another day, another video of ICE agents illegally harassing a U.S. citizen for “proof of citizenship” while she walks through her own neighborhood in Minneapolis.

In the video, a woman is surrounded by masked ICE agents.

One agent tells her, “Do you have ID? If not, we’ll have to put you in our car and ID you.”

That statement alone is unlawful.

She calmly states, “I’m a U.S. citizen.”
The agent immediately demands ID anyway.

She correctly explains that she is not required to carry identification while walking in her neighborhood. There is no law requiring citizens to carry papers, and ICE does not have the authority to detain someone without reasonable, articulable suspicion of a specific crime.

At that point, the agents escalate.

They begin asking where she was born.
She responds, “Minneapolis is my home.”

The agents claim they are conducting an “immigration check” and repeat the question. That is not a legal basis for detention. Citizenship is not determined by place of birth alone, and ICE has no authority to conduct random street interrogations of people not suspected of immigration violations.

When she again refuses to show ID, an agent threatens, “We’re going to put you in our car then.”

That is an explicit threat of unlawful detention.

She says, “I should be able to walk around at 3 without being afraid for my life.”

Instead of disengaging, the agent again demands ID and again demands to know where she was born. She repeats, clearly and correctly, “It doesn’t matter where I was born. I’m a U.S. citizen.”

The agent then attempts intimidation, warning her that lying about being a U.S. citizen could result in federal charges, despite having no evidence she was lying and no lawful basis to continue the stop.

Only after repeated refusals to comply with an illegal detention do the agents finally walk away.

This wasn’t law enforcement. It was a fishing expedition, relying on fear, intimidation, and the false belief that Americans must carry papers to exist in public.

If masked federal agents can threaten to kidnap a U.S. citizen off the street for refusing to answer questions they have no legal right to ask, then the question isn’t whether rights are being violated.

The question is how long Americans are expected to tolerate it.

[Andrew—#IAmTheResistance @AmoneyResists]

Did Renee Nicole Good “hit ICE officer Jonathan Ross with her car”?

MAGA: “YES. ABSOLUTELY. CASE-CLOSED. THE END.”

Everyone else: “Absolutely NOT. And the case was never even open.”

This man goes frame-by-frame to definitively settle this.

Please watch and share.

[m @notsohollo]

What the fuck is the point of scheduling an appointment at Apple if I have to wait in a queue when I get here?

[Andrew Fleischman @ASFleischman]

Not uncommon

[Mehdi Hasan @mehdirhasan]

It’s insane to me that because he was brutally and inexcusably murdered the rest of us now have to pretend he wasn’t an open racist and bigot. It’s all literally on tape!

[m @notsohollo]

@stoolpresidente It’s impressive that with how horrible your movie takes are, they still aren’t even close to the worst thing about you

[Ansem @blknoiz06]

risk/reward is there because its the fastest growing product in crypto's most profitable verticle & the leaders by comparison make ~$10B+ yearly

$45B FDV is approx.

30% team
40% future community allocation
30% circulating

if you believe what founder has said in interviews and acknowledge how they've operated the past couple years then you understand that they intentionally did not take outside capital when they could have because they self-funded development of the protocol, & that they've decided to operate as lean as possible with the focus on longterm vision

since the protocol makes ~$1B in revenue annualized, & currently ~97% goes back into the ecosystem through token buybacks, its unlikely team will need to exit via selling their token when they've demonstrated doing the opposite

regarding the 40% community allocation, they waited a long time (multiple years) before doing their initial airdrop of ~30% & are not beholden to any external parties for how they decide to use those tokens unlike 99% of other teams in crypto, so again its unlikely that a large swath of token supply would hit the market all at once & seems more likely that they'd carefully distribute tokens in a way that incentivizes their most important users & benefits the protocol

so believe the concerns regarding FDV are overblown & even when additional tokens do hit the market it'll likely be a few extra % of supply at a time

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Why does it have upside @ $15B market cap?

• most dominant decentralized perps exchange

@HyperliquidX is currently doing ~90% of all decentralized perps volumes but remains only ~10% of Binance's volumes & ~20% of Bybit's volumes w/ ~15% of OI compared to CEXs

there is still a ton of growth to happen there in closing that gap & over the recent months theyve demonstrated their ability to handle very large positions w/ deep liquidity (see: Wynn's $1B btc longs) & have been fastest to market in listing new relevant coins (see: $TRUMP & others)

many users are on Bybit or Binance because they are comfortable there, but Hyperliquid has substantially lower fees by an order of magnitude while also having larger dangling carrot for MMs and traders w/ 40% of token supply set aside for future rewards, also unlike other CEXs the revenues of the exchange directly back to buying the token so the user relationships are very strong & it is easy for anyone to access the exchange as all you need is a crypto wallet

• HIP-3 & other markets

HIP-3 allows external parties the ability to stake 1M $HYPE for access to creating their own perpetuals markets on the exchange, the extensibility of the protocol should in theory allow for a lot more experimentation outside of the core team and make it possible for users to get access to even more markets, being the backend for multiple different teams is a very strong value prop

• Regulatory Environment + Hypergambling Culture

although perps in crypto have been the most successful business for a long time they've never been easily accessible to users in the United States, Trump's admin has been loudly supportive of crypto & with Coinbase announcing US perps there will
be an influx soon of users that typically needed to jump through hoops to get access, right now it is pretty difficult to buy $HYPE but won't be in the future

sports betting, options trading, and futures trading have already spiked meaningfully in popularity over the past few years & access to 24/7 perps will probably follow this trend in attracting retail attention

• HyperEVM

the connected L1 is still in its infancy, but if utilized correctly there will be an ecosystem of dApps built on top of HyperCore - if they successfully are the most popular venue for all trading then its easier to get users to stay within the eco for lending/borrowing & other onchain activity

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to answer Q of who's buying I believe it's ppl who are overweight $ETH & $SOL + VCs who got no private allo + tradfi guys doing their p/e ratio mumbo jumbo

[DonAlt @DonAlt]

"I voted for Trump for the economy"
Economy goes down
"I voted for Trump so he ends wars"
No wars end, new ones break out
"I voted for Trump because he cares about free speech"
Trump attacks free speech immediately
"I voted for Trump because politicians are corrupt"
Trump goes on the biggest corruption spree we've ever seen
"I voted for Trump because he's pro crypto"
Trump launches multiple crypto scams day 1 of his presidency
"I voted Trump because his opponents are pedos"
Elon, one of Trumps closest partners calls Trump a pedophile

[Pastor Kyle. @itsqail]

All these new headlights are TOO fucking bright

[luka sabbat @whoisluka]

You should be jailed for this fit
Cuffed Denim overalls no shirt with a baseball jersey
The jimmy newtron Carl glasses is the cherry on top.

[Steve · Millionaire Habits @SteveOnSpeed]

ChatGPT is bringing the heat.

[fomo 🧠 @fomomofosol]

accelerate

[Brian Tyler Cohen @briantylercohen]

.@mcuban: "I've known Trump for 25 years... He is the most unethical, lacks character, dishonest person I've ever done business with... This is one of the few human beings on the planet that gets dumber in front of our faces every single day."

Full interview: https://t.co/tGeMQQkInz

[The Data Nerd @OnchainDataNerd]

5 hours ago, a 6-year-old $ETH holder deposited 1,039 $ETH (~$2.7M) to #Binance

6 years ago, he accumulated those $ETH at avg entry ~$363.

If sold all at current price, he will earn $2.32M (ROI ~ x7.12)

Address:
https://t.co/8dUGtECips

[m @notsohollo]

Trump really just patting himself on the back for an hour, and Elon’s got his best cheerleading outfit on. The lack of critical thinking and interesting conversation is unbearable

[m @notsohollo]

@blknoiz06 Bruh chill, its already too packed. Dont gas it to these weirdo twitter fools

[Acyn @Acyn]

Trump: I’m giving federal immunity to police officers

[m @notsohollo]

@citadelwolff 🐂🐂

[CITADEL WOLF ⛰️🐺🥷 @citadelwolff]

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3) has intergrated bubble maps
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5) has something called 'Pump Vision' which is OP af
6) multi chain wallets (SOL, ETH, BASE, BNB, etc)

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