RoteefordHornb

Where do you go to? This is our way of life, we are prepared to stay so here we are to stay. There's no point in leaving, what are you running from?

[RoteefordHornb @roteeford]

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[Bishop @BishopJaxi]

Catholics confess directly to God. Protestants attack the priest as a "middleman" because sacramental confession requires what their private version avoids: contrition, accountability, and the humiliation of actually naming your sin.

The Bible says to confess your sins to one another. Christ gave His apostles authority to forgive and retain sins. It does not teach "go hide alone, say a quick prayer, and call that repentance."

A quick "God forgive me" costs nothing. Real confession humbles you, exposes your sin, and demands that you actually turn away from it. Something the majority of Protestants simply do not want.

[Schwibz @schwibz]

Drinking non-alcoholic beer is like showering without Jerry Sandusky

[Neet @neet_sol]

officially retired at 24! i don’t have money or anything i’m just not going back

[krill @anthraxp1mp]

Hitler did those things because he was on kratom

[laundry queen @LaundryQueen__]

Nick is cooking on his tg

[BowTiedRanger @BowTiedRanger]

*hands waitress X card*

“Put it on this one”

[Anthony 🇺🇸 @Anthony_TeraHz]

“Just got my X card in the mail” 😭

[Richie @JMULiker]

When you say “App state sucks at football” a little too loud

[Moderately_Radical @ModeratelyR]

Nice try, still not voting for him.

[The Aristocratic Utensil @Aris_Utensil]

The fact that Ellen Page spent God knows how much money to ultimately end up looking like a lesbian will never not be really really funny.

[7/11 Truther @DaveMcNamee3000]

This is what calypso was feeding Odysseus

[, @Zvbear]

The Spartans would’ve threw him off a cliff

[☘️𝕃𝕦𝕔𝕜𝕪 𝕄𝕔𝔾𝕖𝕖‎ @LuckyMcGee]

🚨 BREAKING: In a long overdue reciprocal honoring of one another’s faith, Netanyahu makes a pilgrimage to touch our holy wall.

[Andrew Zywiec, M.D. @AndrewZywiecMD]

This is a perfect illustration of everything happening right now.

No rules. No accountability. No point.

The player isn't doing their job. The ref isn't doing their job. The sportscaster isn't doing their job. The camera man caught it all on tape, but who cares?

And the people just keep watching.

The money keeps rolling in.

And why not?

A perfect allegory.

[Stephen Green @VodkaPundit]

In season five of Ted Lasso, he's hired to turn around a WNBA team and then he kills himself.

[goldenlabubuwatch @pandawatch88]

The last thing you see before becoming fully aware of your situation

[Caleb @OKCowboysBraves]

I don’t really get Zionists because he’s about to enter year 8 and they still think he can be one of the best players in the NBA

[bacon @steve2bacon]

you met me at a very south korean time in my life (lost all my shit gambling)

[ZachInMilwaukee @ZachInMillioke]

BREAKING: Giannis is reportedly going to continue living in Milwaukee and commute by @Amtrak to Miami.

[shaunda devens @shaundadevens]

Is KYC Hyperliquid's Path to the US?

On testnet, a new function was recently added to HIP-3 that allows deployers to set an allowlist for their markets. By adding a star payload, a DEX can restrict trading to approved addresses. In theory, this creates a path for permissioned access to Hyperliquid, which could become particularly important in regulated markets such as the US.

US regulation has been one of Hyperliquid's largest constraints. Under the current framework, retail commodity derivatives generally need to trade on a CFTC-registered designated contract market and clear through a registered derivatives clearing organization, with customer access typically handled by a regulated broker. For this reason, Hyperliquid cannot simply open its existing perpetual markets to US users. Rather than continuing to operate in a regulatory grey area, Hyperliquid has been active in Washington, pushing to modernize these rules and establish a compliant pathway for onchain derivatives, with the longer-term goal of allowing regulated exchanges and brokers to use its market infrastructure.

Still, even if this pathway were approved, questions would remain around how KYC, a necessary part of any US-compliant approach, would be implemented.

Looking at testnet, we believe the answer sits at the HIP-3 deployer level. A compliant deployer could list permissioned markets, conduct KYC, and maintain the allowlist, while regulated brokers route verified users into those markets. These restrictions would apply only to that DEX, allowing Hyperliquid's native markets and other HIP-3 deployments to remain permissionless.

A key concern is that permissioned access would require replicating existing markets, creating liquidity fragmentation that is antithetical to Hyperliquid's liquidity-layer thesis. However, because both markets would exist within the same composable environment, market makers could easily transfer liquidity and hedge between the two.

In fact, the need to redeploy these markets creates a major opportunity for whichever HIP-3 deployer builds the permissioned venue across crypto and RWAs. It is unlikely that TradeXYZ assumes this role, leaving space for a traditional financial institution to capture deployer fees on all KYC flow routed through these markets.

Though nothing is confirmed and the function is testnet-only, we see this as highly constructive for Hyperliquid, particularly given the ongoing regulatory discussions. If Hyperliquid is to house all of finance, some form of regulated access is inevitable. This model could introduce that access without displacing existing permissionless markets, while creating a strong economic incentive for a major regulated institution to take that role.

H/T @rajivpoc for the discovery.