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Lighter is doing 22% of Hyperliquid’s perp volume at 2% of its valuation
$LIT: $1.29B daily volume, $314M cap
$HYPE: $5.81B daily volume, $13.35B cap
That’s a ~43x discount. HIGHER!

manual catalyst creation 😭

This 15 year old kid made $800,000 pumping stocks on Yahoo Finance from his bedroom
Jonathan Lebed was a high school freshman in Cedar Grove New Jersey when the SEC knocked at his door in September 2000
It all started when he was 11 years old watching CNBC after school and told the Wall Street Journal it fascinated him "watching all the numbers go by on television"
At 12 his parents helped him open a brokerage account in his father's name with $8,000 in savings bonds and some birthday money
By the age 13 he was day trading penny stocks from his bedroom computer
Between August 1999 and February

47% of y'all are gonna make it

Hyperliquid community Dubai >

This is what peak trenches looked like

Last second tyre swap before track
This is why I love Dubai

Last second tire swap before track
This is why I love Dubai

Cabal meeting (cooking arc (soon))

Japan's 30 year bond just crossed 4% for the first time in history and it could collapse the biggest free money trade on the planet
For 25 years, Japan has been the world's ATM, you borrow yen at near zero, convert it to dollars, buy US Treasuries, US stocks, EM bonds, real estate or crypto, then pocket the spread between them
Morgan Stanley estimates there's currently $500 billion in active yen carry positions and this single trade has funded global asset prices for an entire generation
The math is now breaking, at 0.25% borrowing cost the trade still prints money, but at 0.75% short term and

Gold & Silver are CRASHING hard and Bitcoin is following

$144,270.99
That's how much I've paid HYPERLIQUID in fees
So I vibe coded a fee checker
Upload your CSV:
Curious who's worse than me

This Reddit moderator wiped out every conversation about a Bitcoin fork and accidentally created a $74 BILLION rival chain
His handle was theymos, an anonymous mod who controlled the three biggest Bitcoin discussion forums in the world from one account, r/Bitcoin, BitcoinTalk and the Bitcoin Wikipedia
BitcoinTalk wasn't just any forum, Satoshi Nakamoto started it in 2009 and theymos became an admin in 2011, effectively taking over once Satoshi disappeared
By 2015 Bitcoin had a real problem, blocks were filling up and fees were rising
One side of the community wanted to fork Bitcoin and make th