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Despite the AI bubble that’s going to pop any day now (if not today, then right after the openai IPO), despite Trump, who, poor guy, just can’t seem to stop the wars around the world no matter how hard he tries (including the ones he started himself), and despite the general

On that note, a quick reminder about $PHAR the NYSE partnership could give the Avalanche ecosystem a boost, especially when it comes to RWA trading and who stands to gain more than the dominant DEX? in sep-oct, xPHAR holders received about $4.3m, more than all circulating PHAR

lmao why is this so funny

These guys didn't make their fortunes trading honestly. They made them on insider deals and by using their own followers as exit liquidity. What a shock! C'mon. Crypto has never worked any other way. That's how it's always worked, how it works now and how it'll keep working.

Here's one example of that kind of integration. Whatever happens, the telegram anonymous numbers are doing great. Right now, despite the overall state of the TON, the numbers are trading just below their ath. A working retail product inside the ecosystem of what's arguably the

Reminder: the memecoin frenzy started in the TON ecosystem. Too bad the team couldn't convert that activity or hold on to it. Since then, the network's TVL has dropped almost 16x, (from $756m to $45m). That said, the-open-network:native has serious potential. Throw stones at me

The longer the uncertainty (or even a bear market) drags on, the better TCG projects do. It’s simple: you can stay in crypto, keep gambling, and do it on cards and other exotic RWAs that barely correlate with crypto itself. Meanwhile, the whole TCG sector is de facto occupied

Curious how this is going to work for users who can't convert their tokens into shares because of KYC restrictions. Right now it looks like once the process is done, their tokens turn into monopoly money. Another very questionable point, in my view: holders of small $CFG bags

It seems that bot-inflated volume shouldn't be news in our industry at all. Just about every project does it - on its own or as part of incentive programs (in any points program, volume is inflated by bots) - does this. It is what it is. Either you show the numbers, or you don't

The meta is shaping up so that a lot of people who never touched an amm before are becoming LPs. And it feels like it's happening in spite of the apps on EVM chains, not because of them. On Robinhood Chain, for example, the number of active LP addresses grew 225% in August. If

Robinhood Chain took all the best parts of Solana

Don't think this is anything new - the option's been there since hooks showed up. But ai has democratized access to the tech. Which means we'll be seeing these schemes more and more often. Should routers and other providers be adapting to this?

can we call it a bull market yet? 2020–2021 vibes. high yields and everything barely works

Hyperliquid's architecture makes $HYPE a fairly attractive asset for VCs in a bear market. If a given fund believes in the markets on HyperCore and wants exposure, it can build up a position in the token during a drawdown, then take equity in a project that needs a large stake

okay, this could be fun

HIP-4 markets have crossed $300m in volume, but momentum faded once the World Cup ended — and the sports markets disappeared with it. For some that might have been unexpected, since it doesn't square with the one-stop-shop hedging thesis (under which crypto and financial markets

Hyperliquid has activated AQAv2 — roughly 90% of the net revenue from USDC reserves attributable to Hyperliquid will be passed to the protocol. Those funds go to the AF, which uses the capital to buy hyperliquid:native on the open market. The purchased tokens are then burned.

despite the improving sentiment and prices, I still get the feeling that crypto right now has more builders than users anyone else?

glad to see Solana is finally thinking about changes aimed at cutting inflation and shifting validator revenue toward mev and other sources (many already pass the inflationary rewards on to delegators anyway). the logic is simple: issue less

Three reasons: mobile app + the ability to trade across several chains at once + blockchain abstraction. It's just convenient