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He held a short position for two months and lost $10.98 million, including $5.18 million in funding fees paid for nothing.
It all started at the end of July. The day before ChangXin Memory Technologies (CXMT) was listed on Hyperliquid’s Pre-IPO market, an address bet that it would fall as soon as trading opened.
So he opened a short position on 2.9 million shares at $6.5, with a notional value of $18.85 million. At the time, it was the largest short position in the entire CXMT market.
But after the market opened, CXMT’s price never fell even once. He refused to admit his mistake and held on fo

$168,000 turned into $1.2 million in a day. Bonk Guy bought 19 million $SI tokens on Solana.
6x in one day. It was @theunipcs, who became famous for making money on Bonk last time; this time, he bought Super Inu.
The numbers looked fake even to me. This coin added 3,119 holder addresses in the past 4 hours, 10,198 in 12 hours, and 32,951 in 24 hours, with more than $76 million in on-chain trading volume over 24 hours.
By the time I saw his post, the price had already taken off. The holder curve in the chart rose from more than 3,000 to 32,000 and was almost vertical. I didn't touch it because

No system was hacked, no private keys were stolen—it took just one phone call, and €95 million from an Italian private bank walked out on its own.
Paolo Molesini, former chairman of Italian private bank Fideuram, received a WhatsApp message from an unfamiliar number on February 23 this year. The sender claimed to be Carlo Messina, CEO of parent group Intesa Sanpaolo. They said the group was secretly acquiring an international bank and feared the deal would be blocked by regulators if word got out, so they would use Fideuram to move the funds and wait for a call from the lawyers.
The call came

3x in one week, and it rose another 85.4% yesterday alone. This coin has a maximum supply of just 14.88 million tokens.
Quant ranked first in the hot searches on both CoinGecko and CoinMarketCap yesterday.
@gregluntx listed 16 bullish developments in one go last night, and these are the strongest ones. The US-based The Clearing House chose Quant to power its new on-chain monetary network. The clearinghouse is backed by 25 major banks, including JPMorgan Chase, Bank of America, and Citibank, and clears more than $2 trillion every day.
The UK side is even more direct: Barclays, HSBC, Lloyds, and

On August 26, she was going to publicly release all the evidence from her time at Hack VC. On the evening of August 24, she died beside a desert ramp.
The deceased was Hsin-Ju Chuang, 37, a former partner and head of platform at Hack VC. She led growth at Stellar in 2017, and joined the Solana team as head of growth in 2018, when it had fewer than ten people.
At 9:48 p.m. on August 24, the California Highway Patrol arrived at the southbound I-15 Fields Road exit ramp, in that stretch of the Mojave Desert. She was pronounced dead at the scene. The news was not dug up until September 23. For an

$1,000 turned into $120,000—a 120x gain in one day. Someone made over $100,000 on a hideously ugly Meme coin on Solana.
The coin is called solana:GTBxUiw6wJdmmkCGZgRHLyYxqu1vG4KtRpeox6yDpump .
@elenakvcs Bought in with $1,000 the day before, and his position was worth over $120,000 yesterday. @meilinxbt He pocketed $89,000 overnight.
@kenji_hl He himself thought the coin was ugly, but still aped in with $1,000, which eventually turned into $44,000.
His logic was simple: I don't need to like this thing. I just need to know that the narrative is strong enough and that people will get hyped.
Thr

Public companies worldwide bought a total of 5,900 BTC over the past three months—I thought I had read it wrong.
Last July, these companies swallowed 89k BTC in a single month. Over the past three months combined, they have bought less than 6,000— not even a fraction of that.
I used to really believe in this narrative. Public companies put BTC on their balance sheets, someone permanently absorbs retail selling pressure, and crypto transforms from a casino into a vault. Whenever a company announced a crypto purchase, I followed and added to my position. My most aggressive trade was chasing at $

After reading the token listing sheet in Slack, he turned around and opened a long on Hyperliquid.
The U.S. Department of Justice charged two former Robinhood engineers on Tuesday, Hefu Chai and Huaisong "Jerry" Xiang, with commodities fraud and wire fraud.
Robinhood internally designated the two as "Coin Aware Individuals," giving them access to a private Slack channel exclusively for listing schedules. The rules were crystal clear: no trading on any platform within 24 hours before or after an announcement. The pair bypassed their own product and opened perpetual long positions on Hyperliquid

Who would pay $42k in fees just to swap ETH for ZEC?
This afternoon, an on-chain sleuth dug up an entity: four addresses had been dormant for a full six months and all woke up yesterday.
First, they scooped up 13,290 ETH on Cowswap at an average price of 2,511, spending $33.37 million. Then they took 2,500 ETH through Near Intents for a cross-chain swap into 6,601 ZEC, worth $8.21 million. The cross-chain service fee alone came to 16.75 ETH.
I’m not interested in what they bought. I’m watching how much they’re willing to pay for it.
A $42k toll just to get through. This person doesn’t care abo

Uniswap’s burn mechanism burned 178k UNI yesterday, with more than 80% of the contribution coming from Robinhood Chain.
DUNE data shows that Uniswap’s official burn mechanism burned a total of 178k UNI yesterday, worth over $1.11 million. Robinhood Chain alone contributed 144k UNI, accounting for over 80% and leaving established chains such as Ethereum and Base far behind.
The mechanism comes from a governance proposal passed on July 15—Uniswap extended protocol fee collection and UNI burns to Robinhood Chain, covering versions v2, v3, and v4. Protocol fees generated on the chain flow into the

A trader entered a position near LIT’s bottom and has now achieved returns of over 10x.
TradingBeats monitoring shows that the address starting with 0xbf34 currently holds a 151,515 LIT long position, worth approximately $588.6k, with an average entry price of $1.2643 and unrealized gains of approximately $397k. Based on 5x leverage, the return is approximately 1036%.
Interestingly, it did not get the trade right from the start. On January 31, it briefly attempted to go long, but eventually closed the position at $1.37, losing approximately $17.9k.
The real turning point came two months later.

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