Real power isn’t holding tokens or treasury keys. It’s shaping the decisions people make before they even realize they had a choice. 🤫

You don’t need to control a protocol. You need to control what the core contributors fear losing most.

Smart traders don’t announce where they’re going. They create conditions where others pave the road for them.

Real power isn’t in what you own. It’s in what you can destroy without lifting a finger just by withdrawing protection.

Protocols aren’t betrayed by enemies. They’re betrayed by insiders who decide the future isn’t worth protecting.

The most devastating power move? Make yourself the single point of stability then quietly stop stabilizing.

Be patient.

Every "fair launch" project eventually reveals who was coordinating off-chain before the token ever hit the market.

Dear GMX 🫐, following the recent exploit incident, our internal team has conducted a comprehensive analysis and prepared a detailed security report outlining the necessary measures to prevent similar incidents in the future. In our commitment to advancing the security and

The return of the stolen funds in the GMX exploit is one of the most uplifting developments of the day. At Pegasus Capital, we are fully committed to supporting the security of the ecosystem. While we hope such incidents never happen again, in the event of future occurrences,

You’re not decentralized if one burned bridge means the roadmap has to be rewritten.

Most will never notice the shift. A protocol falters not from code, but silence. A multisig signer “goes on vacation.” A core dev replies slower. Treasury proposals grow vague. Liquidity migrates overnight. No drama, no headlines just entropy, curated. By the time the market

We don’t publish theses. We install them. While others draft blog posts, we insert narrative pressure at the protocol layer. LPs see a fund; founders see a lifeline. But behind both is the same strategy: quietly restructure trust until direction becomes inevitable. The

To receive, you must first be willing to give.

We don’t invest in projects. We invest in inevitabilities. By the time you see momentum, we’ve already tested social cohesion, mapped influence vectors, and seeded quiet dependencies. You’re watching growth, we’re tracking who’s irreplaceable and who’s pretending. Capital is

Let others hunt unicorns. We wait for kings to bleed.

We don't fund growth. We fund inevitability.

We don’t ask who runs the protocol. We ask: who gets hurt if it fails?

No talk. No spotlight. Just results. Pegasus.

if you’re out here working with triple oatmilk moon-dusted vanilla foam unicorn macchiato with a hint of existential dread–drinking, suit-wearing vcs, best of luck. we’re guerrilla. pegasus.