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Instant crypto payments don't exist. I was glad to work with team from Flexa to research how instant crypto payments remain impossible under current mechanics. I propose 2 main solutions: only use fast chains to minimize finality or insure that finality gap.

The thing about Hyperliquid Labs is they don't give a fuck. They don't give a fuck about conferences, presence somewhere, they don't give a fuck about you as a project or you as an individual. They have their own vision of how they see things, they don’t care about absolutely

🏰 The Evolution of Commodities 🏰 A deep-dive report using the Iran strikes as a case study and a comparative analysis of Hyperliquid and the CME across their oil markets. Link to PDF below ⬇️

Episode 22 - Brian Kagoro: Rethinking Africa's Development youtu.be/VqVf6dAgisE?si… Brian Tamuka Kagoro

Posting my recent Harvard Business School case on Hyperliquid, which we taught to MBA students and regulators earlier this week. Grateful to jeff.hl and iliensinc for their help, and for letting me interview Jeff for the class! You can read the full case below:

“I think Hyperliquid will eat commodities trading” Trading weekend oil perps are just ~1% of what’s possible The real breakout moment: - Institutional on/off-ramps - Energy firms can hedge risk - Stablecoinized balance sheets Jonah

HyperEVM is now fully supported in MetaMask. MetaMask 🤝 Hyperliquid

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💥 BREAKING: World's First Mobile Carrier Securing your Phone Number with a Seedphrase 👀 > Numbers secured with #BIP39 > No employee can swap a SIM without it > Call metadata purged daily > Network ID rotated daily to prevent tracking Exclusive Interview with Cape 👇

HIP-4 documentation updated on Liquid Terminal. liquidterminal.xyz/hip4/home After 3 days of research, reverse-engineering, corrections, and live testnet testing, the entire HIP-4 section has been rebuilt from scratch. What changed: HyperCore L1 is now the primary source of truth.

Micron hit an ALL-TIME HIGH of $471 eight days ago. It's down over 20% since. A few weeks ago I literally told you to STAY AWAY from semiconductor stocks. That the "it's different this time" crowd was dead wrong. That Micron's price-to-book was the most expensive in the stock's

Tokyo is pinging the Hyperliquid API in ~3ms. Amsterdam is sitting at ~221ms. Distance is a tax on your execution. We just deployed a live map of global probes tracking API and direct validator latency to Hyperliquid in real-time: glassno.de/4t7kUhv 🇯🇵 Tokyo: ~15.9ms 🇰🇷

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I started looking at Western Union because I thought stablecoins would kill it. Then I realized WU is better positioned than almost anyone to leverage them. Brand, distribution, 200+ countries, $923M in EBITDA. The key risk was management. They had been skeptical of

State capitalism isn’t socialism. In the West it was the dominant model from the late 19th century through the postwar period, with states directing railways, steel, energy, finance, and war production. The pivot came from the late 1970s into the 1980s, as policy shifted toward

Look at what Iran has been hitting since Feb. 28: radar systems, SATCOM terminals, tankers, and now an AWACS. That's not random. It's a systematic attack on the infrastructure that makes U.S. air power function. Iran's running an asymmetric counter-air campaign. A 🧵.

If Trump wanted to use nukes, who's there to tell him no? Susie Wiles would, but she's dealing with cancer. Stephen Miller might want to see a nuclear attack out of morbid curiosity. Hegseth seems to think Jesus has called on him to kill as many Iranians as possible. Dan Caine

Iran is a great power, by Policy Tensor.