$link has a $16B market cap and these are the revenue numbers. There's zero transparency from the entity meant to drive "decentralized" finance. Why? Where are the "Hundreds of millions of dollars in revenue"?
$1.1M/week into the reserve” sounds impressive until you zoom out:
•That’s ~2M LINK/year = 0.2% of total supply (1B).
•Meanwhile, Chainlink unlocks/dumps ~70–80M LINK every year = 7–8% of supply.
•Dilution outpaces ‘accumulation’ 40 to 1.
And unlike real companies, holders
What is special about building in Hyperliquid in the words of Jeff
“The culture, it really is the people”
“People don’t want to converge on something that is extractive”
“Real builders are here for the long run, and want to join to stick it out through thick and thin”
Aster is NOT L2 nor a L1 blockchain, it is a 100% CEX.
just imagine if CEX used WalletConnect for sign-ups instead of email or other web2 stuff,
that's Aster.
unlike Hyperliquid, Aster has no validators, consensus, blocks, explorers, or anything related to the blockchain tech.
Hyperliquid just broke through 20% of perp volume vs Binance.
A DEX taking over a fifth of the market against the biggest exchange in the world...
What’s wild is a year ago barely anyone was even using HL, and now it’s drilling into Binance’s market share week after week.
hyperliquid is one of the best things to ever happen to crypto
forced the hand of binance and bybit to make their own version
offloading hundreds of millions, billions, back in the hands of users, users are more aligned with projects than ever w/ buyback format (pseudo equity)
Aster: Controlled Opposition in Disguise
When CZ dropped that tweet framing Aster as a competitor to Binance, a lot of people got baited. I about blew my top. It’s presented like another rising decentralized exchange, promising freedom from centralized choke points. But peel
Imagine you just trusted this guy.
He gave you the best airdrop we have seen in 5 years.
And he randomly airdrops you an NFT that sells for at least $25k.
Who else is building like that?