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hyperliquid's hip4's volume just smashed a new ATH of $7.44M, primarily driven by world cup predictions. upward only, hyperliquid.

I'll frame this picture It's all the motivation I need

Elon Musk will be studied for generations to come. Congratulations on his new trillionaire status.

there's a high chance most people that claimed these Bitcoin sold them for peanuts. people rarely value what's free. lesson in there.

don't just watch the world cup, trade on it back your convictions by betting on your favourite teams to reach knockout, quarter-finals, and so on., instead of just spectating. just discovered @TMGM_CryptoCFD, a low friction way of trading crypto cfds. they're also a chelsea fc partner with licenses to operate under multiple jurisdictions. time to have a rewarding world cup experience like the platform already, so i'm helping them in spreading the world.

dips are for buying

THIS GUY JUST MADE A CLAUDE FABLE 5 ONE-SHOTS HORROR GAME WORTH UP TO $50K/MONTH IN LESS THAN 10 MINUTES!! >no plan mode, no back and forth with claude. >no code and absolutely no team. > just one single lazy prompt and a full 3D game is running in his browser. AGI is here.🔥

ngl, whoever is heading the growth of USD1 is doing an amazing job. from integrations to incentives to exposure, they're locking it in. no wonder they're one of the fastest growing stablecoins, having flipped DAI and USDe. good to see their campaign on Binance and Bybit still giving decent yields for holding USD1. USD1's growth playbook will be studied for years to come.

I'm waiting for them to blame this one on North Korea hackers too, lol.

Man's single-handedly saving our bags

Looking at all these trillion-dollar IPOs leaves me feeling conflicted. On one hand, these companies are incredible engines of growth, and it's exciting to see our society progress. On the other hand, and this point has been made many times before, it's a shame that many of the best companies of our generation were built almost entirely in private markets, leaving retail investors with little opportunity to participate in their growth. Why this happened has been widely discussed. Much of it comes down to incentives and changes in how companies raise capital. But crypto offered an interesting alternative. At its best, it allowed everyday people to get in on the ground floor of new networks and products. One of its most unique features was the ability to own a piece of something you were an early user of through airdrops. Unfortunately, many builders abused this mechanism to launch vaporware. In some cases, the token became the product. For all of crypto's flaws, that early ethos was special: the idea that ordinary people should have the opportunity to own a stake in the technologies and networks they help create value for.