Everyone’s talking about $HYPE And now you’re thinking about getting into perps for the first time. Kook says: “My best advice? Don’t do it.” “By the stats, 97% of accounts on Hyperliquid are red. Trading perps with leverage is extremely hard.” Instead of trying to beat the market with leverage, he prefers to “own the casino, not play in it.” “My Hyperliquid exposure is buy the token and stake it.” That doesn’t mean he avoids the platform entirely. He says he still trades with a small “joke account” because “You can trade everything! This stuff is fun.” If you insist on trying perps: “Treat it like gambling, set aside a little gambling account, and start to have some fun.” Limit yourself so you don’t waste a giant bag of money on tuition. Because the real risk isn’t only losing money. It’s what happens after a few wins: “You’ll get addicted to it and you’ll want to put more size into it.” The takeaway? - most traders lose - leverage is unforgiving - the best play for beginners is spot exposure staking

Go back to using head and shoulders, bro

Lessons learned over the last 107 days: 1) get a hybrid car 2) don’t trust the President 3) inflation sucks 4) Americans should be very grateful that they live far away from where modern conflict typically happens

Playing the new fifa world cup game on netflix and absolutely CRUSHING the infidels

Did Donald Trump start a war with Iran to cover up his relationship with Epstein?

What % of $HYPE holders have never used the platform? I’m gonna guess half or more @grok tell me your estimate

Should’ve known better than to short the orange man on his 90th birthday weekend

Last cycle the main venue for trading everything was binance and $BNB ran from $40 to $690 in just 100 days. This cycle Hyperliquid became that venue for everything and hyperliquid:native is sitting at $60 after breaking out from $40 to $76. To me it's as clear as day: the main move is still ahead Once market fully reprices everything Jeff has built, thats where things will get very interesting.

The largest base:0x833589fcd6edb6e08f4c7c32d4f71b54bda02913 transaction ever recorded took place on HyperEVM, with a transfer of $4.397B. The transaction was related to the implementation of AQAv2.

If you want to shine like the sun first you have to burn like it.

In the year of our lord 2026 😬

Fixed the hyperliquid:native head and shoulders chart, don't worry guys

Remember: we did this to ourselves

Proud to be one of the 200 orgs who signed this document Clarity Act NOW

batch revoke day in honor of mythos 😅

Almost 5% of total supply has been bought back by the AF $HYPE

Ai bubble but instead of shilling ai vibecoded top layers to companies they shill Hyperliquid builder codes to tradfi companies Higher

HYPE has dumped from its $75 ATH to around $59 now. But honestly, I still won’t be surprised if it hits $100 sooner than people expect, and here's why: Part of why $HYPE is different is that Hyperliquid is one of the few crypto products where people can clearly connect: usage → fees → revenue → buybacks → token demand. That matters. A lot of tokens are still surviving on narrative. Hyperliquid has actual users trading there every day, actual fees being generated, and a token that benefits from that activity. That doesn’t mean $HYPE can’t dump. It already did. But it explains why the market keeps treating it differently from most tokens. In crypto, revenue doesn’t guarantee upside. But when the product is useful, the revenue is real, and the token captures part of that attention, the market usually keeps paying attention.

absolutely zero conviction—NONE!—on this guy