Paging all .HL's... Introducing Proof of HYPE Drop a handle and find out who's actually been spreading the word about @HyperliquidX on X / Twitter Who's really been putting in the work? 👀

this fee intake hasn't been given to them yet since the algebra deal isn't 100% finalized and we're looking at ways to make it best for our tokenholders. meantime we've been subsidizing it from the ecosystem fund's veNEST allocation and growth treasury via bribes, which cumulatively have paid out more than the total fee intake (~$15K vs ~$50K in bribes) this might not be reflected in the docs yet since they just got updated and the line probably got missed, but it is in our most recent transparency filing by @blockworks: x.com/Blockworks/status/2054… transparency and alignment. that's what we build on. hyperliquid.

Do your @NestExchange users know you give 3% of their fee to Algebra? Your docs say 100% swap fees, but @DefiLlama says only 97%. Which is it? Here's Algebra's multisig where they receive their cut taken from your users' fees. hyperevmscan.io/address/0xe8…

HIP-4 update. This one is big. Hyperliquid just removed the need for external oracles on prediction markets. The validator set itself is now the oracle. The same 24 validators that sign blocks every 70ms, secure $3B in deposits, and vote bridge withdrawals now deploy and settle prediction markets natively. Automated newsfeed software running as part of regular chain operations. Deployment and resolution through onchain validator vote. No Chainlink. No Pyth. No UMA. No third party. Closed circuit. Polymarket uses UMA. Kalshi is centralized. Hyperliquid just made real-world event resolution a native chain function. Hyperliquid.

Yo check what happened with Hype in Bitfinex

if you heard about the SEC’s “innovation exemption” for tokenized stocks and didn’t really understand it, this is a jargon free post for u (and if you think this only matters for wall street, you’re wrong. keep reading) a normal stock lives inside a broker’s system. when you buy apple or tesla, your broker updates a database somewhere and says you own a piece of that company a tokenized stock takes that idea and puts it onchain. the stock, or a claim tied to that stock, becomes a token that can move on a blockchain why does this matter? because stocks today still move like the internet closes at 4pm markets open and close, settlement can take days, access depends on where you live, buying small pieces is still not always smooth, and most of the system runs through middlemen the average person never sees tokenized stocks can make that world feel more like crypto: > 24/7 trading > faster settlement > smaller buy sizes > global access > easier use inside defi apps but here’s the issue; in the US, stocks are securities. calling them tokens does not magically remove the law if a company wants to offer stock like products, regulators still care about registration, broker rules, exchange rules, reporting, and investor protection that’s where the innovation exemption comes in think of it like the SEC saying: “go test this new tech in a controlled space, we’ll watch closely, and then decide what the permanent rules should look like later” so crypto companies could get room to issue or trade tokenized stocks without going through the full old process from day one -- but this is still supposed to come with limits → report what is happening → protect users → cap certain activity → follow basic rules → prove the system can work safely this is why the big exchanges are nervous if crypto platforms can offer stock exposure onchain, then the wall between traditional finance and DeFi starts to look much thinner for users, the upside is clear -- apple, tesla, bonds, funds, and other real world assets could become easier to trade, move, borrow against, or plug into onchain apps for regulators, the fear is also clear. if this goes badly, retail users become the test subjects for financial products they may not fully understand so the real story is bigger than “tokenized stocks are coming.” the real story is that the US may finally give tokenized markets a legal test lane instead of forcing builders to guess, wait forever, or leave does this fix everything? no will wall street complain? obviously will crypto peeps [over]hype it by friday? without a doubt but if this works, tokenized stocks could become one of the clearest bridges between traditional finance and DeFi hyperliquid

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ApeChain is not affected by the Kelp DAO situation. Out of an abundance of caution, we've decided to pause any bridges that rely on Layer0 until we have a full understanding of the situation. There's no need to move things around. There are plenty of bridges if you want to bridge for any reason.

while you guys were busy discussing WW3 berachain made $77 in chain revenue in the last 24 hrs