I got into crypto in 2019, doing small Web3 jobs. Nothing glamorous. Just small gigs, learning the ropes, making a little money here and there, and meeting people in the space. Back then everything felt exciting, like we were all early to something big. At least that’s what I thought. At some point I trusted the wrong people and lost most of my money in a presale scam they ran. People I had considered friends. I was still new to crypto then and didn’t really understand how brutal this space could be. Eventually I managed to recover during the NFT run. Some NFTs I held did well and I made my money back, even a bit more. After that I went back to doing Web3 jobs and had a few decent wins too including five figures from Chill Guy and a couple of small 2x plays. When the NFT wave cooled down, I stepped away from crypto for a while to focus on real life. Later, when the Telegram meta started buzzing, some friends told me about Notcoin. I gave it a shot, made about $500, and started trying some of the trending airdrops. Some paid dust, some paid a little more, but it kept me around the ecosystem. Before most of my real-life issues even started, crypto had already hit me hard. My first wallet hack was the worst. It wiped out a huge portion of my funds and pushed me into debt, because at the time I was still trying to maintain a lifestyle I didn’t really have the money for. Later I got hit again, losing about $11,000 in another hack. It wasn’t as big as the first one, but it still hurt, especially since I was trying to rebuild. I also lost the profits I had gotten from the Hyperliquid airdrop. I still had some funds left in my trading wallet because I had been leverage trading for a while. Trading helped me stay afloat for a bit, but during one of the big market downturns I lost that capital too using leverage. That one was on me. Around that same time I was also trying to build some stability in real life. I bought a car, then land. A few months later the land got caught up in legal issues involving government seizure and foreclosure complications, and resolving that drained a lot of money. Then my health issues started. Medical treatment isn’t cheap. There were moments where I was close to having nothing left. At some points the only reason I could keep getting my medication was because people helped crowdfund for me. At the same time I was also dealing with things like account suspensions, which made it difficult to claim rewards I had earned from platforms like Kaito. It often felt like every time I tried to get something going again, another door closed. When I look back at everything the scams, hacks, market losses, and legal issues the damage across the years is well into six figures. And through all of this I’m still dealing with real life responsibilities, including taking care of my younger sibling. So when people message me saying I’m proud, stingy, or that I don’t deserve to win in crypto, it honestly just feels exhausting. People online only see fragments of someone’s life. A tweet here, a moment there. They don’t see the full picture. I’m not a crypto idolo. I’m just another person in this space trying to figure things out like everyone else.

imagine being one of the people selling their hyperliquid:native to these whales 7 fig twaps are the norm now hyperliquid

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101 Reasons You Should Be On Hyperliquid 1. Self-custody 2. Deep liquidity 3. Fast execution 4. Low fees 5. No middlemen 6. Permissionless access 7. On-chain transparency 8. Real innovation 9. Active builders 10. Growing ecosystem 11. HyperEVM 12. $HYPE 13. Community first 14. Global markets 15. 24/7 trading 16. Powerful orderbook 17. TWAP orders 18. Advanced trading 19. Spot markets 20. Perpetual futures 21. Builder friendly 22. Capital efficiency 23. Revenue generation 24. Organic growth 25. No gatekeepers 26. Open finance 27. Fast onboarding 28. Ecosystem rewards 29. Hyperliquid culture 30. User ownership 31. Market leadership 32. Transparent markets 33. Strong fundamentals 34. High engagement 35. Product obsession 36. Constant shipping 37. Real users 38. Real volume 39. Real adoption 40. Strong narratives 41. Aligned incentives 42. Scalable infrastructure 43. Elite traders 44. Serious builders 45. Smart capital 46. Global community 47. Ecosystem opportunities 48. New projects 49. Endless opportunities 50. Future-ready 51. HyperLend 52. Dexari 53. HypurrFi 54. HyperSwap 55. Ecosystem growth 56. Open innovation 57. Continuous expansion 58. Permissionless building 59. Market efficiency 60. Capital formation 61. Financial freedom 62. User empowerment 63. Decentralized future 64. Better UX 65. Faster settlement 66. Transparent execution 67. Network effects 68. Builder economy 69. Wealth creation 70. Early positioning 71. Emerging opportunities 72. Massive potential 73. Market discovery 74. Financial evolution 75. Strong momentum 76. Historic growth 77. Community conviction 78. Hyperliquid maxis 79. Relentless execution 80. Constant improvement 81. Innovative products 82. Protocol revenue 83. Ecosystem expansion 84. On-chain future 85. Better alignment 86. Strong vision 87. World-class infrastructure 88. Competitive advantage 89. Long-term focus 90. Future builders 91. House of Finance 92. Price discovery 93. Institutional attention 94. Retail participation 95. Financial innovation 96. Borderless markets 97. Open access 98. Crypto's frontier 99. Next-generation markets 100. The future 101. You're still early. Which of these reasons made you get on Hyperliquid? Hyperliquid

only found out today was sunday when i logged on x unemployment maxing

elon isn’t human anymore 😭

i woke up to see $15 on hypercore, was apparently about $500 at some point HyperEvm szn $Max szn😂😂😂

hey x please get the knicks off my tl

visual representation of you selling your hyperliquid:native Twaps are Twaping

you guys keep letting big corpa take your $HYPE from you what happened to “buying more if it dips”

HIP-3 just hit 29.7% of Hyperliquid perp volume. Builder-deployed markets went from basically zero to nearly 30%, and that end-of-chart spike is loud. RWAs, commodities, equities and pre-IPOs. The machine keeps expanding beyond crypto. More volume → more fees → more hyperliquid:native buybacks → more burns. Hyperliquid is the onchain home of finance.