
80 iq. poor. plumber @tradeparagon. trader @rareporttcg.
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Flow retweeted
why do you guys give this retarded larp attention, only 77k volume traded on his exit candle but 94k pos so the trade never existed.
even worse on his NEAR trade only 1.5 m of NEAR traded at those prices but his larp pos is 2.1 m.
stop promoting and giving this dude attention. i saw way too many friends glazing him. he's just another matter trades like larp that's gonna start a paid group soon.
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Flow retweeted
Replying to @BlankieSnax @0x_jefuture
generally agree as well. let onchain value accrue to HYPE. though I also do think the economic and strategic interdependence between HL and its deployers, particularly TradeXYZ, presents a longer term regulatory scrutiny risk (post Trump) because it becomes easier to characterize HL as a functionally integrated exchange ecosystem with distributed operational responsibilities, rather than independent businesses operating on neutral infrastructure
IMO deployer diversification and the success of other deployers like @tradeparagon. @Markets_xyz, @entropyIO et al become much more relevant going forward
a whole tradfi tab just for us? so thoughtful
@tradeparagon
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Flow retweeted
a lot of people struggling with reading comprehension here and assuming I'm saying TradeXYZ will or should launch a token
I'm not. what I am saying is there's a clear economic incentive to do so and if they choose not to it suggests there are even greater incentives not to (which I'm curious about)
HYPE price reaction to the ICE partnership demonstrates a clear incentive for TradeXYZ to establish greater economic independence from Hyperliquid by launching its own token
If they don't, it's reasonable to assume there's a greater economic incentive not to and we can speculate around that
Flow retweeted
Fair enough. In a scenario where liquidity is tighter and margins are squeezed, it becomes money actually productive in the real economy that multiplies rather than money made through financialization though. Bad for speculators, good for innovators.










