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yugo
Overview of Paxos vs Native Markets physiognomy.
I also learned that Paxos founders are OG bitcoiners and cypherpunks who got in since 3 cents and never left. These are the crypto natives. High trust.
People on the Native Markets side are tourists and Blackrock employees. High risk.
yugo
Just checked the physiognomy of the USDH candidates for hyperliquid $HYPE. I'll share and let you decide. If anyone is not ok with their picture being posted, DM me and I'll remove.
Based on physiognomy they all seem like decent choices, but starting to feel Ethena/Paxos > Native Markets
Paxos: They look like pure winners imo. Killers. Risk could be that they aren't moral. But I'd trust them to execute
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Lookonchain
Whale 0xFa0F spent another 3.82M $USDC to buy $HYPE.
He currently holds 420,379 $HYPE($23.5M), with an unrealized profit of $5.47M.
Eva 树姐👧🏻
Teacher Twelve, your mouth must have been blessed.
You told me this afternoon that you wanted to buy spot $Linea, and it went up in the evening?
@12_MgCapital
Then I hurried back this afternoon and closed my short position on Linea that I opened on EdgeX.
The next big opportunity is scheduled, right on EdgeX @edgeX_exchange.
For those who like to trade contracts, you can switch to another place and eat more fish.
Welcome everyone to use my link 🔗
Eva 树姐👧🏻
Recently, I saw a share from zon @ItsAlwaysZon, the co-founder of Initia, and I found it particularly insightful.
He said that when it comes to perpetual contracts, it's best not to just run on someone else's chain, but to have your own "home."
The reason is simple.
First, let's talk about user experience. Users won't go looking for a chain; they only care about what the application itself can bring. A smooth experience and practical functions are the hard metrics. Whether it's perpetual contracts, DEX, or payment tools, the logic is the same.
Next is value. If an application relies on someone else's chain, every gas fee and every sorting could be siphoned off, ultimately benefiting nodes and chains that have nothing to do with you. Having your own chain allows you to firmly grasp the rules and value in your hands.
History has repeatedly proven that top applications, after reaching a certain stage, will go back and build their own foundation. Hyperliquid is not satisfied with just being a DEX; it goes directly on-chain; Binance created BNB Chain after establishing its exchange; Coinbase launched Base. First, let the application run, then bring the infrastructure into the fold, allowing the experience and economic model to operate together.
Finally, there's the issue of sovereignty. It's not about fragmenting into specialized chains, but about optimizing use cases. Perpetual contracts have high-frequency trading needs, while payments do not require the same restrictions. Only by controlling the chain can applications run on the most suitable track.
So zon's conclusion is: applications first, chains second. If you want to be truly long-term, both perpetual contracts and leading applications should ultimately have their own dedicated chains.
By the way, a heads up that on September 16, @initia will have a livestream, and I've heard there might be new mint surprises, so don't miss this livestream.
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Hyperliquid is a performant L1 optimized from the ground up. The vision is a fully onchain open financial system with user built applications interfacing with performant native components, all without compromising end user experience. The flagship native application is a fully onchain order book perpetuals exchange, the Hyperliquid DEX.
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In the last 24 hours, there have been 7.8K new posts about Hyperliquid, driven by 4K contributors, and total online engagement reached 1.6M social interactions. The sentiment score for Hyperliquid currently stands at 81%. Compared to all cryptocurrencies, post volume for Hyperliquid currently ranks at 992. Keep an eye on changes to social metrics as they can be key indicators of the influence and reach of Hyperliquid.
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