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Moon Dev The $102M Per Employee Metric: Why Hyperliquid Is Currently The Most Efficient Company On Earth hyperliquid has the potential to be even bigger than amazon because they are currently sitting in the absolute best position of any company on earth to…
e to soak up that supply instead of building a moat they are just delaying the inevitable.
the real play is for them to become an acquisition machine and find the next pump fun or poly market and bring them into the ecosystem. by diversifying their revenue streams they can hedge against the volatility of trading fees and create a platform that users never have to leave.
it is the same reason google bought youtube and doubleclick because they knew they needed to own the attention and the data layer. hyperliquid already owns the execution layer but they are missing the pieces that make a financial ecosystem sticky for the long term.
i want to see them win because i think they represent the future of how companies should be built in the age of ai. eleven people running a multi trillion dollar volume protocol is a glimpse into a world where code truly is the great equalizer.
if you are still hand trading and hoping for a bounce you are playing a game that is rigged against you by the very efficiency i am talking about. the only way to compete is to automate your logic and build your own moat just like the protocols are trying to do.
we are at the beginning of a massive shift where capital efficiency is the only metric that matters anymore. the companies that recognize this and stop playing short term games with their token price are the ones that will be around in ten years.
as a trader i am always looking for the pivot and i hope hyperliquid finds theirs before they burn through another billion dollars. the opportunity is right there in front of them and the cash is sitting in the vault waiting to be used for something legendary.
the path from eleven people to the house of finance is paved with smart acquisitions not just buybacks and burns. i am going to keep building my systems and watching the data because that is the only way to stay ahead of the curve in this game.
the market will always reward efficiency in the long run even if the short term is filled with noise and hype. let us see if hyperliquid can actually become the amazon of finance or if they will just be another footnote in crypto history.
if you want to build alongside this movement you have to start thinking like an owner and stop thinking like a gambler. the real wealth is built by owning the systems that capture the flow not just by trying to predict the next candle.
i have put everything into my automated systems because i know that code is the only thing that doesn't sleep or get emotional. whether hyperliquid pivots or not my bots will be there to take advantage of whatever the market gives us.
the world is changing fast and the leanest teams with the best code are the ones that are going to come out on top. make sure you are on the right side of that equation before the mega corps realize they are obsolete
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the real play is for them to become an acquisition machine and find the next pump fun or poly market and bring them into the ecosystem. by diversifying their revenue streams they can hedge against the volatility of trading fees and create a platform that users never have to leave.
it is the same reason google bought youtube and doubleclick because they knew they needed to own the attention and the data layer. hyperliquid already owns the execution layer but they are missing the pieces that make a financial ecosystem sticky for the long term.
i want to see them win because i think they represent the future of how companies should be built in the age of ai. eleven people running a multi trillion dollar volume protocol is a glimpse into a world where code truly is the great equalizer.
if you are still hand trading and hoping for a bounce you are playing a game that is rigged against you by the very efficiency i am talking about. the only way to compete is to automate your logic and build your own moat just like the protocols are trying to do.
we are at the beginning of a massive shift where capital efficiency is the only metric that matters anymore. the companies that recognize this and stop playing short term games with their token price are the ones that will be around in ten years.
as a trader i am always looking for the pivot and i hope hyperliquid finds theirs before they burn through another billion dollars. the opportunity is right there in front of them and the cash is sitting in the vault waiting to be used for something legendary.
the path from eleven people to the house of finance is paved with smart acquisitions not just buybacks and burns. i am going to keep building my systems and watching the data because that is the only way to stay ahead of the curve in this game.
the market will always reward efficiency in the long run even if the short term is filled with noise and hype. let us see if hyperliquid can actually become the amazon of finance or if they will just be another footnote in crypto history.
if you want to build alongside this movement you have to start thinking like an owner and stop thinking like a gambler. the real wealth is built by owning the systems that capture the flow not just by trying to predict the next candle.
i have put everything into my automated systems because i know that code is the only thing that doesn't sleep or get emotional. whether hyperliquid pivots or not my bots will be there to take advantage of whatever the market gives us.
the world is changing fast and the leanest teams with the best code are the ones that are going to come out on top. make sure you are on the right side of that equation before the mega corps realize they are obsolete
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Don’t get distracted by openclaw
Claude code for trading is no joke https://t.co/Wv4TUyKMOn
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Claude code for trading is no joke https://t.co/Wv4TUyKMOn
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You knew it was a bad idea to trade by hand
But you did it anyway https://t.co/EFbaD1FAaK
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But you did it anyway https://t.co/EFbaD1FAaK
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you promised
you promised yourself and your family that you would stop trading by hand
you know it resembles gambling
stop gambling and build the casino instead
this is your final chance to learn exactly how to automate your trading from me
everything closes on thursday
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you promised
you promised yourself and your family that you would stop trading by hand
you know it resembles gambling
stop gambling and build the casino instead
this is your final chance to learn exactly how to automate your trading from me
everything closes on thursday
join here https://t.co/EHUr5azZs7
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Anthropic: software sell off rational
Anthropic's head of applied AI, Cat de Jong, oversees a team focused on helping large companies weave Anthropic's AI into their products. At a press briefing with Thomson Reuters on Monday, she said that people inside Anthropic have seen the market sell-off as rational due to the pace of progress.
"The rate of change is just so incredible, and I think the market is really starting to see this now," she said.
"We're grappling with exponentials, and it's something that humans just aren't really used to having to deal with — how quickly things change. And I think that's actually been why the market has been responding the way that it has been, for us internally."
That said, the sell-off does not account for how Anthropic's work with software companies helps improve their products rather than compete directly with them, de Jong said.
"We want to build the best models in the world," de Jong said. "But I do really think there's a great relationship between general models and domain-specific applications, and our models help them get better."
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Anthropic: software sell off rational
Anthropic's head of applied AI, Cat de Jong, oversees a team focused on helping large companies weave Anthropic's AI into their products. At a press briefing with Thomson Reuters on Monday, she said that people inside Anthropic have seen the market sell-off as rational due to the pace of progress.
"The rate of change is just so incredible, and I think the market is really starting to see this now," she said.
"We're grappling with exponentials, and it's something that humans just aren't really used to having to deal with — how quickly things change. And I think that's actually been why the market has been responding the way that it has been, for us internally."
That said, the sell-off does not account for how Anthropic's work with software companies helps improve their products rather than compete directly with them, de Jong said.
"We want to build the best models in the world," de Jong said. "But I do really think there's a great relationship between general models and domain-specific applications, and our models help them get better."
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