hyperliquid's tokenomics are basically the financial equivalent of eat your vegetables and you'll get dessert later

crypto exchanges spent years trying to become legitimate and now they're casually trying to compete with the entire financial system

pi holders watching protocol upgrades and token unlocks happen at the same time is like watching someone press the accelerator and the brake together

hyperliquid looked at the crypto market and said why compete for billions when we can casually aim for trillions instead

xlm holders have spent years waiting for the world to discover cross-border payments are more exciting than they sound

xlm's future basically depends on whether institutions keep saying blockchain is the future and eventually start using it

theres a difference between using ai and benefiting from ai

companies spent billions on ai and are now asking the awkward question of what exactly did we get for all that

reflects a fundamental distinction between financial exposure and asset ownership. direct custody provides greater control but also introduces additional operational responsibilities

texas moving from etf exposure to direct bitcoin ownership

but will wait on witcher 4

cd projekt red found the gaming equivalent of printing money: releasing more witcher content a decade later

which is really crushing

gamers spent years worrying that ai would take their jobs and somehow it started by making their hardware more expensive

and the industry responded with nearly a billion dollars in export earnings

parents spent years asking when freelancing would become a real job

while everyone else was debating return-to-office policies

pakistan accidentally built one of the world's largest remote work armies

@undeadsteam said in What the Dev Team Shipped This Week:

Nerd

what kind of zombie is that??

attackers discovering they did not need private keys when someone accidentally accepted a public string as proof of authorization