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Thriggar.hl

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might be a dumb question but I'll ask anyway, how exactly do this combos work on HIP-4 outcome markets? I'm curious about the mechanics behind it and how everything comes together to make it possible on HIP-4

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Hyperliquid is no longer just a place to trade perps Its growing stablecoin reserve is another sign of how much capital and activity the ecosystem is attracting that’s another reason the AQAv2 reserve yield is going to keep creating consistent buy pressure for $HYPE and we’re only getting started you’re not bullish enough on HYPE

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Hyperliquid is quietly becoming one of the biggest USDC hubs across the entire crypto space with $6.77B in USDC issuance Hyperliquid now ranks 3rd among the major USDC chains, sitting just behind Solana at $6.78B we’re literally just $0.02B away from surpassing Solana think about that for a second

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while the whole hack mania is going on, @HyperliquidX is just printing insane numbers in protocol revenue Hyperliquid has generated a total of $5.34M and counting, in protocol revenue over the past 24 hours Assistance Funds has used that to buyback and burn 58.32k $HYPE at an average price of $92 per HYPE that's $5.34M of buy pressure at the time of the burn bringing total revenue to $1.47B and cumulative $HYPE permanently removed from supply to 49.91M that's 4.99% of the supply lol we're literally one step away from crossing the 5% mark

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Whales continue to outpace retail on $HYPE over the past 90 days: • retail (wallets with lees than 10 $HYPE balance): 51,541 wallets (+1,714) • whales (wallets worth over 10k $HYPE balance) 2,167 wallets (+284) retail grew 3.4% while whale wallets grew 15.1% both tiers saw a big jump in early october, but whale wallets are growing nearly 4x faster than retail smart money keeps accumulating $HYPE while paperhanded retail continues to hand it over at a cheap price

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Another $2.36M in protocol revenue for @Hyperliquid over the last 24 hours 30.70K $HYPE has been bought back and burned at an average price of roughly $76.9 per $HYPE all time revenue is now at $1.46B, with 49.78M $HYPE burned, taking the total supply burned to 4.98% nearly 5% of the supply is already gone and the buybacks from revenue keep coming every single day

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Everyday there's a new perp dex in town offering nothing new, just another point program and "coming soon" suddenly everyone is now a trader every trader is now a perp dex ambassador everyone's now fighting for points everyone's shilling their perp dex link everyone's burning money to push volume no one is profitable just paying for points bro just wants you to trade so he can farm his ref fees fall out with bro because he said something bad about the new perp dex you're farming with all your might perp dex just want your volume to boost their vanity metrics so that's all that matters the most for point perp dex flex metrics to attract more investors wash trading allegations everywhere, but the volume and users keep going up so who cares anyway entire market competing for volume, not traders millions in volume, huge TVL, crazy growth metrics how many traders are left when the incentives run out? everyone's a loyal user until another perp dex launches a bigger incentive campaign points end, farmers leave and the real numbers start showing what are we even doing?

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Slow day with all crypto pairs dumping massively Hyperliquid still managed to generate about $2.36M in protocol revenue over the past 24 hours on this red day assistance funds bought back and burned around 31.25k $HYPE at an average price of $75.5 that's $2.36M in buying pressure for $HYPE today total $HYPE burned now sits at 49.78M, whch is 4.98% of the circulating supply permanently burned we're now just 0.02% away from reaching 5%

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HYPE is down roughly 3.85% today even with Assistance Funds adding $2.36M in buy pressure alone 31.25K $HYPE bought back and burned at an average price of $75.5, and we still closed red now imagine where we'd be without that constant buying pressure people still underestimate what these buybacks mean for $HYPE in the long run