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goodalexander says Barron Trump saved Hyperliquid “The reason Hyperliquid pumped so hard is because a lot of people in the know were like, ‘Oh yeah, Hyperliquid is gonna get prosecuted.’ Obviously, that’s not fucking true” “So if Trump is coming out and saying Hyperliquid, it means Barron was like,... ‘Hey dad, no, Hyperliquid’s the jam,’ and that is the policy now” “It’s great for crypto because that means there are more onchain fees and better assets. It’s just unambiguously positive because fees flow to chains, whether that’s Circle’s new chain, Ethereum, or Solana. There’s a race between all these L1s, but at least you’re racing for something instead of racing for an indictment”show more

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AZKicks1 month ago

… this is so irresponsibly stupid

Mikli1 month ago

Feat. @notthreadguy @counterpartytv @goodalexander

aaalex.hl1 month ago

Barron Trump saved my life

Michael Goldsholl1 month ago

Hurray for Barron !!!!!

WilcosX.eth1 month ago

Policy by personal recommendation is the wildest timeline we could have asked for

cc1 month ago

what show on youtube @grok

Lisa Florentina1 month ago

That's wild! Who knew Barron had such influence in the crypto world?

Rosetina Degen 🚢🎒1 month ago

Barron, crypto's new advisor

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