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. Haseeb ＞|＜ explains why Hyperliquid is rare - it has both the growth story and the cash flows "The reason Hyperliquid has been so successful is that it's both. There is a very credible and demonstrable growth story - not just that it's grown so much in market...

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. Haseeb ＞|＜ breaks down why he's still defending Ethereum and Solana when everyone else gave up "Markets have two regimes. First regime is cash flow - I don't care what your story is. Show me the money." "Then there's a second regime - the growth regime. I don't care so much about cash flows. I care about growth. This is a Silicon Valley mindset versus a Wall Street mindset." "What is the growth story for Tesla? They can replace Uber by using fleets of self-driving cars. It's a growth story. It's not a cash flow story. Wall Street and Silicon Valley both understand the distinction between these two regimes." Podcast out tomorrow! Dragonfly ＞|＜

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