Not owning KNTQ is like not owning HYPE when it TGE’d and everyone was talking about it in 2024
Fomo & Pumpfun app supporting @Enter_Elysium will make it extremely accessible to traders that HyperEVM never had access to.
With @AscendLaunch as a leading launchpad, it's our responsibility to make sure volume is sustainable, hence us giving back a huge portion of our protocol fees to traders, stakers, builders, and coins launched on Ascend.
We want to make onchain great again, and us adopting kinetiq:native as our protocol token will generate a wealth effect for onchain similar to when $SOL had ran from $8 to $290.
Ascend to Elysium.
I've been asked probably hundreds of times what the difference in scale between Elysium and HyperEVM will be like:
Enjoy :]
p.s. ask anyone building on Elysium testnet how it feels and you'll be quite pleased
e/acc
xRobert retweeted
The people who thrive over the next decade will be those who mentally abandon the idea of 'work as life' and start thinking more like a billionaire does:
You are already rich, now what do you want to do with your time? What side quests actually interest you? What is worth exploring regardless of any associated economic utility?
You will literally have an AI that can solve basically any problem you have if given enough compute, or help you explore anything you are interested in, including optimising your own life for what gives you personal fulfilment.
The people that do best will be like water. Everywhere and nowhere. Not tied down to any specific career or idea per se - doing it for the love of the game.
And some of you might say 'RA, that makes no sense, I've got bills to pay.'
Yeah, you need a plan to make it for about another decade, then that's really not gonna matter too much.
And if you start thinking like a billionaire you're just not gonna care that much. Go follow the side quest in your spare time then convince a venture capitalist to give you money for it. Pay yourself a salary with that and go exploring.
In short:
- Careers are dead
- Side quests are an infinite game
- Health-maxx, get jacked
- Be a good person. Reputation is also an infinite game.
All the other stuff... Career this, dollar here dollar there - who cares? We will have entire economic zones where superintelligent humanoids are building other superintelligent humanoids. The output of the global economy is going to be absurd. Orders of magnitude higher than almost anyone believes.
Stay flexible.
xRobert retweeted
Having talked to both the @AscendLaunch and @MontraXYZ teams extensively now, it's pretty clear who the winner is going to be in the Elysium launchpad war...
kinetiq:native and Elysium users.
Two extremely promising teams competing with very different models is the best case scenario for the ecosystem.
It's going to feel extremely obvious in hindsight that the number one app/DEX in crypto, @HyperliquidX, will have the #1 on chain ecosystem alongside it.
xRobert retweeted
for any large position you take in your portfolio you should know more about that project than 99% of everyone else
This is a fairly durable edge to have in crypto because most people simply do not do the work
I take this idea of "being in the top 1%" and apply it to basically any new idea, niche, sector or project that im researching. I usually dont allocate any capital but the process of this compounds
you can imagine that after a few months (or years) of doing this you start to have an insanely good understanding of a wide variety of topics in crypto. This "map" that you build out eventually becomes your edge in the space
so my $.02 is to have a goal of becoming the top 1% in understanding any area of crypto that you are interested in. It will pay dividends forever
Big if true
Since true, big
e/acc
Thoughts on the upcoming Elysium launch:
As an absolute $HYPE maxi over an extended timeframe, it recently became clear that (in what is the most ironic possible outcome) CT's obsession with a cashflow/security valuation framework has become self-defeating.
Since the conception of the cryptoeconomy, the dominating valuation framework has rested on some ill-defined network metrics (e.g., metcalfe's law) while cashflow was reserved as very much secondary, or non-existent. In the meantime, the vast majority of crypto participants were actively fighting the security status of cryptoassets while under fire from the Gensler-era SEC, which suggested the cashflow/DCF-style modeling as erroneous, and decisively so when the SEC determined cryptoassets as emphatically NOT securities.
What's surprising about the canonical hype valuation framework is that it flies in the face of everything this space fought so hard to overcome, and very specifically effects arguably the best product to ever emerge from the cryptoeconomy. I think that it's because the mind virus around cashflow has muddied the fact that hyperliquid is not a security, and in fact contains exactly the network features that ETH, SOL, ZEC, etcetera, possess, and from which their fair market valuations profit tremendously (and appropriately).
So back to @Kinetiq_xyz and @Enter_Elysium: if scaling the network component of hyperliquid can make more obvious this trait of hyperliquid, then the first thing that happens is that the network effects and corresponding fair market value explode, as we've seen in the past. On top of that, if the bottom line is accretive to hyperliquid, then not only does hype gain from the network effect/speculative premium, but also a genuine economic force supporting the ecosystem. That could be huge.
Thoughts on the upcoming Elysium launch:
As an absolute $HYPE maxi over an extended timeframe, it recently became clear that (in what is the most ironic possible outcome) CT's obsession with a cashflow/security valuation framework has become self-defeating.
Since the conception of the cryptoeconomy, the dominating valuation framework has rested on some ill-defined network metrics (e.g., metcalfe's law) while cashflow was reserved as very much secondary, or non-existent. In the meantime, the vast majority of crypto participants were actively fighting the security status of cryptoassets while under fire from the Gensler-era SEC, which suggested the cashflow/DCF-style modeling as erroneous, and decisively so when the SEC determined cryptoassets as emphatically NOT securities.
What's surprising about the canonical hype valuation framework is that it flies in the face of everything this space fought so hard to overcome, and very specifically effects arguably the best product to ever emerge from the cryptoeconomy. I think that it's because the mind virus around cashflow has muddied the fact that hyperliquid is not a security, and in fact contains exactly the network features that ETH, SOL, ZEC, etcetera, possess, and from which their fair market valuations profit tremendously (and appropriately).
So back to @Kinetiq_xyz and @Enter_Elysium: if scaling the network component of hyperliquid can make more obvious this trait of hyperliquid, then the first thing that happens is that the network effects and corresponding fair market value explode, as we've seen in the past. On top of that, if the bottom line is accretive to hyperliquid, then not only does hype gain from the network effect/speculative premium, but also a genuine economic force supporting the ecosystem. That could be huge.
xRobert retweeted
It’s not delusional to say @Enter_Elysium will be the biggest launch on @HyperliquidX this year.
mainnet is getting closer.
Excited to see what @Enter_Elysium brings to the ecosystem.
E/acc.
xRobert retweeted
Montra is thrilled to announce the community launchpad for the @Enter_Elysium ecosystem.
Following a comprehensive research program on different launchpad models – those broken and those not – we believe we’ve come up with what will become the de facto all-purpose launchpad model for the next generation of cryptoassets ICOing on Elysium and accruing value all the way through the hyperliquid ecosystem.
As we approach Elysium mainnet launch, Montra will reveal its features piecewise, culminating in a litepaper containing all things revealed and the results of our research, presented the day before launch.
Our first announcement is the Montra economic stimulus package, consisting of two parts (details to follow):
1) a fixed $100,000 stimulus dedicated to the most competitive builders ICOing on Montra
2) an engagement-based airdrop to stimulate the montra-elysium ecosystem (let’s break records here)
xRobert retweeted
One of my biggest takeaways from TOKEN2049 Singapore is that, even among the most sophisticated Hyperliquid users and holders, very few understand what precompiles are or how powerful this technology really is.
And of course, most don’t realize that products like Papertrade are only possible thanks to precompiles.
To put it simply: imagine if BNB Chain were connected onchain to Binance, or Base to Coinbase, allowing smart contracts to transfer assets and read exchange data directly onchain.
That would be huge, right?
Well, HyperEVM already does this with HyperCore. However, its current precompiles expose only a limited amount of data, and writing to HyperCore is still slow.
@Enter_Elysium is fixing this by rebuilding the precompile layer from scratch, exposing significantly more HyperCore data and enabling much faster writes than HyperEVM.
If you’ve got any crazy ideas for what to build with this tech on Elysium, hit me up.
xRobert retweeted
A VC raised $250M and valued the company at $2B, while you can buy $WORM at just a $23M market cap.
xRobert retweeted
Feature Request for @HyperliquidX
Your PnL card sharing feature is 🔥, but here's a thought:
Can you integrate logic to automatically sell a user-defined % of a position whenever they generate a PnL card?
Something like:
1️⃣ Add an account setting where users specify the % of the position to sell (e.g., 5%, 10%).
2️⃣ When generating the PnL card, trigger an onchain transaction to sell the specified percentage of the position, tied to the same asset/pair as the card.
3️⃣ Use existing wallet permissions for seamless execution without extra prompts.
Benefits:
- Gamify PnL sharing: Users lock in gains while showing off their performance.
- Encourage disciplined profit-taking: Combine analytics with execution directly.
- Showcase @HyperliquidX as a based onchain CEX with integrated, user-centric features.
What do you think?
This could redefine social + trading interactions + it will help me take some damn profit for once.
Gracias!
xRobert retweeted
We built a system where the brain of the worm runs in a secure Trusted Execution Environment (TEE), leveraging blockchain infrastructure like HyperEVM and Solana for state integrity, token management, and neural triggers.
xRobert retweeted
We deployed RISC Zero and @MarlinProtocol verification contracts on the HyperEVM Testnet. HyperEVM can now verify our worm brain’s off-chain computations, ensuring they’re correctly performed before using the results on-chain.
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