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Introducing Onyx.
Trade with more edge.
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We raised an additional $10M led by @a16zcrypto!
Grammy had something to say about it:
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Iran just lost a huge chunk of their nuclear arsenal
Here are 3 ways they could raise money to rebuild:
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1. Builder codes on Hyperliquid.
92 million people in Iran are cut off from the western financial system.
But Hyperliquid fixes that.
A state-owned Hyperliquid front-end would give Iranian citizens access to USD-denominated financial products *and* earn a fee on economic activity generated.
2. An HIP-3 market on Hyperliquid.
With 10% of the world's oil reserve, Iran is a leader in hydrocarbons & perfectly positioned to launch the first perpetual futures market for crude oil on Hyperliquid.
As deployer, Iran could earn 50% of all trading fees on potentially billions of dollars in volume from traders on Hyperliquid.
3. An HIP-1 spot deployment on Hyperliquid.
We've seen a few attempts at countries launching official memecoins (Argentina, Central African Republic) but none have been very serious.
An Iran memecoin that drives value back to token holders & attempts to create something lasting would print cash, coupled with Hyperliquid's nascent spot deployer fee-sharing model.
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why be long $JELLYJELLY now? top 3 wallets in jellyjelly have accumulated 40% of the supply
– 1.4b MAUs
– $100B+ annual tax free rev
– infinite LTV, very little churn
– 2,000 yr retention
– owns the most valuable IP vault in history
– zero CAC
– monopoly on the afterlife
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Over the last 6-9 months at @hyperdrivedefi, we've built tokenized HLP and a HYPE LST completely on-chain using the @HyperliquidX Precompiles integrations.
The biggest challenge we faced during the development process was how do we actually build tests around this given that the HyperCore <> HyperEVM interaction cant be forked locally.
The solution to this problem was to build out a simulation framework that as much as possible was able to mimimic the behaviour of the HyperCore and have it deployed locally into a Hardhat node for testing. I've now started the task of abstracting that into a separate Github repository so that it can be open sourced with the hope that it helps ease some of the pain points for others in the future.
Over the next week I will be migrating more of the code into the repository and along with it, writing some test cases around it so other dev's can see how to incorportate it.
If anyone is interested in following, the repository is here;
github.com/cosullivan/hyperc…
