A couple of days ago, Trump made an appointment announcing David Sacks as the head of cryptocurrency affairs at the White House, referred to as the 'Crypto Czar.' This is the first time the U.S. government has a dedicated person for cryptocurrency affairs, representing the importance placed on it by the Americans.
This David Sacks has a rich resume, most notably serving as the Chief Operating Officer of PayPal and being a close friend of Musk.
David Sacks has publicly expressed his support for cryptocurrencies multiple times, claiming that Bitcoin has the potential to become a world currency.
It is clear that David Sacks will implement his ideas in the upcoming government work, and the cryptocurrencies he has focused on may become the next growth projects.

The Hyperliquid project has recently gained a lot of attention, as it has been in a continuous upward trend without any pullbacks since its release 10 days ago.
Yesterday in the previous article, I explained why I built my position early on, and many people asked me if they missed the HYPE, can they still catch up?

The issues involved here are actually two:
1. What kind of project ecosystems are worth paying attention to?
2. What projects are included in the Hyperliquid project ecosystem?
First, regarding the first question, I would pay more attention to public chain ecosystems that can solve current blockchain problems, such as the Hyperliquid project which focuses on a purely on-chain order book, improving the user interaction problems of current DEXs. The low latency and high throughput characteristics are also due to the inability of current L1 public chains to meet these needs, which led to its development. Not to mention, the on-chain order book model also addresses the often criticized lack of transparency in centralized exchanges, making it feel more 'blockchain'.

If you have been following recent crypto news, you may have noticed frequent surge notifications mentioning a project called HyperLiquid, with its token being HYPE.
HyperLiquid, as the first derivatives market + public chain project, was launched on November 29.
I found that the main questions online about the project are several:
1. Why has this project never been heard of before and suddenly surged?
2. I can't find it on the exchange, where should I buy it?
3. If the valuation is HYPE, what opportunities are there afterwards?
There are many questions, so I will divide the content into two articles. This article introduces the HyperLiquid project and how to purchase it. The next article will focus on what opportunities exist within the HyperLiquid ecosystem.

Yesterday, I wrote an article discussing what patterns and characteristics exist for meme projects going to Binance, summarizing the key points regarding memecoins that have gone to Binance.
1. What is the general performance of coin prices?
2. What common characteristics are presented overall.
But we know that the biggest gains come from being able to ambush those memecoins that might go to Binance in the future. Although Binance has just started to transition to memes and the overall rules are still not very clear, we can still select some coins from existing memes to pay particular attention to.
SPX6900
The mission of SPX6900 is to break the traditional S&P 500 index, embodying the essence of subcultural elements, attracting a group of meme enthusiasts. The enthusiasm of these fans is as fearless and unconventional as the memes themselves.

In this round of crypto bull market, everyone agrees that Memecoin is a core track that cannot be ignored. Whether it is retail investors, institutions or exchanges, their attention is focused on this track. This also includes Binance, the world's number one exchange.
As the largest exchange in the crypto market, Binance not only provides sufficient liquidity for project tokens, but also provides enough attention and focus to put the project itself in the spotlight.
It can be said that the listing of Meme on Binance Exchange has brought a huge boost to the currency price, an excellent publicity for the project itself, and to a certain extent symbolizes the trend of the crypto market.

On September 23, I clearly called out SUI (Original text:

Is Sui the SOL killer?

), put forward the idea of ​​Sol killer, and the price at that time was 1.5.

The reason for recommending Sui is very simple. In terms of fundamentals, Grayscale's attitude towards Sui, the promotion of Pal, a big V with millions of fans in the community, and in terms of funding, we found that more than 30 capitals were involved behind the scenes, so we recommended it without hesitation.
Of course, the downside of explicitly recommending something is that people would suspect you of being a shill and scold you. Of course, I didn’t mind the scolding because Sui was actually on the eve of an explosion at that time.