Some people don't understand why the market is washed out during the shock decline, and the more it falls, the more it buys. How to wash out retail investors?
In fact, it is a very simple truth. For the main force, the cost is low, the capital cost is low, and it can keep smashing
What is the so-called buying more when it falls? Can you eat it if the main force sells all the chips to you?
Assuming that in this extreme case, the retail investors are rich and stupid, then it's a good relationship. I will sell it all to you. I will take the money to play the next plate. Why should I waste time with you?
You can't pull the price in the long process of purchasing goods, which means that no one really buys this thing. And after you take all the chips, no one will come to save you.
The more retail investors buy, the less likely the main force will pull the market, and it will be over if it keeps smashing.
Don't confuse the cause and effect. It is the main force that tests the market after concentrating its chips. It will pull when the selling volume is small. If the selling volume is large, then continue to smash.
The K-line you see is drawn by the main force. It has never been a rise when there is a fall, and it is not that you will make money if you buy more and more when it falls...
When we talk about RWA, what are we talking about?
Being able to move around pots worth tens of thousands—APR pools like that—really is exhilarating. On a new chain like Robinhood, where there are so many platforms and everywhere you look there are newly launched coins and meme coins, plus the messy non-native retail trading/route chaos, it just happens to give old-timers a golden window to go crazy and pick up money. Waking up every day and seeing the fees in your account are about the same as the principal—that feeling is really satisfying. Treasure the last harvest that belongs to humans. Everyone knows that in the future, the absolute main force in market making on-chain won’t be humans anymore, but AI Agents—AI Agents that can watch your LP pools on the Robinhood chain while, within a few milliseconds, continuously monitor Nvidia’s shipping announcements, US stock earnings reports, and x sentiment. They’re dynamically fine-tuning ranges by the second, and疯狂 squeezing out every efficiency black hole on-chain.
We still have a long way to go in developing for Hyperliquid
The largest order-providing vault on Hyperliquid already has $21 million. There are no limits on scale or number of people, but to prevent people from messing around, you can just close the vault whenever you want. Open a new account to reset your trading history. Each vault requires a $10,000 USDC fee to set up, which is not refundable. This fee didn’t exist at first. When I was testing the vault feature, it wasn’t a thing—you only needed to deposit $100 yourself to be able to place orders. If I had known, I wouldn’t have closed my vault. I lost $10,000 in the threshold fee—utterly brutal. At the time, there was no threshold—no permission required at all—so the vault feature was very chaotic, and users were not very willing to follow other people's orders. In addition to the threshold, to prevent wrongdoing, when withdrawing funds you have to ensure the vault creator holds at least 5% or more of the vault’s share.
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