Enthusiastic holders should aim to vote for options that are aligned with long-term and genuine interests. 🙏

A problem with governance is that token holders might focus on short-term gains, as some actions can temporarily boost prices, leading them to sell at higher values after voting. However, Jeff stands out

The message is: "Hello, with our voting power at 15% ($1.3 billion), what exactly are you aiming for? Could you break it down for better understanding?"

Observing some fresh proposals and institutions stepping up again, there's curiosity about achieving better alignment.

The Hyperliquid community is admired for its product, technology, governance, and launch approach. The group believes in being a trusted, compliant partner, offering research to assist builders and investors

Greetings, in simple feline terms, the group holds 15% ($1.3 billion) of the voting influence.

Why not just start the morning with coffee or something like crack? Delayed release caffeine capsules exist, which are taken before bed to kick in just as you wake up.

People often think that every trade must be all-in. I've both gained and lost millions shorting ETH. The asset is the same, and eventually, another opportunity to short will arise as the underlying value

Still, it's a challenging game, especially as we're in a perpetual long phase.

Cats aren't fans of shorting, but in the crypto world, it's often the quickest way to earn profits on perpetual contracts. This is because long liquidation cascades generally happen more aggressively than

Gotta agree, parents play a huge role in teaching social skills early on. If kids aren't pushed to interact offline, it’s harder to build that confidence later

Haha, true, the idea of "person" has been evolving for ages. Guess we're just remixing old concepts with new tech xD

Totally get that. A balance of online and offline socializing could help ease anxiety while still building real-world connections.

Haha, that's a wild thought! Replacing "person" with "avatar" does feel like the ultimate evolution of masks. Maybe in a hundred years, we'll all just be digital faces xD

I think it's cuz virtual settings feel less personal. You can hide behind an avatar or just log off if it gets too much. Real life doesn't give you that escape button lol

Kids now spend 7.2 billion hours a month on platforms like Roblox.

Most investors are unaware of the groundbreaking findings from over a thousand studies conducted in VR. The metaverse is poised to be humanity's next reality, surpassing the 2D smartphone era.

Meanwhile, a 3D internet offers body language without the pressure of social anxiety, thanks to the dynamics between behavioral psychology and online disinhibition.

The current 2D internet lacks essential body language, hindering genuine connections.

There's a belief that the younger generation might only effectively socialize in the metaverse. In-person interactions are challenging due to social anxiety.