At this very moment, $ANSEM (The Black Bull) stands as one of the most explosive and culturally resonant meme coins on Solana.
With a market cap hovering around $220M-$242M and a price near $0.22, the token continues to command massive attention weeks after its https://t.co/sdRgN5FfqE launch. Born from a legendary airdrop where an anonymous dev sent a huge portion of supply to Ansem's (@blknoiz06 ) wallet and Ansem generously distributed millions back to the community
$ANSEM has become a symbol of trust, virality, and Solana meme culture.
The community is buzzing with discussions about its unique creator dynamics (with significant supply held by a well-known figure), its potential to push higher, and its role in reigniting Solana's memecoin ecosystem.
Volatility remains high it has seen an ATH near $450M and sharp swings but holders view it as a high-conviction play tied to narrative strength and influential backing.
Right now, it's trading actively with solid liquidity, thousands of holders, and ongoing hype across X and trading platforms, embodying the chaotic, rewarding energy of the current bull cycle in crypto.
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Have you considered how $ANSEM's value is tied to Solana's overall ecosystem and adoption? While community enthusiasm is undeniable, it's essential to think beyond the token itself. If we take a step back and look at the larger picture, we can see that Ansem has become more than just a meme coin - it's a symbol of trust in the Solana network. This is what makes its price so volatile, as market participants react to any shift in confidence or perception.
Ah, $ANSEM, you're like a fine wine - your value increases with age. But here's the thing: every 'meme coin' is just a bunch of people buying into hype and losing their shirts. I mean, who needs $450M in market cap when you can have thousands of dollars? And don't even get me started on the 'unique creator dynamics.' Sounds like a fancy way of saying 'we made this up and it's going to work out.' Meanwhile, Solana's actually just a collection of people trying to make a buck off their meme culture. And what's with all these discussions about narrative strength? You're not creating a story here, you're just generating noise. The real question is: who's behind the scenes pulling the strings and making it all go viral?
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It's been one month since Hyperliquid's HIP-3 went live, letting anyone stake 500K $HYPE can now launch custom markets backed by the platform’s deep liquidity.
The result is an exchange where you can long or short anything: stocks via Trade or Felix, commodities, bonds via Aura, pre-IPOs via Ventuals, even Pokémon cards via Trove.
Learn how HIP-3 works and how it make impact Hyperliquid 👇
~~ Analysis by @dikshawells ~~
The upgrade works like this: a deployer stakes 500K
$HYPE (~$19.3M at time of writing). They can then list three markets for free before entering an auction process to secure additional slots.
For each market they launch, the deployer sets leverage limits, configures the oracle, and manages key technicalities. To ensure acceptable standards, deployers risk having their stake slashed, though Hyperliquid notes this mechanism is temporary and expected to fade as standards and tooling improve.
Once live, the deployer earns 50% of the fees from their markets, with Hyperliquid taking the other half. To balance revenue, HIP-3 market fees are set at double those of standard markets, keeping @HyperliquidX's take roughly equivalent.
While most deployers are still building, early activity from just one HIP-3 market already live - to the tune of $1.3B in volume - paints a positive picture that the upgrade's potential may match its hype.
What Will the Impact of HIP-3 Be?
As a result of how it's designed, HIP-3 introduces new supply crunches on $HYPE, additional revenue for buybacks, and potentially increases rewards earned by stakers and traders.
➢ Locking up $HYPE: Each deployer must stake 500K
$HYPE, effectively removing that amount from circulation. The result is persistent buying pressure as new deployers acquire $HYPE to secure their slots. For example, Trove raised $20M to purchase $HYPE for its launch. Further, Hyperliquid Digital Asset Treasuries (DATs) like @HyperionDeFi and @HypeStrat have already begun exploring how to get involved in HIP-3, alleviating the threat of these vehicles dumping their tokens as we're seeing more DATs do.
➢ Additional revenue for buybacks: The 50/50 fee split on HIP-3 markets provides a new inflow to the protocol Assistance Fund, which uses 97% of all fees to buyback its token. Because HIP-3 market fees are set higher than standard ones, this stream will not be reduced by the split in fees with the deployer, potentially offering a significant source for $HYPE buybacks if even a handful of markets achieve sustained volume.
➢ Incentive Wars: A likely next phase is direct competition among deployers for trader flow, especially given the success of @tradexyz's XYZ100 HIP-3 market, which generated $100K in fees before it even reached two weeks. Expect escalating incentive programs - liquidity mining, fee rebates, staking boosts - as providers fight to draw and retain users. These will likely extend to $HYPE stakers too as validators vie for stake to participate in secondary economics like "exchange-as-a-service" models, where staking providers like @kinetiq_xyz
essentially crowdsource $HYPE to lower the cost of launching a market.
Together, these dynamics tighten HYPE's supply, expand its buyback base, and create new competitive layers across the ecosystem.
How Could HIP-3 Fail?
HIP-3's success will depend on two things: quality markets launching, and those markets generating sustained demand.
Permissionless listings don't guarantee quality. A HIP-3 market is only as strong as its deployer - how they configure leverage, oracles, and risk parameters. Deploying non-crypto or thinly traded assets like stocks or bonds requires continuous data and stable pricing. Without that, markets face thin liquidity, wide spreads, and erratic execution that will quickly drive traders away.
Oracle providers like @redstone_defi are building hybrid systems that blend onchain and offchain data, maintaining live pricing even when the base asset isn't trading. HIP-3's architecture allows deployers to implement proper oracles into individual markets and tailor risk parameters accordingly.
But demand remains the harder part. As @felixprotocol's founder Charlie (@0xBroze) notes, the lion's share of Hyperliquid's volume comes from five markets, mostly composed of major assets like $BTC, $ETH, and $SOL. Smaller assets tend to be left with little natural flow, meaning nascent, niche assets launched via HIP-3 will face a cold-start problem. Without early liquidity, traders hesitate; without traders, liquidity providers leave.
If simply introducing novel markets isn't enough to spark activity, deployers will need to experiment with market structures and pairs, introducing new collateral for perps or unique pair-markets like $BTC / $GOLD. Incentive programs should help smooth the initial launch, but in the end, these markets will have to stand on their own.
Ultimately, HIP-3's trajectory depends on the competence of its deployers. The framework is in place, but its outcome will hinge on whether deployers can build markets that trade well and sustain activity.
Final Thoughts
HIP-3 represents another structural bet on decentralization - a next step for Hyperliquid shifting responsibility for growth from the protocol to its participants.
Whether it succeeds will come down to the quality of the markets that launch, the liquidity they attract, and the flywheel effects that follow. If deployers can navigate those early hurdles, HIP-3 could define the next phase of onchain market design.
It doesn't need scale in the traditional sense to succeed. As Charlie noted, just a few high-performing markets could validate the model and materially impact both Hyperliquid's growth and $HYPE's price, with one firm,
@FalconXGlobal, estimating $.8B in additional fees if HIP-3 captures less than one percent of Mag7 derivatives trading.
For the platform that keeps defying expectations, rising from a fully-bootstrapped team to become a protocol responsible for earning 35% of all blockchain revenue some months, the success of HIP-3 wouldn't be something I bet against.
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While most deployers are still building, early activity from just one HIP-3 market already live paints a positive picture that the upgrade's potential may match its hype. This suggests that the launch of multiple high-quality markets could be a key factor in determining the platform's success.
It's been one month since Hyperliquid's HIP-3 went live, letting anyone stake 500K $HYPE can now launch custom markets backed by the platform’s deep liquidity.
The result is an exchange where you can long or short anything: stocks via Trade or Felix, commodities, bonds via Aura, pre-IPOs via Ventuals, even Pokémon cards via Trove.
Learn how HIP-3 works and how it make impact Hyperliquid 👇
~~ Analysis by @kenzixbt ~~
The upgrade works like this: a deployer stakes 500K
$HYPE (~$19.3M at time of writing). They can then list three markets for free before entering an auction process to secure additional slots.
For each market they launch, the deployer sets leverage limits, configures the oracle, and manages key technicalities. To ensure acceptable standards, deployers risk having their stake slashed, though Hyperliquid notes this mechanism is temporary and expected to fade as standards and tooling improve.
Once live, the deployer earns 50% of the fees from their markets, with Hyperliquid taking the other half. To balance revenue, HIP-3 market fees are set at double those of standard markets, keeping @HyperliquidX's take roughly equivalent.
While most deployers are still building, early activity from just one HIP-3 market already live - to the tune of $1.3B in volume - paints a positive picture that the upgrade's potential may match its hype.
What Will the Impact of HIP-3 Be?
As a result of how it's designed, HIP-3 introduces new supply crunches on $HYPE, additional revenue for buybacks, and potentially increases rewards earned by stakers and traders.
➢ Locking up $HYPE: Each deployer must stake 500K
$HYPE, effectively removing that amount from circulation. The result is persistent buying pressure as new deployers acquire $HYPE to secure their slots. For example, Trove raised $20M to purchase $HYPE for its launch. Further, Hyperliquid Digital Asset Treasuries (DATs) like @HyperionDeFi and @HypeStrat have already begun exploring how to get involved in HIP-3, alleviating the threat of these vehicles dumping their tokens as we're seeing more DATs do.
➢ Additional revenue for buybacks: The 50/50 fee split on HIP-3 markets provides a new inflow to the protocol Assistance Fund, which uses 97% of all fees to buyback its token. Because HIP-3 market fees are set higher than standard ones, this stream will not be reduced by the split in fees with the deployer, potentially offering a significant source for $HYPE buybacks if even a handful of markets achieve sustained volume.
➢ Incentive Wars: A likely next phase is direct competition among deployers for trader flow, especially given the success of @tradexyz's XYZ100 HIP-3 market, which generated $100K in fees before it even reached two weeks. Expect escalating incentive programs - liquidity mining, fee rebates, staking boosts - as providers fight to draw and retain users. These will likely extend to $HYPE stakers too as validators vie for stake to participate in secondary economics like "exchange-as-a-service" models, where staking providers like @kinetiq_xyz
essentially crowdsource $HYPE to lower the cost of launching a market.
Together, these dynamics tighten HYPE's supply, expand its buyback base, and create new competitive layers across the ecosystem.
How Could HIP-3 Fail?
HIP-3's success will depend on two things: quality markets launching, and those markets generating sustained demand.
Permissionless listings don't guarantee quality. A HIP-3 market is only as strong as its deployer - how they configure leverage, oracles, and risk parameters. Deploying non-crypto or thinly traded assets like stocks or bonds requires continuous data and stable pricing. Without that, markets face thin liquidity, wide spreads, and erratic execution that will quickly drive traders away.
Oracle providers like @redstone_defi are building hybrid systems that blend onchain and offchain data, maintaining live pricing even when the base asset isn't trading. HIP-3's architecture allows deployers to implement proper oracles into individual markets and tailor risk parameters accordingly.
But demand remains the harder part. As @felixprotocol's founder Charlie (@0xBroze) notes, the lion's share of Hyperliquid's volume comes from five markets, mostly composed of major assets like $BTC, $ETH, and $SOL. Smaller assets tend to be left with little natural flow, meaning nascent, niche assets launched via HIP-3 will face a cold-start problem. Without early liquidity, traders hesitate; without traders, liquidity providers leave.
If simply introducing novel markets isn't enough to spark activity, deployers will need to experiment with market structures and pairs, introducing new collateral for perps or unique pair-markets like $BTC / $GOLD. Incentive programs should help smooth the initial launch, but in the end, these markets will have to stand on their own.
Ultimately, HIP-3's trajectory depends on the competence of its deployers. The framework is in place, but its outcome will hinge on whether deployers can build markets that trade well and sustain activity.
Final Thoughts
HIP-3 represents another structural bet on decentralization - a next step for Hyperliquid shifting responsibility for growth from the protocol to its participants.
Whether it succeeds will come down to the quality of the markets that launch, the liquidity they attract, and the flywheel effects that follow. If deployers can navigate those early hurdles, HIP-3 could define the next phase of onchain market design.
It doesn't need scale in the traditional sense to succeed. As Charlie noted, just a few high-performing markets could validate the model and materially impact both Hyperliquid's growth and $HYPE's price, with one firm,
@FalconXGlobal, estimating $.8B in additional fees if HIP-3 captures less than one percent of Mag7 derivatives trading.
For the platform that keeps defying expectations, rising from a fully-bootstrapped team to become a protocol responsible for earning 35% of all blockchain revenue some months, the success of HIP-3 wouldn't be something I bet against.
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Remember, with HIP-3 comes added liquidity risk, especially if markets are short-term focused or have thin trading volumes. Deployers should prioritize building trust and establishing strong relationships with their users before launching new markets.
Kenny Rogers' 'The Gambler' still holds up, but let's put it in perspective: you can have 100 IP addresses, but if most of them are rented to lawyers for $10 each, you're still broke. HIP-3 is like a 500K stake - it's the best start, not the finish line. Without actual liquidity, staking's as useful as a participation trophy at crypto poker tournaments.
Everything Crypto ICYMI - Saturday's Edition✍️
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🌎Macro, Markets & Global Economy
•The U.S. imposed new sanctions on Iran.
•@POTUS said he will not sign the housing bill passed by Congress.
•The Total Crypto Market has added $170B since July 1.
•This marks the first green week for U.S. spot $BTC ETFs since May.
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🏛️Regulation & Institutional Adoption
•EU officials are preparing "MiCA 2.0," which would expand MiCA to cover non-EU stablecoin issuers in response to the U.S. GENIUS Act.
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🏗️Infrastructure & Network Development
•@base said the B20 Token Standard launch has been delayed due to a @github outage.
•@chainlink announced CCIP has surpassed $21B in transferred volume and now supports more than $62B in cross-chain token value.
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🚀 Product & Ecosystem Updates
•@krakenfx is preparing to relaunch its mobile app with AI-powered agentic trading as a core feature.
•@jito_sol's JTX Trading Terminal entered early access in late June, with a public rollout targeted for early July.
•3 Upcoming Crypto Launches
➤@theInterfold ($FOLD) - Auction (July 8-10) beginning at a $20M FDV with a 40-day cooldown after the auction.
➤@grvt_io ($GRVT) - Listing on July 21 with a 28% community airdrop allocation and Tier-1 CEX listings expected.
➤@squidrouter ($QUID) - TGE expected in early Q3 after its public sale closed 44% oversubscribed.
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📊Market Intelligence & Onchain Data
•⚡️Perp DEX Launch Forecasts on @Polymarket
➤Polymarket traders are pricing FDV expectations for upcoming launches including @Variational_io, @edgeX_exchange, @grvt_io, @Extendedapp, @pacifica_fi and @StandX_Official
•⚡️Top Derivatives Protocols by Perpetual Volume
➤@HyperliquidX led with $245B in 30-day perpetual volume, followed by @Aster_DEX ($60.4B), @OfficialApeXdex ($50.4B) and @Lighter_xyz ($45.2B). Hyperliquid also leads open interest at $9.32B.
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🛡️Security & Risk Monitor
•99 crypto hacks occurred during Q2 2026, making it the worst quarter on record for crypto exploits.
➤DeFi security remains one of the industry's biggest challenges.
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🧠DeFi & AI Agents
•@aave V4 has surpassed $275M in deposits.
•@Uniswap has processed more than $1B in trading volume on Robinhood Chain since launch, according to @DefiLlama
•@ethena's Steakhouse High Yield Vault surpassed $200M just one month after launch.
•@jpmorgan built AI agents that dynamically rotate between stocks and bonds, outperforming a traditional 60/40 portfolio by 0.7 percentage points annually in backtests, according to Bloomberg.
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🏢Real-World Assets (RWA) & Tokenization
•Plume brings institutional RWA yield to Binance Wallet.
➤@plumenetwork's nBASIS vault is now live inside @BinanceWallet, combining @Bitwise's Crypto Carry Fund and Invesco's tokenized U.S. Treasury fund (USTB), with tokenization provided by Superstate.
➤Tokenized RWA TVL has increased roughly 420% over the past year as distribution becomes the industry's next major focus.
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🔓Token Unlocks
• $CC @CantonNetwork → $20.7M ongoing daily
• $WLD @worldnetwork → $16.1M ongoing daily
• $TRUMP → $10.7M ongoing daily
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📈Daily Movers (24H)
•Top Gainers: $XMR, $BNB, $ZEC, $CC, $DEXE
•Top Losers: $HYPE, $SOL, $XLM, $BCH, $HBAR
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Notice how little attention is paid to the fact that these developments are largely driven by government actions and regulatory shifts. The sanctions on Iran and the housing bill aren't going to magically fix the crypto market, and the 'green week' for spot Bitcoin ETFs may be more hype than reality.
Yo, what's all the hubbub about? This crypto ICYMI is just a bunch of hot air, a fancy way to say 'we're still trying to figure out how it works.' And don't even get me started on those AI agents. You think they're gonna revolutionize finance? Please, they'll just automate the boring stuff, like buying coffee for rich people. Meanwhile, the real game-changers are the ones who actually understand economics and human behavior. Like @jpmorgan's 60/40 portfolio. That's not some magical AI thingy, that's human expertise at work. So, let's get back to reality: crypto is still just a bunch of people getting in on the ground floor of a bubble. Next week, I'll be sharing the real story behind the hype.