5 Alpha Tweets - Hyperliquid is unique, Bitcoin will outperform everything & More
Edition 156
Welcome to the alpha please newsletter. I curate five alpha tweets every week - that’s it, that’s the newsletter.
Gm friends, feels good to have witnessed another Bitcoin all-time high. It’s been a pretty remarkable run from the lows. There’s been huge demand since the tariff wars started playing out.
100k now feels very different psychologically.
Selective alts are also performing well. HYPE is the standout, climbing all the way to #13 in the rankings.
Plenty of people still seem sidelined… for now.
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Your weekly reading:
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1. Bitcoin as the hardest asset will outperform everything
We’re living through the transition from blind trust in fiat to more of the world understanding and having conviction in hard assets.
2. Hyperliquid
The Hyperliquid Assistance Fund is the main buyer, and no sellers can match it.
3. The Comeback Blueprint
If you’re sitting on a small amount and feel sidelined, this thread is for you.
4. Solana Accelerate recap
All the major updates from Solana’s big conference this week.
5. Ethena
Great write up on Ethena.
alpha_pls tweet of the week
Little personal ramble. Thanks to all of you who continue to read my stuff and have followed along on the journey.
And that’s your alpha.
Not financial or tax advice. This newsletter is strictly educational and is not investment advice or a solicitation to buy or sell any assets or to make any financial decisions. Crypto currencies are very risky assets and you can lose all of your money. Do your own research.