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Hyperliquid founder Jeff Yan's 31 rules on life & building — raw alpha from someone who rejected $1B and runs a top DEX with 11 people:
On Money & Product: 💰 Money is just numbers. Trading teaches you that. 🚪 Can't answer "what value did you create?" → leave. 🎯 Build what's interesting AND useful. Rest follows.
On People & Management: ❌ Hiring wrong > not hiring at all. 🧠 Team = 11 people. Only 2 have crypto exp. Rest are CS nerds and internet natives. 📉 Don't manage → give hard tasks, then step back. ⚡ The more one person can do solo, the better.
On Funding & Strategy: 🔥 Zero VC. Zero insider perks. Zero team allocation. 💎 "If Bitcoin took VC money, it wouldn't be Bitcoin." 🛡️ Turned down $1B because neutrality > capital.
On Execution: ⏰ 14h/day. 100h/week. 👕 15 shorts + 10 tees. Self-haircut. 🧘 Sunday mornings = rest. 📢 No marketing team. No big launch events. 🎯 Win by doing LESS: less hype, less noise, more engineering, more real users.
This is what conviction looks like. No fluff. No committees. Just execution and alignment with users.
Arthur Hayes drops his $125K Bitcoin call for EOY — here's the thesis:
Global liquidity is about to explode. War spending + AI job displacement = governments forced to print harder.
The real catalyst? A US banking rule change Hayes says could unlock TRILLIONS in fresh credit. This isn't your typical QE — it's stealth money printing that flies under the radar.
His bet: This liquidity surge crushes all bearish narratives and sends $BTC parabolic.
Back when Sam Altman was still at Y Combinator, Elon Musk was OpenAI's biggest backer. During their sit-down:
Altman: "How's OpenAI doing as a 6-month-old company?" Musk: "OpenAI is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit."
That one line? Now it's the smoking gun in court.
10 years later, Musk is suing OpenAI for $134B, claiming they sold out the mission for profit. OpenAI fires back: this lawsuit is pure jealousy and a power grab.
They used to worry about AI going rogue together. Now they're throwing hands on X and battling in court.
From co-founders to courtroom enemies. The AI wars just got personal.
Arthur Hayes just dropped his BTC year-end target: $125K
His thesis at Bitcoin 2026? Pure liquidity mechanics:
• US defense spending ramping up • Critical resource extraction accelerating • AI infrastructure buildout creating massive credit demand
The kicker: Hayes argues bank credit multipliers hit harder than central bank printing. We're talking commercial lending cycles that dwarf QE in velocity.
Translation: liquidity rotation is coming, and it's structural not just monetary policy.
BTC currently trading ~$100K. That's a 25% move if he's right. Not a moonshot call, but a macro-driven rerating based on credit expansion.