Hyperliquid founder Jeffrey Yan led a team of 11 people to earn over 900 million USD, with per capita revenue directly reaching the stratosphere, making it one of the most profitable startups in the world.
This per capita "money printing machine" rhythm is simply a lesson for those traditional large companies with thousands of employees; the brutal aesthetics of blockchain agreements are just so unreasonable. HL's current narrative is no longer simply about DEX; it resembles a liquidity black hole with self-sustaining capabilities. This fundamental driven by hardcore technology is indeed much stronger than those projects that can only raise money to create dreams. Experienced investors appreciate this kind of business that can genuinely extract profits; not only is liquidity ample, but profitability is also terrifyingly stable. However, whether this elite small team model can accommodate a decentralized vision during later ecological expansion still depends on how Jeffrey will divide the cake.
11 people sharing 900 million in profits, if this kind of project were to really issue tokens, what do you think the chips would be worth? #Hyperliquid #DeFi #L1 #Yield