Hyperliquid OI hits record $18.1B, HYPE edges up 1%
Hyperliquid hit a record $18.1B OI in Q3, boosting market share, while HYPE traded flat near $72.
A strategist says Bitcoin offers a decentralized alternative amid the US-China financial rivalry, acting as a bridge between the dollar and yuan.
Geopolitical strategist Velina Tchakarova, who founded FACE (For A Conscious Experience), contends that the current era resembles a new Cold War, with the US and China constructing competing financial systems. She states that the United States is defending the dollar's dominance through stablecoins, while China and Russia are developing state-controlled digital currencies like the digital yuan and digital ruble. Tchakarova describes Bitcoin as a decentralized “third way” that acts as a link between these two spheres, and she suggests that as the global system fractures, Bitcoin could face increasing pressure from state actors.
The discussion includes topics such as the global system rupture, two wars, oil markets, the Trump-Xi-Putin triangle, rare earths, chips, AI, and Bitcoin's role in a US-controlled architecture.
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