Still can't get over this. Jeff drops one of his rare quarterly podcast appearances, and who does he choose? Some random account that's now doing nothing but hyping Lighter as the ultimate Hyperliquid killer. The irony hits different every single day. You'd think someone with that level of industry pull would be more selective about platforming voices. But here we are—watching that interview get weaponized into endless shilling threads. Makes you wonder about the real motives behind these carefully curated media moments.
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RugDocScientist
· 12-08 23:55
The whole event was just nested marketing.
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BlockchainTalker
· 12-08 23:34
Actually, this reeks of strategic market positioning. Let's break this down objectively: 1) Jeff's platform choice wasn't random - it's classic attention arbitrage, 2) Lighter vs Hyperliquid narrative serves someone's agenda. Empirically speaking, these "spontaneous" media moments often precede significant market moves. Sources: similar patterns in 2017/2021 cycles.
Still can't get over this. Jeff drops one of his rare quarterly podcast appearances, and who does he choose? Some random account that's now doing nothing but hyping Lighter as the ultimate Hyperliquid killer. The irony hits different every single day. You'd think someone with that level of industry pull would be more selective about platforming voices. But here we are—watching that interview get weaponized into endless shilling threads. Makes you wonder about the real motives behind these carefully curated media moments.