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24 reviews, 100% of them positive; 200 WHUF vouched for them by 2 people.100% positive · 24 reviews· 200 WHUF vouched· Influence factor 48, above 9% of accounts

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From 20 activities · May 2026

A respected crypto researcher and analyst known for deep quantitative dives into perpetual dexes, Hyperliquid, and points farming strategies. Recognized for well-researched content on X, early identification of opportunities like Treadfi, and willingness to share knowledge openly—including losses and failed approaches. Described as hardworking, helpful in DMs, and a thoughtful contributor to crypto discourse, though one review flagged unsolicited DM contact.

What people say

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“Quality fell a cliff”Scrolling through Ansem's timeline today, you will see a bunch of random RTs, some uninteresting podcasts, schizophrenic tweets such as "." and "its so fucking cold", a poll about chicken parts and bed recommendations. Anyone who has notifications on for him is not serious about their life. I find it extremely difficult to see what value (even entertainment value) can be derived from this feed.

on Ansem 🐂🀄️ · 1830· 1y ago · negative11

“just a baby”I met him through Hypurrco and we DM about it the market and HL p much every day He has good takes, which often make me question my positions

on Tradfibaby · 1220· 11mo ago4

“A portrait of capitalism”Pumpfun is genius from a business and technical perspective. Alon and his team identified a hunger that their users didn't even know they had and gave them an all-you-can-eat buffet. In a purely capitalist society, Pumpfun should be championed as the poster boy of the free market -- brilliantly engineered, ruthlessly effective. This is no surprise because the best performers in a completely free market will always be demerit goods, because nothing influences human behaviour more than addiction and free markets are driven by human behaviour. One can argue that if Alon didn't take this opportunity, someone else would've eventually, so it is irrational to pass it up because the demerit good will enter the market regardless. And that is correct. So, what is the solution? Government regulation? Yes, but that creates black markets (all you need is a VPN), which results in an unfair and inefficient market. A free market driven by incentives is the only fair and efficient market. Capitalism aligns incentives with capital — divisible, transferable, fungible — but this makes producing demerit goods the most rational choice for any rational actor. That is the problem; acting based on morality is irrational in a capitalist market. The incentives are aligned such that acting morally usually results in loss, or at least opportunity cost. This misalignment in incentives is what every world religion and philosophy seeks to address. Heaven Karma Nirvana Moksha Dao Ubuntu Ren Stoic Virtue Utilitarianism Each of these systems creates a free market, with an additional layer of moral incentive to counterbalance capital. They aim to remind us: just because a demerit good wins in the market, doesn’t mean it’s good for us. And that's what Ethos attempts to do.

on Pump.fun · 839· 1y ago · negative13

“the bellwether of .hl's”Aside from building the fastest growing LST in crypto, architecting one of the most engaging point programs in CT history and now building a HIP-3 market & builder FE, Omnia is one of the best HL evangelists on CT. He's always got very solid takes and is very candid in his interviews, which is very refreshing. He could go on spaces/podcasts and have an empty yap about mind numbing LST infra, instead he says quiet part out loud and admits that staking is extremely boring, which is why Kinetiq is growing into being much more than an LST issuer, as required.

on Omnia π · 1355· 10mo ago4

“Honest Builder”I've met huf irl and have folded myself in the back of his tiny car for 2 intercity trips to and from a Hyperliquid event he organised and personally paid for. During that time, I felt I got to know him quite well and can safely say he is one of the small subset of builders who are genuinely trying to build a good product and grow the pie. I'm a big fan of Pear and believe it is an example of how builder codes should be used to extend the functionality of hyperliquid, rather than to extract from it.

on huf · 1287· 1y ago3

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