as a reminder, I have a collection of tweets/threads related to my trading experience/knowledge on my personal web space. just the good stuff, no fluff. Hopefully, you'll find them useful.

Has anyone noticed the new UI update on Hyperliquid? I don't think it previously displayed the network there.

@CL207 Sure buddy you took the picture for "fashion"

@DonBogesti Yeah, nothing good will come out of that.

@RNR_0 @bigdsenpai I was about to say this. I'm not sure a male friend/used to be a friend, would end up saying stuff like that even when you say no to them or break up with them. That tone is definitely a girl. It doesn't disqualify the thread or post, though.

@KatoshiNaka i made that up

@oldhandben 😂

@Chan619Chan Cult

@Tigermine_ @bunjil Are we talking about the sol or the hype? For sol, I’ve already taken profits from the portion allocated for "trading". As for the investment and long-term bag, I’m holding about 6-7% of my total portfolio in it.

@Moonify2 I'm not talking about Ansem. Ansem was in hype before the grifters we see today. We were talking about hype even before the token launch.

@TruckPump let's see

@bunjil Yeah, and I was there and went all in when none of those grifters had the balls. bought $10 and took enough profit in the past year. They can do whatever they want now. sol play was heavily hated this cycle before it happened.

@riddle245 brown chips

@0xDeejay

@Cryptoption true

@chiefingza

@sshxbt @chameleon_jeff

@TruckPump inshallah

If you live in the EU for more than 6 months, you’re still considered a tax resident there, and bringing money into the EU means you’d owe taxes. Have you been to Vanuatu? Off-ramping $10M there might not be the best choice. A better option could be becoming a UAE tax resident and then either buying assets with crypto or off-ramping "slowly" into a bank. However, if you’re looking to move a large amount into the EU, it won’t be straightforward i think. One of many potential solution could be setting up a Cook Islands trust, which could hold a bank account in Switzerland or Liechtenstein ( for having a good bank account ) and then off-ramping the funds there. But even then, you’d need to prove residency somewhere with no taxes. For someone handling that amount, getting a private bank might be the smartest move. very well regulated and offer good protection.