Crypto is supposed to be the "Can't" be evil solution.
Just saying.
My tweet was not a bear case for Hype. I'm extremely impressed with Hyperliquid as a product and the revenue it's driving to its token.
I'm asking a genuine question about what happens to user funds in the event of bad outcomes. I'm trying to get educated in an area I haven't looked into.
You'd think after the generational trauma of do kwon and sbf and celsius and blockfi we wouldn't dismiss basic questions like "how do i get my money if something bad happens" as FUD.
There's $6 billion in assets on Hyperliquid for god sake.
My questions are valid and thanks to those helping to genuinely answer them.
And this is evergreen for any project: if you don't get good answers on your property rights as a user and they instead dismiss your questions as FUD...run.
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