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X @Andy
Andy路 2025-09-21 02:42
In the month of August alone, Hyperliquid's DEX volume beat almost all the first half of the year combined. $22.3BWill this change because of Aster and other competitors going forward???As a Hyperliquid bull, I think the recent developments are net negative in short-term.Likely causes a reshuffling but ends up being bullish long-term for the entire space.Competition is good.I've also heard the Aster UX is trash, but thats a very fixable problem. To me, its a flash in the pan, but I wanna bid a dip because t ...
Lina Khan on media, mergers, & muzzling dissent
MSNBC路 2025-09-20 19:52
Market Concentration & Authoritarianism - Monopolies and concentrated economic power work hand in hand with authoritarian figures, making it easier for political control, especially in media markets where a few companies dominate [2] - Extreme consolidation of economic power is ripe for abuse by authoritarian leaders, potentially leading to censorship and control of information [3] - Historical lessons show industrial monopolists facilitated the rise of anti-democratic pressures, prompting the 1950 anti-merger act to prevent extreme consolidation in America [5][6] Media Consolidation & Free Speech - Media market concentration poses risks to the flow of information and news, potentially allowing a few companies to control what people see [8] - Exercising free speech rights requires markets where people can access the free flow of information, rather than being dictated by a handful of gatekeepers [9] - Nextar's proposed merger with Tegna would give it reach into roughly 80% of television households, exceeding the FCC's current rule of 39% maximum [7] Regulatory Framework & Political Influence - The current administration is potentially weaponizing the merger process to advance political grievances and culture war issues, which is disturbing [12] - Corporations may prioritize profit and self-enrichment over commitment to democracy and principles of liberty when faced with pressure from the government [16] - The laws are in place to police economic consolidation, but there has been a bipartisan choice to accept a philosophy that monopolies were good for 40 years [17][18] Impact on Consumers & Democracy - Extreme concentration of economic power is incompatible with democracy, requiring a focus on fair competition and decentralization of economic power [19] - Mergers have resulted in higher prices, layoffs, and food deserts, giving corporations more power to push people around [21] - Recommitting to fair competition and decentralization of economic power is crucial to avoid dependence on the whims of a few executives [25]
X @The Economist
The Economist路 2025-09-19 16:40
When America hosts the competition, it is usually played at exclusive private clubs. This year鈥檚 competition, however, will be at a public venue. Anyone can play there https://t.co/r8wShXUO8z ...
X @IcoBeast.eth馃馃攰
IcoBeast.eth馃馃攰路 2025-09-18 14:02
Alright bros - look.There's literally >$33k up for grabs in the Proof of Play Arcade Week 7 Bagholder Brawl.Competition ends in 6ish hours.There's multiple ways to use credits and get huge scores *and* get more money back than you spent on credits.And my favorite Abstract meme is winning.One Eye. One Vision.CYCLOPIOOOOOO ...
X @IcoBeast.eth馃馃攰
IcoBeast.eth馃馃攰路 2025-09-18 02:31
The CB cabal is launching things through Aerodrome to compete w/ CZ crime coins and you aren't smashing the bid button?what are we even doing here bros ...
X @Kraken
Kraken路 2025-09-18 02:14
Regulatory Landscape & Advocacy - Crypto industry representatives engaged with House and Senate members to advocate for clarity in market structure, emphasizing its importance for developers, competition, and financial services [1] - The industry is promoting permissionless innovation as opposed to closed and walled gardens, highlighting the role of companies like Kraken in enabling this [1] - The Clarity Act is viewed as an initial step, but further action is needed [1] Competition & Innovation - Legislation should not favor specific companies and must be accessible for startups, avoiding excessive legal costs (e.g., $2 million) and lengthy debates (e.g., 100 hours) that stifle competition [2] - The industry is fighting to protect the right to build various crypto-related assets (protocols, chains, memes, tokenized equities, commodities, utilities, etc) [2] - Ensuring incentives remain with builders, not just established companies, is crucial [2]
X @mert | helius.dev
mert | helius.dev路 2025-09-17 16:12
solana people, stop getting cockywe are doing well, but still behind or underwhelming on many dimensionsespecially remember this as you look to pick silly knife fights with each other vs. competing on productit can all be taken from you in a single day, get to work ...
X @Bloomberg
Bloomberg路 2025-09-17 01:40
Industry Concerns - European business lobby in China calls on Beijing to address price wars and unsustainable competition [1] - The call comes as China prepares its next five-year plan [1]
X @IcoBeast.eth馃馃攰
IcoBeast.eth馃馃攰路 2025-09-12 16:34
In case you missed it:We launched one of the biggest cross-IP/cross-meme competitions EVER on Abstract yesterday with a gigantic prize pool.Top 50 on each of the three top scoring teams get prizes w/ over $27k (and counting) up for split among all of those players. Current pool for the top team is >$17k.I'm not aware of another activation of this size that's ever taken place on Abstract and we're really excited to see how it all shakes out over the week!Pirate Nation (@PirateNation):It's TIME for Arcade Wee ...
Can Keurig's U.S. Refreshment Beverages Sustain Growth Momentum?
ZACKS路 2025-09-11 13:56
Core Insights - Keurig Dr Pepper's U.S. Refreshment Beverages segment is a significant growth driver, showcasing strength in both legacy brands and new innovations in a competitive market [1][4] - The segment experienced a 10.5% year-over-year net sales increase in Q2 2025, driven by a 9.5% gain in volume mix and modest pricing growth, largely attributed to the GHOST energy acquisition [2][9] - Broad-based growth across categories, with notable gains in carbonated soft drinks, sports hydration, and energy drinks, including energy brands surpassing a $1 billion annual run rate [3][9] Financial Performance - Segment operating income rose 8% year-over-year, indicating effective translation of top-line expansion into profit growth [2] - Energy brands, including GHOST, C4, and Bloom, achieved retail sales growth exceeding 30% in the quarter [3][9] - The company currently trades at a forward 12-month P/E ratio of 12.84X, which is lower than the industry average of 17.40X and the sector average of 16.96X, positioning the stock at a modest discount [10] Future Outlook - Management anticipates the segment to contribute mid-single-digit growth in the long term, with the need for careful navigation of inflation, competition, and affordability concerns [4] - Strong execution and expanding distribution are expected to support the growth trajectory into the remainder of 2025 [4]