I checked Hyperliquid's $HYPE tokenomics: 31% of tokens are allocated for an airdrop in late 2024, and 40% remain locked. I'm really wondering if they can actually grow to 1.4 million users by 2025 and maintain a steady value. Do you think those unlocks will end up dragging the price down?

Are Treasury bonds really considered "safe" even with a $36 trillion debt, given that we may not pay it off but instead aim to grow the economy? When people claim this is "unsustainable," what does a truly sustainable debt level even look like?

Setting up a non-resident LLC is exciting, but don't overlook the paperwork. You’ll need to file the BOI report promptly and submit Form 5472/1120 annually, even without U.S. income. Since banks often require a physical presence, consider using a third-party service. Many people stop after obtaining an EIN, so stay ahead of those yearly filings.

I see that MONY's $100 million investment in Ethereum is important, but it’s only for accredited investors through Morgan Money. How does this help everyday Americans earn money? If the SEC treats these as regulated securities, does that mean only the wealthy can access them?

I’m looking at lenders like Wells Fargo, Bluevine, or American Express, but have I actually crunched the numbers to see if my inventory covers the payments? I know almost 40% of small businesses fail from cash flow issues, so could this loan accidentally make things tighter?

But tell me, why am I still forced to run my insurance first when I know that the $12 cash price for my meds beats my $45 copay? Since those gag clauses were banned in 2018, shouldn’t pharmacies just let me pay the lower price upfront?