Kyle Samani criticizes Hyperliquid, believing it reflects the drawbacks of the crypto industry, involving crime and closed-source issues. Yunt Capital analyst Steven counters, highlighting Hyperliquid's democratization and airdrop achievements, and calls for token buybacks. Community members mock Kyle's moral superiority complex about his company Forward Industries, emphasizing its financial problems.

On February 6, amid a sharp decline in the cryptocurrency market, the official account of the U.S. Democratic Party posted a mocking image of Bitcoin's decline on social media, accompanied by the caption "Oops," which quickly sparked strong dissatisfaction within the crypto industry. The image juxtaposed Bitcoin's price chart with an image of Trump wearing a "MAGA" hat, and was criticized by many industry insiders for lacking basic respect for investors' losses. Market data shows that Bitcoin dropped 8.1% in 24 hours, trading at approximately $65,729, down more than 30% compared to a year ago. During the same period, the cryptocurrency market experienced a large-scale liquidation, with about $2.6 billion in positions forcibly closed within 24 hours, with longs accounting for over 80%.

BlockBeats news, on November 2, OpenAI founder Sam Altman recently posted on the X platform mocking TSL's slow delivery and inability to refund. His email screenshot shows that the TSL Roadster ordered in 2018 has still not been delivered and cannot be refunded. Musk responded by refuting that he has provided quick refunds, implying that Altman is "taking things out of context."