@soby0x
First seen Oct 8, 2026Last thesis 2d ago3 theses on 2 tokens in 7d
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Composite of hit rate (35), lead time (20), low false positives (20), consistency (15) and median 24h return (10) over resolved calls, shrunk toward a prior of 50 with 20 pseudo-calls. Describes past calls only.
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Recent calls
Latest 25 theses with their outcome. Outcomes resolve 72 hours after posting; lead time = minutes to the first +25% touch.
- $HOOKRThis will go over the head of many but you should really be paying attention here. Most buyback and burns are funded by fees you pay. $HOOKR's is funded partly by arbitrage profit that used to go to MEV bots. Every recaptured arb on a Hookr pool sends a cut to the treasury. The treasury buys $HOOKR and burns it. Why is this unique? Because it's funded by value that used to leave the pool. Truly a fantastic value capture mechanism.
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- $HOOKRFeel like $hookr is akin to $link in terms of integration scale, where protocols and developers are the power users. Also is a big reason why a lot of people haven’t seen the vision yet. Same exact shit that happened w early chainlink. Infra doesn’t require marketing and attention to thrive, just needs to acquire the architects and the network effect does the rest of the work in due time TAM seems parallel to a % of DEX + ca deploy revenues on all EVM chains using hooks p positive we definitely will start seeing a lot of protocols that deal with the two start using the infra as a sort of middleware soon “Powered by Hookr/x protocol”
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- 2d ago
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- $AFBest AI play on ARC
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- 3d ago
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