Your June 2026 Global Intelligence issue tells the story of the most consequential shift in financial markets in a generation—and the single crypto positioned at the very center of it…
On May 18, a financial instrument that shouldn’t have existed appeared on the internet. Traders around the world began buying and selling SpaceX—a company that has never been publicly traded—and within hours, $33 million in volume materialized from thin air.
SpaceX had no involvement. The SEC had no framework for it. And yet it happened anyway.
It wasn’t a stunt. It was a demonstration.
The platform behind it—Hyperliquid—has spent 18 months quietly building what may be the most important piece of financial infrastructure of the past decade: liquid, transparent, 24/7 price discovery on almost any asset in the world… without a regulator’s permission, without a clearing house, without Wall Street’s blessing.
Built by just 11 developers, it’s already processing more than $1.6 trillion in volume and generating roughly $1.3 billion in annualized revenue—enough that the CEO of the company that owns the New York Stock Exchange publicly called it “bigger than Nasdaq.”
And here’s the part that matters most to us as investors: 97 cents of every dollar in fees is used to automatically buy back and permanently destroy Hyperliquid’s native token—HYPE—shrinking the supply 24 hours a day, in code that nobody can switch off.
In your new issue, you’ll discover:
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Exactly why HYPE is one of the most compelling crypto opportunities Jeff has seen since Solana—and the price he’d pay for it today.
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The two ways to own it: directly as a token (with step-by-step guidance on buying, wallets, and staking) or through a brand-new Wall Street ETF you can hold in an IRA.
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The real risks you need to understand before you buy—from centralization to the regulatory clock that’s now ticking.
Plus, in this month’s Portfolio Review, Jeff locks in a nearly 450% gain on a beaten-down chip giant Wall Street had given up on—and explains why we still get to keep “free” shares for what’s coming next.
