"Dim the Builder Who Turns Noise Into Signal"

I first met Dim back in late 2023, inside a small Telegram circle that was obsessing over hyperliquid order flow. Everyone else was just posting screenshots and price hops, but Dim was the only one actually breaking down what those shifts meant for real users—how gas surges ripple across bridges, how incentives quietly get tweaked mid-epoch, how a liquidity pool “feels” before it tips over. That combination of humor + precision stuck with me. He never speaks like a hype machine; he speaks like someone who’s already tested the thing, broken it, patched it, and then is willing to admit the parts that still don’t work.