ALT (ALT)

The race for Web3's capital is on, and Hong Kong intends to win it. 🇭🇰 Hosted #IOSG × HK LegCo · Founder Tea #1 this week. Our founding partner @jocyiosg brought together 16 top Web3 founders at Cyberport with the Hon. Duncan Chiu, HK Legislator. Across four tracks: → RWA @AssetoFinance,@DigiFTTech, Anchored, @StableStock → Public Markets @RedotPay, @MicrobitCapital, Boyaa Interactive, @SoSoValueCrypto → Infrastructure @alt_layer, @brevis_zk, @Conflux_Network, @Sign → DeFi @SynFuturesDefi, @dForcenet, Unified Labs 6 hours of unfiltered truth, centered on one question: "Why HK over Singapore?" The discussion covered HK's strengths (financial depth, legal system, location), where it still falls short (compliance costs, licensing, banking access), and concrete asks to government: tiered regulation, an innovation sandbox, lighter licensing, and a clear path for digital asset trusts (DAT). Duncan set this as the first consultation for Hong Kong's first-ever 5-Year Web3 Plan (2027–2032), reaching the Chief Executive's Office by end of June. In his words: "I hope to submit these recommendations and have them included in Hong Kong's first-ever 5-Year Plan — shaping the city's Web3 direction for the next five years."

May 25th FMI print > still in a low risk environment but risks are grinding higher > 24.3 -> 36.9 over the past 2 days with 2/7 components elevated > warnings when 4/7 components are overheated or score gets above 65 if you're holding Alt when the above fires, pays to derisk

ALT wait for bounce in the designated area https://t.co/SqAUyggxYS

TOTAL3 still leaves room for lower altcoin prices before this correction finally exhausts itself https://t.co/ubKAGBEzKf

Funding Rate Arbitrage — May 23, 2026 1. $ALT → 394% APR 2. $BSB → 187% APR 3. $CHIP → 181% APR 4. $COMP → 133% APR 5. $ME → 129% APR 6. $BARD → 127% APR 7. $ZORA → 105% APR 8. $MOVE → 85% APR 9. $GMT → 84% APR 10. $LPT → 84% APR Short spot + long perp. Collect funding. Delta neutral. Live data → https://t.co/jbNhuPAkIQ

Where to find crypto 'alpha' in the AI age? We used to read whitepapers, forums, but now LLMs aggregate CT in real time and we consume same 'consensus trades' takes. I think our human edge will stay where AIs can't 'enter': - Opening new apps yourself and forming opinions from actually using the product. Get a degen wallet, try stuff that's trending on CT or your friends recommend. Have your opinion on it. - Talk to builders. I love builders who tweet their progress and thoughts. DMs to devs are hard if you don't have many followers, but don’t be afraid to try your luck with genuine feedback or questions. - Read the sources that drive to an announcement (governance forum posts, unlock schedules, even gossips in-real-life, especially conferences). - Niche researcher curation. Smaller accounts on specific ecosystems (bullish on HYPE? -> Check accounts that cover HyperEVM). That's how I found Altdontfun $ALT early. As a relatively big account, we worry about shilling small caps and it's socially often safer to shill later than early. - Geographic specific knowledge arbitrage. You Korean? Chinese? Nigerian? Often narrative start locally and expand globally to English CT much later. Anything else I missed? Honestly, LLMs are great for analyzing narratives and calculating P/S ratios to recommend tokens, but I feel overwhelmed by the amount of info.... LLMs usually end up flip-flopping their opinion with each new source you feed them.

$ALT fell 50%, are you saying “should I buy it?” https://t.co/6AcWXbABAP? For those who don't know, $ALT is not the official token of @altdotfun, but the OG token owned by the community. https://t.co/mQsnNv4Rzn I still won't rush, do your own research. https://t.co/MScTlI2wjK