Top Crypto Tweets of The Day: Hyperliquid Saga Buzz, Ghibli Memes, & More

Recently, Hyperliquid decided to delist the JELLY token due to suspicious market activity, which raised concerns about its decentralization.

Besides the Hyperliquid Jelly controversy, other trending topics today on Twitter include the wild spread of Ghibli memes, the DC Blockchain summit, XRP price, and market analytics.

More about this and other discussions through the lens of crypto influencers in our recap.

1. Sam Ruskin Says Binance/OKX Are Scared of Hyperliquid 

Hyperliquid, a decentralized perpetual exchange, recently announced the delisting of the JELLY token based on a vote by its validators. In the post, the team explained that sometimes validators must step in to protect network integrity.

This decision sparked a wave of debates and questions about decentralization within the community. Among the critics was OKX founder Star Xu, who raised concerns about derivatives regulations.

Meanwhile, Binance and OKX both announced the listing of JELLY perpetual futures.

Researcher Sam Ruskin weighed in on the situation, pointing out two things: first, that Hyperliquid isn’t fully decentralized, and second, that Binance and OKX are scared of the DEX.

“If I were Jeff, I'd consider today a compliment,” said Ruskin, referring to Hyperliquid’s founder, Jeff Yan. 

Ruskin believes that the only fully decentralized crypto in the market currently is Bitcoin.

While this is Ruskin’s take, his perspective has led to further debate, as the topics of decentralization and competition are multi-layered.

2. Ghibli-Style Crypto Moments Go Viral 

Crypto influencer and Twitter thread writer @StarPlatinumSOL shared some popular crypto moments inspired by the Ghibli trend.

The post includes AI-generated images featuring a teenager scamming traders on Pump.fun, the LIBRA case, BitBoy’s arrest, and more.

These AI-generated images have gone viral following OpenAI’s release of ChatGPT-4o’s image capabilities, also contributing to a surge in the memecoin sector.

3. XRP Price Dump Makes No Sense: Vincent Van Code 

Software engineer Vincent Van Code is raising eyebrows over XRP’s price drop right after Ripple’s chief legal officer, Stuart Alderoty, announced the SEC case settlement. 

He suggests Ripple might be playing the market, keeping price swings separate from company news – a detail that could factor into the Howey test for securities.

The Howey test, a legal standard from a 1946 Supreme Court case, helps determine whether an asset qualifies as a security. 

At the time of writing, XRP trades at $2.34, down over 4% in a week.

4. Cynthia Lummis Shares Takeaways From the DC Blockchain Summit

Pro-crypto U.S. Senator Cynthia Lummis shared photos from the annual DC Blockchain Summit, held on March 26, 2025.

Lummis highlighted her conversation about the industry with MicroStrategy CEO Michael Saylor.

She believes digital assets are the future and that U.S. President Donald Trump is taking big steps to secure the country’s position as a financial leader.

5. The Worst for Crypto Is Likely Behind Us: Sjuul Says

Market analyst Sjuul, host of Alt Crypto Gems, shared an optimistic market outlook based on Bitcoin’s recovery from $76,000 and other key developments.

Sjuul highlights three key crypto narratives he’s bullish on: 

• RWAs (tokenized real-world assets), 
• Stablecoins, 
• DeFi.

In an extensive thread, he noted that the total value of RWAs on-chain has reached $19.57 billion, while major firms like Fidelity and World Liberty Financial are launching their own stablecoins. Meanwhile, DeFi projects such as Aave and Jupiter continue to grow.