In the fast-paced world of crypto, where trends can shift overnight, influential voices like Ansem (@blknoiz06) often spotlight the next big shifts. In a recent tweet, Ansem, a well-known trader behind projects like BullpenFi and known for his meme coin calls, shared his take on what could be the defining innovation this cycle: 24/7 markets for all assets, not just cryptocurrencies. This isn't just about trading Bitcoin or Ethereum around the clock—it's about bringing everything from stocks to commodities onchain, permissionlessly.

Ansem quoted a post from @tradeperps, a platform built on HyperliquidX, which promises to let users "trade anything, anytime." HyperliquidX is a layer-1 blockchain designed for high-speed, decentralized perpetual futures trading—think of perps as contracts that let you bet on price movements without owning the asset, with no expiration date. The platform's tagline hits home in a space where degeneracy (that wild, high-risk trading behavior often seen in meme coins) thrives.

He argues this is a "0->1 step change," meaning a fundamental leap from nothing to something game-changing in crypto innovation. Why? Because there's a ton of "sticky capital" in crypto—funds that holders don't want to cash out into traditional banks due to taxes, regulations, or just belief in the ecosystem. With upcoming stablecoin regulations and government nods (like potential U.S. support for assets like USDC or USDT), more money is flooding onchain.

For meme token enthusiasts, this is huge. Meme coins like DOGE or newer ones on Solana often see explosive, 24/7 trading volumes driven by community hype and leverage. Platforms like @tradeperps could amplify this by allowing leveraged bets on non-crypto assets too, keeping that degeneracy fully onchain. Imagine shorting outdated TradFi (traditional finance) stocks while going long on emerging crypto protocols—all without ever leaving the blockchain.

Ansem wraps it up by calling it "the trade of the next decade": long faster, efficient, permissionless global finance protocols, and short the slow, bureaucratic incumbents of TradFi. It's a bold bet on decentralization winning out.

If you're into meme tokens or broader crypto plays, keeping an eye on HyperliquidX and similar innovations could be key to staying ahead. Check out the original tweet for the full context, and dive into trade.xyz to see it in action.

This shift could redefine how blockchain practitioners trade, blending meme coin energy with serious financial tools. What's your take—ready to go all-in on onchain everything?