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The latest Killer Whales: Markets episode marked the debut of the show’s livestream video format, with Nathan, Bunny, and Maurice joined by Shotgun for a packed discussion on crypto market moves, memecoin trends, NFT plays, and high-profile news.

In a highly anticipated HELLO Dex AMA, the Hello Labs team gave the community a full breakdown of the Dex, the upcoming launch of Hello Club, and the rollout strategy for Killer Whales Season 2. With a builder-first model and a protocol designed to shift value away from centralized exchanges and toward founders and investors who actually power the ecosystem, Hello Labs continues to bring Web3 to the mainstream through utility, entertainment, community, and ownership.

Episode 23 of Killer Whales: Markets saw Nathan, Bunny, Maurice, and Sander dissect a volatile week in crypto marked by institutional moves, meme coins, big NFT purchases, and evolving wallet infrastructure. From HyperLiquid's dominant July revenue share to BlackRock’s 23,000 Ethereum buy, along with the reemergence of Pudgy Penguins and CryptoPunks, the panel explored what these signals could mean heading into the next cycle.

This HELLO Protocol AMA spotlighted the latest updates from Hello Labs, with a sharp focus on upcoming product launches, token economy mechanics, and and the HELLO Dex being ready for launch. Hosted by Shotgun with Sander, Nosh, Maurice, and Bawsa, the session provided a behind-the-scenes look at Hello Protocol’s next chapter.

HELLO Labs continues to evolve the utility and growth engine behind its native asset, $HELLO, with the rollout of three major product enhancements, all designed to reinforce token scarcity, increase accessibility, and expand on-chain activity. $HELLO is fueled for growth.

Episode 22 of Killer Whales: Markets covered the new HELLO Labs rebrand, along with crypto’s fast-moving trends across adoption, narrative shifts, and token strategies. Hosted by Nathan, Bunny, and Maurice, the discussion featured sharp takes on Hello Labs’ new structure, meme coin fatigue, institutional partnerships, and the return of NFT speculation.

Hosted by Nosh and Sander, with special guests Bawsa, Shotgun, Bunny, Maurice, and Brongis, this live conversation gave the community a direct line into HELLO Labs’ latest announcements, including updates on HELLO Club, HELLO Protocol, HELLO Media, and what’s next for Killer Whales.

HELLO Labs has evolved into a platform built to accelerate growth for Web3 founders, traders, and creators. Our media engine drives global attention, and it’s now connected to a full-stack infrastructure that transforms visibility into launch readiness, user participation, and long-term value.

This week’s Killer Whales: Markets marked six months of weekly sessions. To celebrate, the panel went deep on Web3 gaming with a spotlight on Warp, the newest HELLO Incubator partner. With Avalanche-powered tooling and clear revenue models, the discussion explored how Warp is helping reshape the gaming landscape, and how HELLO Club members stand to benefit from supporting.

Episode 20 of Killer Whales: Markets delivered sharp takes on Ethereum’s surge, viral moments in crypto marketing, and predictions for what’s ahead. Featuring Nathan, Bunny, and contributions from Nosh and Sander, the conversation touched on institutional sentiment, meme coins, ETF impacts, and the growing influence of crypto narratives online.

HELLO Labs, the driving force behind the hit reality show Killer Whales, welcomes Warp onto its media-powered incubator. Warp is a full-service Layer-1 gaming protocol designed to help studios launch, grow, and scale Web3 games with end-to-end infrastructure.

Crypto Payments, NFT Trends, and What’s Next for HELLO Club Episode 19 of Killer Whales: Markets unpacked some of the latest shifts in crypto markets, payment systems, and community trends with a look ahead at what’s coming for Killer Whales and HELLO Club. Featuring Nathan, Bunny, and Maurice, the panel explored Bitcoin’s growing role as a payment option, NFT market dynamics, meme coin strategies, and updates from Hello Labs and Killer Whales Live.

Episode 18 of Killer Whales: Markets was packed with predictions, market insights, and a glimpse at the future of Web3 entertainment. Featuring Nathan, Bunny, Nosh, and more, the conversation covered everything from Bitcoin’s reaction to economic data to meme coin mania, corporate tax loopholes, and plans for Killer Whales Live, a new way for viewers to watch and invest in real time.

NFT Events, Meme Coins, and Market Lessons Episode 17 of Killer Whales: Markets brought together Nathan, Bunny and Maurice for a grounded discussion on NFT conferences, meme coin speculation, and the evolving structure of Web3 organizations. The conversation blended sharp market takes with real investment stories, highlighting both progress and pitfalls across the space.

News, Signals, and Staying Ahead Without Being Online 24/7 Episode 16 of Killer Whales: Markets featured a blend of market commentary, macro reflections, and a deep dive into crypto media. The panel included Sander, Bunny, Nathan, Easy, and Profits, covering topics from trading psychology to stablecoin dynamics, Ethereum speculation, and the future of real-time crypto news.

Gaming, UX, and Bringing Blockchain to the Masses. Episode 15 made one thing clear: blockchain adoption won’t come from buzzwords. It will come from better design, engaging games, and tools that actually work. With projects like Abstract and initiatives from HELLO Labs, the line between Web2 ease and Web3 power is starting to fade.