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Launch against HYPE and keep your capital. The pool’s fees become margin on a leveraged perp the coin’s own vault trades on Hyperliquid — and profit compounds into the next position and buys the coin back to burn it.
One chain, two halves, one address.
HyperEVM and HyperCore share an address space and a consensus, so a contract on the EVM side is a trader on the order book. The vault does not instruct an account, it is one.
Every swap in the coin’s pool pays a fee. Most of it is bridged to HyperCore as USDC margin.
One market, one side, one leverage — picked by the creator, from every perp Hyperliquid lists.
While a position is 25% over its watermark, the vault takes 10% off the table automatically.
On a close, 60% of the profit stays on Hyperliquid as margin for the next position. 30% buys the coin back and burns it, 10% goes to the creator.
A coin that cannot be quietly abandoned.
The pool's LP position is owned by the vault, and the vault has no function that removes liquidity. Not a timelock — the code was never written.
The vault is the Hyperliquid account. A contract has no private key, so there is no master secret an operator could sign with.
No allocation, no presale, no cut of volume. A creator who picks badly earns nothing at all.
Live coins
Launch yours ↗Every claim resolves to a transaction.
Thirteen sections on the coin, the vault, the keeper, the splits, the trust surface — and the risks, written plainly.
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