Preview — $HLP launches first · public launches open in Phase 3
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Everything on the pad, explained properly — the mechanics, the numbers, the honest limits. If a claim here can be checked on-chain, we link where to check it.

What is HyperLiqPad

HyperLiqPad is a memecoin launchpad where every coin is paired to HYPE and carries a real on-chain mechanic. Coins launch on a pump.fun bonding curve quoted in HYPE on Solana — buys and sells settle in HYPE, so activity on the pad is structural HYPE demand. At launch, the dev picks the coin's play: a leveraged HYPE position on Hyperliquid, or a cross-chain deployment with a keeper bot holding its two markets together.

Your 0.15 SOLdeBridgeHyperEVMHyperCoreHYPE positionone signature in · a live position out · every hop on-chain and public
The launch pipeline. Proven with real money before the product existed: this exact route opened a 5x long from 0.1 SOL.

The founding principle is verifiability: every position lives in its own public wallet, every keeper publishes its trades, and the pad's own coin goes through the exact same pipeline first. The pitch is never "trust us" — it's watch the wallets.

Launching a coin

Launching costs 0.15 SOL, split two ways:

  • 0.10 SOL funds the coin's mechanic — bridged into its position wallet (Play 01) or seeding its keeper on both chains (Play 02).
  • 0.05 SOL buys $HLP, the platform coin. Every launch is a $HLP buy.
0.15 SOL0.10 — the mechanicposition margin · or keeper seed on both chains0.05 — buys $HLPevery launch is a platform-coin buy
Where your launch fee goes. Nothing sticks to a middleman wallet — both legs are on-chain and traceable.

At launch you set:

  • Identity — image, name, ticker, description, website, X, Telegram. Leave the website blank and it defaults to your coin's page here (hyperliqpad.fun/coin/<mint>).
  • Launch type — leveraged position (default) or cross-chain.
  • For positions: direction (long or short), leverage (1–10x), and the endgame.
Worked example. You launch $GIGALONG at 10x long with burn. Your 0.10 SOL becomes ≈$10 of margin → a ≈$100 HYPE long in a fresh wallet. Your coin's page shows the wallet, entry, liquidation price and live PnL from second one. When the position closes, proceeds buy $GIGALONG on its own curve and burn it.

Play 01 — The position

Your coin's funding is bridged to Hyperliquid (deBridge → HyperEVM → HyperCore) into a fresh wallet owned by that coin alone, which opens an isolated HYPE-USD position at your chosen leverage. The wallet address is public from block one.

entry $95.00liquidation $86.45 — at 10x, a −9% move ends itHYPE price10x long · $10 margin · $100 notional — every +1% on HYPE is +10% on the position
Leverage cuts both ways: 2x liquidates ~45% down, 10x ~9% down. The coin's health bar on the Longboard is this exact distance.

Endgames

  • Buyback & burn — position proceeds buy the coin on its own curve and burn it. Number-go-up for everyone left.
  • Pay the holders — proceeds airdrop pro-rata to holders by snapshot. The coin that paid dividends.
position closesproceeds in HYPEBuyback & burnsupply only goes downPay the holderspro-rata airdrop by snapshot — the coin that paid dividends
Committed at launch, executed by the crank, visible on-chain. Pick the story your coin tells when it ends.

The endgame is committed at launch and cannot be changed after. Liquidated coins go to the Graveyard — the position is gone, the coin keeps trading, the record is permanent.

bonding curve → raise targetPumpSwap100% raised → liquidity migrates to an open AMM pool · the curve retires, the coin keeps trading
Graduation. The raise fills, the coin leaves the curve for a real pool — same as pump.fun, settled in HYPE.

Play 02 — Cross-chain

Your coin launches natively on two chains — the HYPE-quoted curve on Solana, and a mirror token on HyperEVM seeded into a HyperSwap pool with the bridged HYPE. Same 1B supply each side. No bridge connects the tokens; they are two independent markets for the same idea, and the keeper's job is to keep them honest.

Solana$15,900 mcHyperEVM$11,800 mckeeperSELL richBUY cheap+34.7% apart → outside the ±15% band → keeper works both books until the gap is back under ~8%
Fee-funded, not magic: it earns in chop, spends in trends, and when the vault runs dry the band widens until creator fees refill it.
−15%+15%evenOUTSIDE BAND — KEEPER TRADINGinside the band the keeper does nothing — noise is free, intervention costs fees
The divergence gauge. The keeper acts past ±15% and stands down near ~8% — hysteresis, so it never churns.

Why the EVM pool can't rug

The HyperSwap LP tokens are burned to the dead address at creation. Nobody — including us — can pull that liquidity. Pool fees accrue to the burned LP, permanently deepening the market instead of paying anyone.

Worked example. $MIRROR trades at a $15,900 cap on Solana and $11,800 on HyperEVM — +34.7% apart, outside the band. The keeper sells $MIRROR on Solana (receiving HYPE) and buys on HyperEVM, logging both trades, until the gap is ~8%. Then it goes back to doing nothing.

Fees & where they go

curve tradescreator feesaccrue in HYPEendgame potkeeper vaultposition coins → endgame pot · cross-chain coins → keeper vault · the dev never pockets fees
The coin's mechanic eats its own fees. On most pads creator fees are the dev's salary; here they are fuel.
  • Launch: 0.15 SOL (0.10 mechanic + 0.05 $HLP buy).
  • Curve trading: pump.fun's standard fee (~1%).
  • Creator fees: accrue in HYPE and never go to a person — endgame pot for position coins, keeper vault for cross-chain coins.

$HLP — the platform coin

$HLP is the pad's own coin and its permanent test subject. It launches first, through the exact pipeline every coin gets — HYPE-quoted curve, its own wallet, a live 10x long — and every public launch afterward buys 0.05 SOL of it. In Phase 2 it becomes the first cross-chain coin too, with its own keeper evening the market caps.

Trade

The Trade page is a live Hyperliquid perps terminal — real mids, the real L2 order book, 15-minute candles, live funding and open interest, straight from Hyperliquid's public API. The order ticket goes live with wallet connect in Phase 3.

Bridge

The Bridge page moves SOL from Solana to Hyperliquid in one signature via deBridge. Receive native HYPE (pays gas on HyperEVM) or USDT0 (useful for HyperCore). Live quotes, Phantom signing, your wallet to your address, usually under a minute.

Transparency & security

  • One wallet per coin. No pooled funds, no shared margin, independent liquidations.
  • Every wallet, position, bridge order and keeper trade is public — on the Transparency page and independently on explorers.
  • Wallet keys are encrypted at rest and stored where no public API can read them.
  • The pipeline was proven with real money before any product code: 0.1 SOL became a live 5x HYPE long in a public wallet.
  • Positions are real leveraged trades. They can be liquidated to zero. That risk is the product, stated plainly.

Rollout phases

  • Phase 0 — Prove the pipe. Done: real money through the full pipeline, position live and public.
  • Phase 1 — $HLP launches. The platform coin goes through the exact public flow.
  • Phase 2 — Dogfood in public. $HLP runs live, then its cross-chain launch and keeper.
  • Phase 3 — The pad opens. Public launches, wallet connect, trading.

FAQ

Is this affiliated with Hyperliquid?

No. HyperLiqPad builds on Hyperliquid's public infrastructure and is not affiliated with or endorsed by Hyperliquid, pump.fun, Raydium, or deBridge.

What happens if my coin gets liquidated?

The position is gone — that's what leverage means. The coin keeps trading on its curve, and its page stays up in the Graveyard. Liquidation is public and permanent.

Can the team touch coin wallets?

The pad's automation holds encrypted keys to run the mechanics (open, close, endgame). What it cannot do is hide anything: every action lands on-chain in a wallet the whole world watches.

Why HYPE pairs instead of SOL?

Because then the pad itself is HYPE demand. Every buy on every curve settles in HYPE, creator fees accrue in HYPE, and the coins' positions are HYPE perps. A launchpad that is also a thesis.

Is the $HLP ticker related to Hyperliquid's HLP vault?

No — different thing entirely. Theirs is a protocol liquidity vault; ours is the pad's platform coin. We share three letters, not a balance sheet.

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