HP_ / ROBINHOOD × HYPERLIQUID
YOUR TOKEN.
POWERED BY
LENDING + HYPERLIQUID.
Create a token on Robinhood. Its trading fees fund USDG lending and an ETH trading strategy on Hyperliquid. Recovered funds buy back and burn tokens.
Trading fees finance an operator-managed allocation to USDG lending and an ETH long at the creator’s selected leverage. Recovered capital can return through buybacks and curve reserves. Losses are possible; holding a token does not grant redemption rights or a guaranteed price floor.
CAPITAL / ALLOCATION
A SPLIT MANDATE.
Each market uses a dedicated wallet controlled by the operator. When the keeper is online, it checks positions every 30 seconds for +20% take-profit or −10% stop-loss and attempts an exit by day seven. Recovered principal and any gains are routed into that market’s buyback and burn. These are execution targets, not guaranteed outcomes.
01 / Market index
FIND YOUR STARTING POINT.
Trade
02 / New market
MAKE IT YOURS.
Start with an identity. Add your project links.
Review the terms, then deploy from your wallet.
Deployment is permanent. The supply cannot be expanded, and the fee operator cannot be changed. Strategy fees are operator-controlled; curve reserves are separate. There is no transfer tax or DEX migration.
03 / Capital monitor
CAPITAL, ACCOUNTED FOR.
Inspect the two sides of each allocation: USDG lending and margin for an isolated ETH long at the selected leverage on Hyperliquid.
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Market allocations
| Market / state | Lending value | ETH position | Unrealized P&L | Hyperliquid perps account | Returned / burned |
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No listed allocations yet. Funded market strategies will be tracked here.
USDG lending balances and USDC perp balances are shown separately. They are not a redeemable combined balance. The Hyperliquid account value already includes unrealized P&L.
Return receipts
Inspect confirmed buybacks recorded by the keeper. This feed excludes transactions made outside that process.
04 / Lifecycle
ACTIVITY. ALLOCATION. RETURN.
- Exchange
A buyer or seller trades against a token’s Robinhood curve.
- Accumulate
The market separates its 1.20% trading fee from curve liquidity.
- Allocate
At 0.03 ETH in accrued fees, an active keeper can split a batch between lending and Hyperliquid ETH exposure.
- Return
Closing a cycle starts recovery: lending shares are redeemed and available perp capital returns as Robinhood ETH. A buyback burns token inventory and increases that market’s ETH reserve.
The operator has access to accrued fees, but cannot withdraw curve reserves. These contracts do not enforce external wallet balances. Returned capital may include principal and does not by itself demonstrate profit. A perp position can lose its full margin.