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Set up SignalTrades on a token launched here carry a pool fee of 1% or 2%, chosen once at launch and shown on the token’s card and page. The standard rate is —. Here’s how that fee reaches the venue, the launcher and Signal.
First, the venue. These pools open on Project X, which keeps one seventh of every pool fee. The split below applies to what is collected after that cut.
for each $1 of collected feesSo, counted from what a trader actually paid: the launcher’s — is about —, and ours about —. On a token that pays its holders, the counter under its name is the one figure that needs no arithmetic — it is what the chain’s own receipts say landed in wallets.
see the receipts → revenue what the pools earned, who was paid, what was burned — every figure from the chain's own receipts.
The launcher’s share has two doors on the launch page, and the one they choose is written into the token at birth.
The contract holds a third door, which the launch page does not offer: a launcher burning their own share into the token itself. Only the launched token can be burned that way. Real assets are never burned or locked away from people.
Every launch is paired with something that already trades on HyperEVM: HYPE, a tokenised stock, gold, a major, a stable, or any token with a pool we can route through. The pair is what the pool is made of, and it is what the fee arrives in.
A launch that pays its holders can pay them in a real asset instead of HYPE — SpaceX, NVIDIA, the S&P 500, SK hynix, Micron. This is a different system from pairing: the pool stays HYPE. Every trade’s holder share is sold on the Hyperliquid book for the elected asset and delivered to holders as that asset. No oracle, no pool of ours — the fill is the price.
How it actually runs: the token hands the holders’ HYPE to the settler contract. Our keeper — one operator seat, readable on chain — begins a job of at most 1 HYPE: the settler sells it for USDC on the Hyperliquid book with an immediate-or-cancel order, then buys the asset the same way, at most 1% from the best ask. What the sell does not fill goes back to the token as HYPE and waits for the next job; what the buy does not spend stays as the token’s USDC credit. A book wider than 5% is no price, so the job waits. If a leg cannot progress inside the settler’s 10-minute timeout, anyone may abort it: the HYPE returns to the token’s queue, and anything already bought still crosses and delivers. If the issuer’s wrapper is paused or refuses the transfer, the units are parked at the settler and redelivered later; nothing is re-priced. A normal batch runs about 8–10 minutes from the sell order to the first holder receipt, then the token streams the asset to holders over 5 minutes. Every hop, failure and delay is a receipt: the token page shows the latest batch step by step, and the revenue page counts batches, failures and collected-to-paid latency across every Core-paid token.
Every hour, part of Signal protocol fees goes back to the wallets that closed the hour with a realized loss — pro-rata, never more than they lost, paid in HYPE with a receipt for every hour. not armed yet
signal.family's own token launched on this pad like any other — one address on the site, and its holders are paid from its own fees.
What the protocol fees do after that is decided and not built. Until a contract is on chain the fee splits exactly as it does for every launch above, and this page says so.
reading the launch rules…
Nothing between you and the block. the law ↗ — eighteen laws, each with its test.
Points are accruing this week.
Every strategy a coin’s trading fees fund on HyperCore, with the units and USDC its holders can claim.
Reading strategy contracts…
Fees, payouts and where they go.
reading receipts…
reading growth…
reading usage…
reading the payout path…