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StonkFun Revenue (Sept 24th) Revenue: $1,095,334 Buybacks: $672,362 Burned: 2.05M solana:6GmAFSYs4gk3FDao5FzzySQpPZaWsa4rUJHacpMpUNgx stonkfun.xyz/revenue

Open interest reached an all-time high of $18B on Hyperliquid

this is actually 1st mover tech... It has a token @ $30k, $HYPER 0xeA926ff13E5D1ea55d8D8E840B8cCBDE190387d4 and idk the team nor their intent- but if they mean well, I hope the market values it well... Regardless, the mechanics are worth typing so I'm gonna explain it. 1st utility I have seen that opens a real perp against the live DEX market- in this case from Pons- in the same transaction as the launch. It lets traders use leverage on every token launched through the platform. Old tokens already on Pons can be imported. Revenue model is simple and realistic. They take 0.1% a side on every open and close. Until the ETH vault hits its target, HyperPons fees split 20% to the coin creator and 80% into the vault that funds leverage. After the vault is full: 20% creator, 30% buy and burn of that coin, 50% buy and burn of $HYPER. Their tech gives tokens real perps markets, not cash settled index perps that is what every other 'short/long' memecoin perps market has done. Tokens launch on Pons V2 and get a HyperPons market in the same transaction. Vault structure is 2 layers: There is a shared ETH vault that lends leverage across coins. Each coin also has its own fee vault for creator and Pons fee routing. The shared vault is capped: 80% of it across all coins, 10% on any 1 coin, 20% of that coin's depth. No leverage until the vault actually has ETH. So money isn't coming from nothing. When a long is opened, ETH from margin plus the vault loan buys the full size on Pons. That size hits the token chart. When a short is opened, coins are borrowed from the longs' inventory and sold on Pons. Closing a long sells those coins. Closing a short buys them back. If a long exits while its coins are lent, the engine buys them back for the shorts out of short collateral. The chart moves because every position is a real Pons trade. longs can open from the 1st block. Shorts cannot. Shorts only after graduation to the pool, at 1x, and shorts together can borrow at most half of the longs' coins. Leverage follows Pons depth. Launch 2x. Curve 1/2 full at 2. 1 ETH is 3x. Graduated is 5x. Costs are not cheap. Round trip pays Pons fees both ways, about 2 to 3%, plus 0.1% HyperPons per side on the full leveraged size. Borrow is about 0.01% an hour to the vault. Your trade moves the price in and out. Liquidations use a keeper median of 3 Pons samples at least five minutes apart, not the last tick. Fast dump or rug can gap past that lmaooo. Hyper is a launchpad layer utility. This is something people use if trust gets earned.

Everything is running normally now ! hyperpons.family/ The video below shows the full flow working end to end⤵️

The year is 20XX. Everyone trades Hyperliquid perps at API levels of perfection. Because of this, the winner of a trade depends solely on RPC ping. The server colocation metagame has evolved to ridiculous levels due to it being the only remaining factor to decide fills. DeFi has reached its pinnacle. The manual UI clickers are living in poverty. It seems nothing can stop the great leader of 20XX, Jeff, and his army, the Quant monks who live in great server farms where they levitate while optimizing Rust with one hand, and farming points with the other. The orderbook metagame has gotten to this point where every arbitrage is played out to theoretical perfection, so market makers play Rock Paper Scissors for validator proximity, and that’s the market.