SOL-PERP Hyperliquid SAMPLE
the short SAMPLE
the short
One position: SOL-PERP on Hyperliquid, funded only by creator fees. Read live from the exchange. SAMPLE
SOL market
how it works
One coin, one job. Trading generates creator fees on pump.fun. All of it gets pointed at Solana, downwards.
You trade
Every buy and sell on pump.fun pays a creator fee, on the bonding curve and after it graduates.
Fees get claimed
Creator fees accrue in SOL to the creator wallet. 100% is claimed. None is kept.
SOL is sold for USDC
The claimed SOL is swapped to USDC and bridged to the Hyperliquid account as margin.
The short gets bigger
New margin is added to a single SOL-PERP short. Every add shows up in the short log.
the fine print
Claims and deposits are made by the dev wallet, not by a smart contract. That is why the addresses are public and every number on this site is read from the chain.
A short loses money when SOL goes up, and a leveraged short can be liquidated. The liquidation price is on the short page at all times.
Holding gives no claim on the position or its profit. More in the faq.
short log
Every fill on the short account, newest first, pulled straight from Hyperliquid. SAMPLE
| when | action | size | price | value | realized pnl | tx |
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verify it yourself
Nothing on this site is self-reported. The numbers come from public APIs for these three addresses.
what to check
The fee wallet on Solscan shows creator fees arriving from pump.fun and leaving as swaps and bridge transfers.
The short account on the Hyperliquid explorer shows the deposits, the open SOL position and every fill listed in the short log.
faq
The short answers.
What actually happens with the fees?
pump.fun pays the coin's creator a cut of every trade. For , all of that is claimed, swapped to USDC and deposited as margin on a SOL perpetual short on Hyperliquid. The creator wallet and the short account are both listed on the verify page.
What if Solana pumps?
Then the short loses money, and if SOL rises far enough the position is liquidated and the margin is gone. The liquidation price is shown live on this site. Leverage is kept low to push that price far away, but it is never zero risk.
Does the short ever get closed?
The plan is for it to only grow. If it is ever reduced or closed, the fill appears in the short log the moment it happens, with a transaction link.
Does holding give me a share of the short?
No. is a memecoin. It gives no claim on the short position, its margin or any profit from it. You are holding a coin whose fees are spent a specific, public way.
Who controls the wallets?
The dev. Fee claims and deposits are done by the dev wallet, not a smart contract, so there is trust involved. That is why every address is public and every number here is read from the chain rather than typed in.
What is funding?
Perp traders pay each other an hourly funding rate. When it is positive, longs pay shorts and this position earns; when it is negative, the short pays. Net funding since the position opened is shown on the short page.