Creator fees.
Token buybacks.

Your coin trades against SOL.

Choose one or two listed Hyperliquid perpetuals, their weights, direction and isolated leverage. Every strategy is automatically managed. Choose Long or Short independently for each market, with a 2×–10× leverage ceiling capped by the live venue limit. The new coin does not become a perpetual listing. Each launch locks its policy, separate collector and master-controlled subaccount.

80% strategy. 20% PumpLiquid.

These percentages apply to creator revenue actually collected, after Pump’s separate protocol and liquidity fees. 80% is reserved for the coin’s strategy; 20% is reserved for buying and natively burning PumpLiquid. SOL-paired launches follow Pump’s actual creator-fee schedule; a custom 1–3% override is not supported on this pair. Enabled fee checks run every 15 minutes. A scheduled check, a pending allocation and a completed payment are different events.

A quarter first. The rest waits.

Funding requires at least $100 in uncommitted, verified collected fees before the split. Route costs and minimum order sizes may require more, particularly for two-market strategies. The 80% travels through a verified Unit SOL route, spot conversion to USDC, and a receipt-backed deposit into the dedicated subaccount. Unit’s current SOL minimum is 0.12 SOL.

Each market starts with 25% of its allocated strategy cash. Up to three further 25% tranches wait for completed four-hour support or resistance bounces, trend alignment and a price at least 2% better than the previous fill. Unused funds stay as cash. There is no doubling, unlimited averaging down or forced reinvestment. No dip entry is admitted after half the reviewed stop has been lost.

Management uses Support 4h: completed four-hour candles, bounded entries and explicit exit limits. Live mark drift, high funding, missing history, stale candles, duplicate signals and open recovery jobs block entries. Long strategies use support rules; Short strategies use resistance rules. Selected directions stay fixed.

Net profit buys and burns your token.

Creators select 10–100% ROE take-profit, 1–20% ROE stop and 1–24-hour maximum age. Defaults are 20%, 10% and 24 hours. Profit-taking also estimates closing costs and deducts known entry fees and negative funding. Exits use reduce-only orders; gaps, latency, liquidation and partial fills can exceed a configured loss limit.

After every leg is flat, only verified realized profit after actual fees, funding and recovered previous losses can return to Solana for purchases and native burns of that respective launched token. Deposited principal remains protected. Costs, pending amounts, retained dust, purchases and burns have separate receipts.

Older tilt-v1 coins retain profits. Existing pumpliquid-v2 coins retain their own-token buyback rules and original signal. Existing pumpliquid-v3 coins retain their locked platform-token profit destination. New pumpliquid-v4 coins send net profits to their own token; earlier terms remain unchanged. Holding a coin does not grant ownership of collateral or its trading account.

Real accounts, verified limits.

Hyperliquid currently allows 10 subaccounts after $100,000 in master-account trading volume, with further volume-based expansion up to 50. PumpLiquid checks actual eligibility and ownership. A fresh master cannot automatically create hundreds of accounts. Lighter is not integrated.