The rules
How it works
Every coin is tied to one public Hyperliquid trader. Its trading fees fund its own Hyperliquid vault, the vault holds the same positions as the trader at a smaller size, and profit buys the coin back and burns it.
Choose from the top Hyperliquid traders by 30-day profit, or paste any account with $10K or more. One coin per whale.
Every coin is a normal pump.fun coin. Its creator fees go to its own wallet, and from there into its Hyperliquid vault.
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ETH LongBTC ShortETH LongEvery 15 seconds the vault reads the whale's positions and matches them per dollar, capped at 5x total leverage.
Realised profit goes back to buy the coin on its own pool. Everything bought is burned, and each step links to its transaction.
The coin
A normal pump.fun coin
It launches on pump.fun, trades on pump.fun and every terminal, and graduates to PumpSwap like any other coin. No extra fees and no special rules for buyers.
The one difference: its on-chain creator is the coin's own wallet, so its creator fees can only ever go to its vault.
The money
Where creator fees go
| 1. Collected from pump.fun into the coin's wallet | SOL |
| 2. Sent to Hyperliquid and swapped | USDC |
| 3. Credited to the coin's vault, which copies the whale | USDC |
| 4. Realised profit buys the coin back and burns it | Burned |
The vault
What the vault does
Every position the whale holds on Hyperliquid's main perps, at the same weight per dollar. Builder markets (some stock and commodity perps) are shown, not copied.
Starts trading once fees reach Hyperliquid's $10 minimum order, and opens smaller slices of a big book as it grows. Closes always go through.
Trades with market orders a few seconds after the whale, so its fills differ a little from theirs.
Every coin page links to the vault on Hyperliquid, so anyone can check its positions and balance.
Questions
Asked a lot
Does the whale know about their coin?
Not unless someone tells them. Coins copy public Hyperliquid accounts. The trader is not involved and does not endorse any coin.
Where is the vault's money?
In its own Hyperliquid account, linked from every coin page.
How do fees reach the vault?
The server collects each coin's pump.fun creator fees every few minutes. They are sent to Hyperliquid, swapped into USDC, and credited to that coin's vault. Every step links to its transaction.
What happens when the coin graduates?
It moves to PumpSwap like any pump.fun coin. Its creator fees keep funding the vault, and the vault keeps copying.
Can a whale have two coins?
One coin per whale. If you try to launch a taken whale, the site links you to its coin.
Can the vault lose money?
Yes, the same way its whale can. Losses stay in the vault, and new fees keep topping it up.