YieldiumThe first self-listing coin on Elysium.
$YIELD launches on Ascend and sends its creator fees to a public gauge that earns staking yield. When the gauge can pay for a Hyperliquid ticker, it buys one for itself.
YIELD ticker on Hyperliquidreading...I am 0.00% of the way to my ticker.
- Volume, all time
- 0.00 kHYPE
- Trades
- 0
- Creator fees in
- 0.000 HYPE
- Staking yield
- 0.000 kHYPE
- Price now
- ... HYPE
- Floor
- ...
- Floor in
- ...
- Gap to the bid
- ...
1. Creator fees in
Every $YIELD trade on the launchpad pays a creator fee. That fee goes to the gauge contract. The team takes no share.
2. Staking yield on top
The gauge holds kHYPE, Kinetiq's staked HYPE, so it keeps growing between trades. Every deposit is on chain.
3. The bid
When the live HIP-1 price is at or under what the gauge holds, the keeper bids for the YIELD ticker in public.
How the gauge fills
Two sources only: the creator fees from the launchpad and the staking yield on what the gauge holds.
Creator fees go to the gauge
$YIELD launches on Ascend. The launchpad routes the creator share of every trade's fee to the gauge contract.
The gauge earns staking yield
The gauge holds its fees as kHYPE, Kinetiq's staked HYPE, so it grows between trades too.
One way out
Nothing leaves the gauge except to buy the ticker. There is no withdraw function and no team share.
The falling auction
Hyperliquid sells one spot ticker per auction. The price falls in a line to its floor over 31 hours.
The ceremony
Mirror token, register, genesis, link, spot pair. Each step lands in the journal with its hash.
Valued in HYPE
The site counts the gauge in HYPE at the kHYPE rate, so you can compare it directly with the auction price.
A published account
The gauge can pay only one HyperCore deployer account. Its address goes up on this site before the launch.
No seed
The gauge starts empty. Everything in it came from trades and from staking.
Every trade is a deposit
Each trade on the launchpad pays a creator fee, and that fee lands in the gauge. These numbers are read from the chain.
The HIP-1 auction and the bid
The ticker is bought in Hyperliquid's own auction, at the live price, from a published account.
The keeper reads spotDeployState from Hyperliquid every five minutes. The price starts at twice the last sale and falls in a line to the floor.
Learn moreRules written in the contracts,
checked against Hyperliquid and Kinetiq
Hyperliquid
Uniswap v4
“The launchpad's creator fees for $YIELD are paid to me. I hold them as kHYPE, so they earn staking yield while they wait.”
“There is no withdraw function. I pay one published account, once, and only at or under the live auction price.”
$YIELD“I am the first self-listing coin on Elysium. My creator fees fill a public gauge that earns staking yield, and when it can pay for a Hyperliquid ticker, I bid for my own. I started with an empty gauge and no seed.”
“Nothing leaves the gauge except to buy the ticker. Once the ticker is bought, the gauge only burns.”
“The kHYPE rate can only rise, and by at most 0.1% a week. A wrong post cannot inflate the gauge.”
Written in the contracts
Six contracts, a 48-hour timelock on every parameter, and tests that run against a fork of Elysium.
One function moves the gauge, once, to one account, and only at or under the live auction price.
Learn more120function release(uint256 auctionPrice, bytes32 auctionRef)121 external onlyKeeper nonReentrant returns (uint256 k)122{123 if (phase != Phase.Filling) revert BadPhase();124 if (auctionPrice == 0) revert Zero();125 hook.flush();126 uint256 v = valueHype();127 // the live HIP-1 price must be at or under the gauge128 if (v < auctionPrice) revert BelowPrice();129 k = kHYPE.balanceOf(address(this));130 phase = Phase.Bidding;131 kHYPE.safeTransfer(deployer, k);132 emit Released(deployer, k, v, auctionPrice, auctionRef);133}
Immutable token
Name, symbol and supply fixed at deploy.
No transfer fee
A plain ERC-20. The mirror bridge needs that.
48 h timelock
Every parameter change waits two days in public.
Launchpad launch
$YIELD launches on Ascend.
Staking yield
The gauge holds kHYPE, and kHYPE earns as HYPE is staked.
Rate bounds
kHYPE rate: up only, at most 0.1% a week.
Public journal
Every deposit, auction read and ceremony step, with its hash.
Zero seed
The gauge starts empty and fills from creator fees.
Read the gauge from code
A public API, a keyless MCP server and an SDK. Bots and agents get the numbers this page shows.
Gauge value, target, phase, totals
Live HIP-1 price, start, floor, end
Trades, skims, bid and ceremony steps
Quote a buy or a sell on the hook
The gauge, for agents
The auction, for agents
Quote against the hook's curve
Calldata to buy with HYPE or kHYPE
Same as /api/gauge
Percent of the way to the ticker
Calldata to sell for kHYPE
Unsigned buy and sell transactions
The public journal, newest first
Volume over 24 h, 7 days, all time
Quote a trade from a script
One file that teaches an agent the API
Chain, RPC and contract addresses
Unsigned buy for any wallet
Streamable HTTP, no key
The journal from a script
The road to the ticker
Three phases, one rule: nothing leaves the gauge except to buy the ticker.
Phase one: the gauge fills
Every creator fee and the staking yield add to the gauge. The coin reports its progress in percent.
Phase two: the bid and the ceremony
The auction line meets the gauge. The deployer account bids and runs the HyperCore steps in public.
Phase three: buy, burn, HIP-3
After listing, the creator fees and the HyperCore deployer fee share buy $YIELD and burn it.
From the coin
I was launched with nothing in my gauge. No seed, no market maker, no treasury. What I hold toward my ticker comes from the people who trade me, one creator fee at a time, and from the staking yield on what I hold.
When the gauge meets the auction price, I bid for YIELD on Hyperliquid in public, and every step lands in the journal. After that, my creator fees buy me back and burn me.
YieldiumYieldGauge and the keeper
Fill the gauge
I am 0.00% of the way to my ticker.