Find the coin. Understand the trade. Know your exit.
HyperFlow brings Elysium token discovery and spot trading into one terminal. Follow new launches, compare activity across launchpads, inspect a token and move straight into its trade panel.
This terminal is for tokens on Elysium. A bridge is a funding path into or out of that network—not a promise of multichain trading. HyperFlow’s other products are separate.
Every trade is signed by your own wallet and settles on Elysium. HyperFlow never holds your funds or your keys.
START HERE
Your first session
Go from the discovery feed to your first trade in a few steps.
Walk through the terminal
Open Discover.
Browse the token list and choose a launchpad or stage filter. Open Feed separately to follow trading activity. You can inspect a token before using the trade panel.
Open a token.
Read its market activity, launchpad, liquidity and checks. A familiar symbol or image is not enough to identify a token.
Choose what you pay with.
On Buy, the token selector next to Amount changes the payment asset: USDC or HYPE. The amount uses the selected asset’s units.
Read the quote, then trade.
Check the input’s approximate dollar value and estimated output. Open Quote details to inspect the route, price impact, slippage and fee before you confirm.
Choose the account you trade from
For wallet-login users, the two-arrow button on the right of the account name shows the other account’s shortened address, portfolio value and cash. Clicking it toggles directly between the Trading account and the wallet used to log in. There is no dropdown. Social login offers the Trading account only and does not show the account-switch button. The Trading account is an embedded wallet only you can sign for, and HyperFlow pays its gas; your own wallet pays its own gas. The displayed cash and positions follow the active account. Switching accounts does not transfer funds.
Balances are read from Elysium for the active account. The Deposit dialog shows that account’s deposit address. With your own wallet, every trade asks for your wallet’s approval.
Before you fund
Send only USDC or HYPE on Elysium to the deposit address in the Deposit dialog. A token sent on another network does not arrive on Elysium; use the Bridge to move funds from another chain. Check the domain, the network and the full address before you send.
HyperFlow never asks for your recovery phrase or private key.
Different views of the same market—not a list of recommendations.
Choose your view
Discover
Browse the token list with the All, Trending, New, Graduating and Graduated tabs, and narrow it by launchpad.
Feed
Watch trading activity using Everyone, Known callers or Big buys. This is the transaction feed; launch-stage filters belong to the token list.
Trending
A token-list tab that ranks tokens drawing activity. A high ranking is not a safety check or a prediction of returns.
Understand launch stages
The token list’s New, Graduating and Graduated tabs follow the launch stage, and token pages identify completed graduation where it applies. These labels describe the launch mechanism—not token quality. For a bonding-curve launch, the early market uses the launchpad’s pricing mechanism. Graduation marks a transition to a later trading venue or pool. Some launchpads use pool-based launches without that same lifecycle.
Compare tokens within the correct stage. A nearly complete progress bar is not proof of deep liquidity after graduation, and a pool-based launch should not be read as an unfinished curve.
Filter, then inspect
Use launchpad labels to understand where a token originated. Open the token page for its market activity, checks and quote. The list covers the launchpads HyperFlow indexes on Elysium; an absent token is not proof that it does not exist.
HyperFlow’s own token launches should not receive preferential feed placement. Being listed here is not an endorsement.
THE TERMINAL
Reading a token page
Look beyond price. Check identity, liquidity and who holds the supply.
Confirm the identity
Names, tickers and images can be copied. For real trading, match the full contract address and network against a trusted source. Do not identify a token by its symbol alone.
Read the numbers together
Market cap
A valuation measure based on price and a supply figure. It is not the cash available for sellers to withdraw.[2]
Liquidity
The assets available to trade against. A position can look valuable on a chart while being expensive or impossible to exit at that price.[17]
Volume & activity
Trading during a time window. Check which window is selected; a short burst of activity is not the same as sustained demand.[2]
Holder concentration
How much supply is controlled by a small number of holders. Wallet labels and ownership links require interpretation, not blind trust.[2]
Checks are signals, not guarantees
The Token checks panel shows the top 10 holders’ share (pools not counted), how much the dev wallet holds and whether it has sold, the dev’s earlier coins, the share snipers bought in the first 30 seconds, liquidity, socials and the holder count. Amber and red rows are warnings; the header counts them or reads Looks clean.
In the Trades, Holders and Top traders tabs, the DEV, SNIPER and TOP tags mark the creator, early snipers and the 7-day top traders.
Looks clean is not an audit.
The checks read holdings and trades only; they do not inspect contract permissions, a fresh dev wallet can hide earlier launches, and a new token’s holder data can still be syncing. Verify before you commit real money.[10]
TRADING
Buying & selling
The amount field changes meaning when you switch sides. Always read its unit.
Buy a token
Select Buy, then Market.
Choose the payment token beside Amount: USDC or HYPE. The amount is in that token’s units.
Enter an amount or choose a preset.
The amount box shows a muted approximate dollar value. The balance and estimated output update with your selection. Changing the payment token changes what the amount means.
Review the trade.
Check the output token and available balance, then open Quote details for the route, price impact, slippage and the platform fee, which is already included in the estimate. Confirm to send the trade.
Sell a position
Switch to Sell. Enter the number of tokens to sell, or choose 25%, 50%, 75% or Max of the current holding. The amount field is token units—not the dollar value you want to receive.
Use Sell for to choose the asset you receive. The amount box’s approximate dollar value describes the tokens entered—not the net proceeds. Review the separate output estimate, which includes the platform fee and price impact. A percentage shortcut does not guarantee an execution price.
Quick buys and settings
Quick buy spends a fixed dollar amount set under Quick buy in Trade settings, and stays off until you turn it on there. It pays in USDC, or the same dollar value in HYPE when USDC is short, and skips a buy whose price impact is too high. It does not reuse the full trade panel’s payment asset or presets. Check the quick-buy amount before acting from the feed; speed removes time to notice a wrong amount or token. Use the full trade panel when you need to review the route.
If the control asks you to log in or deposit, inspect the stated reason. The + beside the available balance opens the Deposit dialog. Do not bypass a balance warning by increasing slippage.
TRADING
Slippage & routing
A quote is an estimate. Understand what can change before execution.
Slippage is not a fee
Slippage tolerance
The adverse movement you allow relative to a quoted result. A wider tolerance accepts a worse outcome; it is not extra liquidity or a promise of success.[17]
Price impact
The effect of your own trade size on the market’s price. A large order against a small pool can move the price substantially.[17]
Trading fees
Charges associated with the service, venue or network. These are separate from price movement.
Read the route
Open Quote details in the trade panel to inspect the route. Every trade goes through the HyperFlow swap aggregator, which picks the best route it finds and can split it across pools. When you pay with or receive a different asset, the route may show intermediate token hops.
Inspect the assets shown—not just the headline output.
If a quote or trade fails
Refresh the quote, confirm the balance and route, and review the order size. Do not keep raising slippage until something goes through. First understand whether the problem is price movement, liquidity, fees or an unsupported route.
No universal “best” setting.
This guide does not recommend a default tolerance or promise MEV protection. Solana-specific priority fees, Jito bribes and settings from other apps do not establish how Elysium execution works.
TRADING
Orders & positions
A trade executes now; a position is what you hold afterwards.
Market orders
Market is the immediate-trade flow and the only order type today. Limit orders are coming soon; the Limit tab is visible in the trade panel but disabled.
Not supported yet
Limit orders, automated take-profit/stop-loss, DCA, copy trading and simultaneous multi-wallet execution are not available. The account switcher selects one account at a time.
Read your position
The position panel shows the current holding, invested amount, average entry and estimated profit or loss. The header’s positions value and unrealised PnL describe current holdings, not a 24-hour return. A displayed gain on an unsold position is not a realized return.
Compare the position estimate with an actual sell quote. Fees, price impact and the available route can make the proceeds different from the chart value.
YOUR ACCOUNT
Fees & referrals
Separate the platform fee from the full cost of a trade.
What can affect the cost
Platform fee
The service charge on each trade, taken on the USDC or HYPE side and already included in the quote. Quote details shows it as Fee. Check the terms below before comparing outputs.
Venue and route costs
A pool or routing path may have its own charges. Extra hops can change the resulting amount.
Network fee
The cost of submitting a transaction on the relevant network. It is distinct from the platform fee.[20]
Bridge costs
A funding route may have separate provider and network costs. Review its quote independently from a spot trade.[27]
Current fees
HyperFlow charges a 0.5% platform fee on each trade. A trader who joined through a referral link pays 20% less (0.4%). The referrer receives 20% of the fee their referrals pay, or 50% for a partner. A referral link counts only if you open it before your first trade.
The referral discount applies to the platform fee, not to the trade principal, price impact or every network cost. The referral share is a share of platform fees, not a share of someone’s trading volume.
Referral workflow
The Referrals page shows your invite link, referral code, the traders who joined through it and what you earned. Rewards accrue from every fee your referrals pay, and you can claim them any time from that page.
YOUR ACCOUNT
Funding & bridging
Verify the destination before you move funds.
Deposits and withdrawals
The Bridge screen moves funds into Elysium from other chains and out of it, through Relay. Pick the chain and token, enter an amount and review the quote before you sign; the activity list tracks each transfer. The Deposit dialog shows your Elysium deposit address and, for the Trading account, can move funds in from your connected wallet.
Read the quote before you sign.
A route exists only when Relay can quote it for that chain and token. Check the amount you receive and every fee in the quote, not just the amount you send.
Network gas
Elysium’s official documentation identifies native HYPE as its gas asset.[20] HyperFlow covers gas for the Trading account. With your own wallet, keep some HYPE for gas; a USDC balance does not pay for it.
Before a real transfer
Confirm the official app and the provider’s supported source and destination networks.
Check the exact asset, contract and destination address. Matching token names do not establish matching assets.
Review the received amount, every quoted fee and the provider’s route conditions.
Follow the official network instructions for gas. Do not reuse another chain’s gas settings.
Use a small verification transfer only after support is confirmed. Never treat a test transfer as protection against a malicious destination.
Pending or failed transfers
In a live flow, keep the source transaction hash and the provider’s transfer identifier. Check both the source transaction and provider status before retrying; a pending transfer is not the same as a failed one.[12]
YOUR ACCOUNT
Security & risk
Fast trading should not mean blind signing.
Protect your wallet
Never share a recovery phrase, private key or one-time login code with a support agent, bot or chat.[1]
Verify the domain before opening a wallet or approving a transaction. Lookalike names and copied branding are not proof of identity.
Read the requested asset, amount, recipient and permissions before signing. An approval is not necessarily the trade itself.[15]
HyperFlow never holds your funds or your keys. A trade runs only after your wallet signs that exact operation.
Understand token risk
New tokens can lose their value or become difficult to sell. Concentrated ownership, contract permissions, manipulated activity and disappearing liquidity can all matter. A trending badge, launchpad logo or green check is not a guarantee.
Do not infer an audit from a token-check panel. Verify what was checked, by whom, and whether the information is current.
Understand execution risk
Quotes can change before confirmation. Slippage, price impact, failed routes and transaction ordering can affect outcomes. HyperFlow does not promise protected order flow or guaranteed fills.
Getting help safely
Use the HyperFlow Discord linked from the product, not an unsolicited private message. Share the affected page and error details—not wallet secrets or account-recovery codes.[8]
YOUR ACCOUNT
Troubleshooting
Start with the state of the trade, not a bigger slippage number.
Why can’t I buy?
Check whether you are signed in, the amount is above zero, and the selected payment asset has enough balance. USDC and HYPE balances are separate. Read the trade button’s message.
Why can’t I sell the amount I entered?
The sell field expects token units. Check the holding and use a percentage preset if you want to sell part of it. Also check the asset selected under Sell for.
Why is the quote different from the chart?
A chart is not an executable quote for your size. The route, fees and market depth affect the estimated result.[17] Refresh the quote and inspect its details rather than assuming the last displayed price is available for the entire order.
Why is Limit greyed out?
Limit orders are not available yet. Use Market to trade now.
Why can’t I find a bridge route?
Relay may not support that network and asset. Do not substitute another chain or send funds directly to a guessed address.
Why don’t I see my balance?
Balances belong to the active account. Check which account is selected in the header, and that the funds were sent on Elysium; a token sent on another network does not appear here.
