HYPE pads in Pulse
Liquid Launch and alt.fun, the two pads in Axiom's HYPE filter, show their coins in Pulse from the first block.
Looking for a HyperEVM sniper and copy trading bot? Axiom now trades HyperEVM, the smart contract side of Hyperliquid, from the same terminal it runs on seven other chains. Its protocol filter reads Liquid Launch and alt.fun coins into Pulse, gas is paid in HYPE, and the Hyperliquid perps Axiom already routes are one tab away. Use Axiom referral code TradeNow for 20% off fees.
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Hyperliquid's own app is built for perps. Its EVM side has launchpads too, small ones, and Axiom is where they sit next to your perps and every other chain.
Liquid Launch and alt.fun, the two pads in Axiom's HYPE filter, show their coins in Pulse from the first block.
Hyperliquid perps trade from the same login, so a spot position and a hedge sit side by side.
alt.fun shuts everyone but the creator out for three blocks, and launch age in Pulse shows when the window opens.
Priority fees are burned on HyperEVM, so presets there can run leaner than the ones you use on Solana.
Axiom's 1%, or 0.8% with TradeNow, applies to spot trades, and its builder fee applies to perps; for perps alone, Hyperliquid's app is the direct route.
HyperEVM is not a separate chain. It runs inside Hyperliquid's own blockchain, secured by the same HyperBFT consensus as the perps and spot order books next door on HyperCore, and HYPE is its gas token. The chain ID is 999, and blocks come in two sizes: a small one about every second and a large one every minute.
That shared state is what makes it unusual. A token can exist on both sides at once, as an ERC-20 on HyperEVM and a spot asset on HyperCore's order book, and HYPE crosses between them with a single transfer to a system address. Most of the chain's trading is exactly that kind of asset, HYPE against USDC, wrapped bitcoin or staked HYPE: Project X, the largest DEX here, did $2.48 billion in the last 30 days by DefiLlama's count.
Memecoins are a small corner of all this. The two launchpads in Axiom's HyperEVM filter did about $4 million of volume between them over the same 30 days, less than a single day on the big BNB Chain pads. That is worth keeping in mind when sizing, and it is also why a coin that does catch on here has so little competition for attention.
Axiom's HyperEVM filter has two entries, and they could hardly be more different.
Liquid Labs' launchpad, and the older of the two: it calls itself HyperEVM's first native fair launch platform. Coins trade against HYPE on a constant-product curve seeded with virtual rather than real liquidity, and every trade pays a 1% fee shared between the creator and the protocol. The creator's opening buy lands inside the creation transaction, and Liquid Labs' docs bar creators from selling for the first hour. Version 2 went live on 16 September on HyperEVM, Arc and Robinhood Chain, and Liquid Labs says creators now keep 75% of the fees and can change where they are paid.
Every coin here is paired with a tokenized Hyperliquid perp rather than HYPE or a stablecoin. The creator picks the underlying asset, such as HYPE, BTC, ETH, SOL or gold, a direction and a 2x, 3x or 5x multiplier, and the curve holds BounceTech's tokenized perp positions as its reserve. So the curve's value moves with that perp: a HYPE 3x long coin gains when HYPE rises, with no new buyers at all, and loses when it falls. Trades settle in USDC at a 0.75% fee, a third of it to the creator, and a coin graduates at $9,000 of curve value, or when the curve sells out, into a HyperSwap V2 pool whose LP tokens are locked.
| Detail | Liquid Launch | alt.fun |
|---|---|---|
| Priced in | HYPE | Perp token |
| Fee per trade | 1% | 0.75% |
| Opening rule | 1-hour creator lock | 3-block delay |
| 30-day volume | $1.73M | $2.36M |
Both are quiet right now. In the three days to 23 September alt.fun's launch contract recorded no new coins at all, though the existing ones still traded about $18,000 in the last full day, and DefiLlama counted about $3,400 of Liquid Launch volume on the same day.
A handful of concentrated-liquidity DEXs carry most of HyperEVM's volume, and HyperCore's own order book sits right beside them.
The busiest DEX on the chain, with $2.48 billion over the last 30 days on DefiLlama's count, most of it in USDC, USDT0 and UBTC pools against wrapped HYPE. Its 0.05% USDC/WHYPE pool alone trades tens of millions of dollars on a normal day.
Three more concentrated-liquidity DEXs that between them did about a billion dollars in the same month. They compete with Project X on the same core pairs rather than on new coins.
HyperSwap is one of HyperEVM's first DEXs, with V2 and V3 pools, and the place alt.fun coins graduate to. LiquidCore is Liquid Labs' AMM, which prices its pools from Hyperliquid's own on-chain oracle and did $188 million in 30 days.
Not an EVM venue at all, but the reason HyperEVM exists. Hyperliquid's spot order book did $5.4 billion in 30 days, and a token linked to it can trade on both sides, so the EVM chart is not always the whole market.
Everything on HyperEVM is paid for in HYPE, and HYPE moves between the two halves of Hyperliquid without a bridge.
Sending HYPE from a Hyperliquid spot balance to the system address 0x2222...2222 lands it on HyperEVM as native gas, and sending it back the same way returns it, so an account that already holds HYPE on Hyperliquid is one transfer from trading here. From other chains, bridges such as Relay, deBridge and Stargate deliver straight to HyperEVM. Wrapped HYPE, the WHYPE in every pool name, lives at a system contract of fives, 0x5555...5555.
Fees work a little differently from the chains you may be used to. HyperEVM uses the Ethereum fee model, but Hyperliquid burns the priority fee along with the base fee, and its public RPC quotes the priority fee as zero. What moves the cost is block space: each small block holds only three million gas, so on a busy launch the base fee can jump, and Hyperliquid's own docs warn about gas spikes.
A small block about every second, gas that usually costs a fraction of a cent, and a confirmed fill within that second. On a quiet day it is an easy chain to trade.
The adjustments are about the two launchpads. alt.fun trades in USDC with a $20 minimum buy and a $12 minimum sell, and a large sell can fail because the perp token under the curve can only redeem so much at once; its docs suggest selling in pieces, since the buffer refills in about ten seconds. Liquid Launch trades in HYPE, so a position there moves with HYPE as well as with the coin. Exits set as limit orders spare you from chasing either.
Each launchpad guards its opening in its own way, and a sniper preset should know which one it is on.
On alt.fun, only the creator's buy can land in the launch block; everyone else is shut out for the next three blocks, so the earliest public buy is roughly four seconds in, and it has to clear the $20 minimum. On Liquid Launch the creator's buy also comes first, inside the creation transaction, but the creator then cannot sell for an hour, which makes that first hour's selling pressure come from everyone else. Because the priority fee is burned, the Solana habit of bidding up a tip is worth questioning before you copy it across. Filter settings for fresh launches are on the memecoin sniper page.
Copying a HyperEVM wallet works as it does on other chains: pick an address, cap the size, and its trades are mirrored within that cap.
What is different is where the rest of a trader's activity lives. Many of the addresses worth watching here also trade perps and spot on HyperCore, and that side sits in Hyperliquid's own records rather than in HyperEVM transactions, so a quiet EVM wallet can be a very busy trader next door. The copy trading page covers caps and cooldowns, and wallet tracking covers the tracker.
Small blocks about every second, and a big block each minute for heavy contracts.
Liquid Launch and alt.fun coins side by side in Pulse.
One HYPE balance pays for every transaction on the chain.
Hyperliquid perpetuals from the Perpetuals tab, in the same Axiom account.
Presets, tracked wallets and limit orders work as they do on the other chains.
Base and priority fees on HyperEVM are both burned, not paid to a block producer.
First time on Axiom? Sign up at axiom.trade/@tradenow; the invite code is already in the referral field, and it trims Axiom's cut of every HyperEVM trade by 20%.
It sits in the same dropdown as every other chain, and your presets and tracked wallets come with it.
Fund the wallet with HYPE through a bridge such as Relay, or move it from a Hyperliquid account over the HyperCore link and send it on.
Size, slippage and contract checks as usual, and a little spare HYPE for the moments gas spikes.
Tick Liquid Launch, alt.fun or both, follow the wallets you trust, and remember alt.fun's $20 minimum buy.
Size comes first. With a few million dollars a month across both launchpads, a young curve moves hard on ordinary orders, and a pool that looked deep at breakfast can be thin by lunch.
alt.fun coins sit on top of a perp position with a multiplier. Its constant rebalancing drains value in a choppy market even when the price ends where it started, a move against the chosen direction can push a curve backward with nobody selling, and a big exit may have to be split into several sells.
And the chain itself is young on the EVM side. Hyperliquid still describes HyperEVM as being rolled out in stages, with throughput deliberately limited, so expect the occasional gas spike on busy days.
Yes. HyperEVM sits in the chain selector with SOL, HOOD, BNB, BASE, ETH, INK and ARC, and switching to it brings your presets and tracked wallets along.
It shows Liquid Launch and alt.fun coins in Pulse, keeps Hyperliquid perps in the same account and lets you tune presets for HyperEVM's burned priority fees.
Two: Liquid Launch, Liquid Labs' HYPE-priced launchpad, and alt.fun, where every coin is paired with a tokenized Hyperliquid perp.
The EVM side of the Hyperliquid blockchain. It shares HyperBFT consensus and state with HyperCore, where Hyperliquid's perps and spot order books run, and uses HYPE as its gas token. Its chain ID is 999.
HYPE. You can move it from a Hyperliquid spot balance with a transfer to the 0x2222...2222 system address, or bridge it in from another chain with a service such as Relay.
Its coins are paired with BounceTech tokens that hold a Hyperliquid perp position at a fixed multiplier, so a coin's curve gains or loses value with the underlying asset even when nobody trades. Trades settle in USDC and graduation happens at $9,000 of curve value.
Yes. Axiom's Perpetuals tab routes long and short positions through Hyperliquid, from the same Axiom account you use for HyperEVM tokens.
Small blocks come about every second and hold three million gas; a big block with thirty million gas comes once a minute for large transactions such as contract deployments.
Disclaimer: crypto assets are volatile, and a coin backed by a perp position can lose value even when nobody sells. Not financial advice. HyperEVM details come from Hyperliquid's documentation and its public RPC, launchpad mechanics from Liquid Labs' and alt.fun's documentation and contracts, and volume figures from DefiLlama, all as read in September 2026. Axiom decides which chains and features it supports, and that can change at any time. Axiom Pro is not affiliated with Hyperliquid, Liquid Labs or alt.fun. Use at your own risk.