A public road, not a promise
Four milestones with live readings on every coin page: the $500K hold window, holders, graduation, the fund. Anyone can check how close a coin is.
Every coin launched here gets a public road to a spot listing on Hyperliquid: four milestones, a listing fund filled by half of its creator fees, an operator review, then a HIP-1 token and a USDC pair.
Listing not guaranteed. It depends on review, the deploy gas auction and the platform's capacity. Not affiliated with Hyperliquid or pump.fun.
Live readings. Open a coin for its four milestones.
Nothing yet.
Deliberately light, because a spot pair needs less than a perp market: a graduated coin, real holders, a market cap that holds and a funded deploy. When all four hold at once, the coin becomes a Listing Candidate.
The pump.fun bonding curve completes and the coin trades on PumpSwap.
Five hundred wallets hold it. Curve and pool accounts do not count.
At or above $500K for 3 days in a row. One reading below resets the clock.
Filled by 50% of creator fees. It pays the deploy gas at listing.

Completing the road makes a coin a Listing Candidate, not a listing. An operator reviews each one; approved coins deploy in order when the spot deployer has a slot and the gas auction allows.
A spot listing needs the platform's HIP-1 deployer on Hyperliquid: a token deploy paid in HYPE through a Dutch gas auction, the genesis, a USDC spot pair and its starting liquidity.
Every milestone met. Waiting for review, first come first reviewed.
No candidates right now. The closest coins are on the road.
Approved. Waiting for the spot deployer.
Nothing queued. Approved candidates appear here.
A Dutch auction on Hyperliquid: the price to deploy a HIP-1 token starts high and falls toward a floor (this round ends in 1.2 d). The cost varies, so the listing fund pays the gas at the price the operator deploys at.
Mark, 24 hour change and volume for every listed pair, read from Hyperliquid's public info API.
When a candidate is deployed as a spot pair on Hyperliquid, it shows up here.
Launch on pump.fun through the pad. You sign two transactions in your wallet; creator fees split on chain: listing fund 50%, you 40%, HYPERSPOT 10%.
The road tracks four milestones live: graduation, 500 holders, the $500K hold for 3 days and 10 SOL in the listing fund. Every reading is public.
All four at once makes a Listing Candidate. An operator reviews it and approves it into the listing queue or declines it with a public note.
The operator deploys a HIP-1 token and a USDC spot pair on Hyperliquid when the gas auction allows. The fund pays the gas; the rest buys back and burns the coin.
Four milestones with live readings on every coin page: the $500K hold window, holders, graduation, the fund. Anyone can check how close a coin is.
HIP-1 deploy gas is a Dutch auction on Hyperliquid, so the cost varies. The pad reads the current price from the info API and shows it in HYPE, USD and SOL.
Listed coins show their live spot pair straight from the public Hyperliquid info API: mark, 24 hour change and volume, circulating supply.
No. Completing the road makes a coin a Listing Candidate. An operator reviews every candidate, and a spot pair is deployed only when the platform's spot deployer is configured, has a free slot and the deploy gas is under its cap. Listing not guaranteed.
HIP-1 is Hyperliquid's native token standard: deploying a token costs gas paid in HYPE through a Dutch auction (the price starts high and falls, so the cost varies). The token then gets a spot pair against USDC, and HIP-2 (Hyperliquidity) can seed its order book. Check Hyperliquid's docs for the current rules.
From pump.fun creator fees. At launch the split is written on chain: listing fund 50%, creator 40%, HYPERSPOT 10%. The keeper cranks the fees into the fund every few minutes. The creator can also seed the fund at launch.
It pays the deploy gas at the auction price the operator deployed at, up to what it holds, to the treasury. Everything left buys back the coin and burns it. After that, new fund fees keep buying back and burning.
A road is open for 180 days. If a coin is not a candidate by then, the road closes and the fund buys back and burns the coin. A declined candidate goes back on the road and can qualify again after 14 days.
No. HYPERSPOT is independent. It reads Hyperliquid's public info API and, when configured, deploys through its own HIP-1 deployer. Memecoins can go to zero.
Launch on pump.fun, let half of your creator fees build the listing fund, and climb four public milestones.