Cross-market volatility strategies

FARMTHE CHAOS.HEDGE THEDIRECTION.

We’re building liquidity strategies for volatile Elysium pools that manage HYPE/USD exposure with HyperCore perpetuals.

HVOL / AMBIENT FIELD
AVAILABLEStrategy Lab
MODERead-only models
CUSTODYNone

01 / THE OPPORTUNITY

Two markets.
One strategy.

Volatile pools can generate swap fees for liquidity providers. The same price moves can erode the dollar value of their inventory.

In a TOKEN/HYPE pool, both assets can fall in dollar terms when HYPE falls. A HyperCore short can offset some of that move while leaving the LP in the pool. Whether fees cover losses and costs is an open question.

02 / THE MECHANISM

Measure exposure.
Size the hedge.

Switch shocks to see when the HYPE short offsets an LP loss and when the paired token drives losses of its own.

EXPOSURE SCENARIOS

Switch the source of the price shock.

TOKEN/HYPE flat. Both LP assets lose dollar value. The short gains as HYPE falls. Combined $0 before fees, funding and costs.

  1. Elysium LP position

    Hold TOKEN and HYPE inventory. Swaps can generate fees.

  2. Exposure engine

    Estimate the LP’s sensitivity to HYPE/USD.

  3. HyperCore HYPE perp

    Size an offsetting HYPE short with separate margin.

04 / COMBINED STRATEGY

LP inventory P&L
-$400
+ attributable LP fees if earned
Gross short P&L
+$400
+ signed funding − execution costs
Combined before fees and costs
$0
Zero funding and fees assumed

Residual risk: TOKEN/HYPE losses remain in the LP leg. A HYPE short does not offset a falling paired token when HYPE/USD is flat.

$1,000 full-range 50/50 LP · 100% initial short · 2× assumed leverage · $500 separate margin. Single terminal price shock. Fees, funding and execution costs are zero in this illustration.

03 / STRATEGY LAB

Strategy Explorer

Move either market, size the short and compare each leg on the capital it actually commits.

Market scenario · Full-range 50/50 TOKEN/HYPE LP
Model notes

Prices, execution and costs here are modeled inputs, not executed trades. The historical replay uses archived price observations but also models positions. See the risk details and export for full assumptions.

Unhedged net P&L

−$400.00

−26.67% on equal capital

Hedged net P&L

$0.00

0.00% on equal capital

Net hedge effect

+$400.00

Gross short + funding − costs

Equal starting budget$1,500.00
Separate hedge margin$500.00

The benchmark leaves the margin amount in idle cash at 0%. On the LP alone, the unhedged return is −40.00% on $1,000.00.

Price & cost scenarios

HYPE falls 40% in USD. TOKEN holds its price in HYPE.

USD
USD

The HYPE short leaves relative-price exposure in the LP.

Fixed HYPE short notional as a percentage of starting LP value.

Funding & execution assumptions
bps
bps
%

Positive funding credits the short. Rates and costs are scenario inputs.

LP fee sensitivity
%

Percentage of LP capital for this scenario. The same assumption adds the same dollars to both outcomes. It represents no earned yield.

Assumed fee in each case $0.00

Hedged P&L waterfall

The LP and the short settle in one modeled ledger. Margin is separate from P&L.

-$400LP P&L$0LP fees*+$400Short$0Funding$0Costs$0Net P&L

* Hypothetical LP fee assumption. Both LP outcomes receive it equally.

P&L breakdown

LP inventory PnL−$400.00End inventory value $600.00 minus $1,000.00 initial LP.
Hypothetical LP fees$0.000% of starting LP. Added equally to both outcomes.
Gross HYPE short PnL+$400.0025.0000 HYPE short × (entry − exit).
Signed funding$0.00Assumed rate applied to entry notional.
Taker fees$0.00Applied to entry and exit notional.
Slippage$0.00Applied to entry and exit notional.
Modeled hedged net PnL$0.00Before pool entry/exit costs, gas, basis and liquidation effects.

Net P&L vs HYPE/USD

— Hedged— Unhedged
-80%-40%0%+40%+80%-$800$0$1K

Terminal HYPE moves from −80% to +100%, with TOKEN/HYPE held at 0%. The short changes the slope against HYPE/USD.

Residual TOKEN/HYPE risk

$0.00 inventory effect versus the same HYPE/USD move with TOKEN/HYPE flat. The HYPE short leaves this relative-price risk in place.

Inventory and hold benchmark

Illustrative TOKEN starts at 1 HYPE per token. Inventory can change as the ratio moves.

HYPE units
12.5000 → 12.5000
TOKEN units
12.5000 → 12.5000
Hold P&L
−$400.00
LP vs hold
$0.00

Estimated LP fees to break even $0.00. This is an arithmetic threshold under the selected assumptions.

04 / SOURCE-BACKED PROOF

Observed Market Replay

Explore archived KNTQ/HYPE pool and HYPE perp observations. Compare modeled positions, stress the path or export a receipt.

Archived market inputsModeled positionsARCHIVED MARKET SNAPSHOT

Replay inputs

Strategy receipt

2026-11-07 23:00 UTC → 2026-11-08 11:00 UTC · 12 matched hours

Observed market inputs · Capture 2026-11-08 22:32 UTC · Latest matched close was 33 min old at capture.

Unhedged modeled P&L$17.52

1.40% on equal capital

$1,000.00 committed

1.75% of committed capital

Hedged modeled P&L$18.99

1.52% on equal capital

$1,250.00 committed · includes $250.00 margin

1.52% of committed capital

Equal budget $1,250.00 in both cases. Unhedged keeps $250.00 in idle cash at 0%. Hedged commits that amount as margin. Returns cover this window, before unmeasured LP fees and excluded costs.

Range 0.005629–0.007015 HYPE/KNTQ · ticks 49600 to 51800. 0 closes outside or on the range boundary, 4 hourly candles touched or crossed a boundary after entry.

Hold value (HYPE / USD)
13.418 / $1,032.24
LP inventory value (HYPE / USD)
13.226 / $1,017.52
LP inventory change
$17.52
LP vs hold (HYPE / USD)
-0.191 / -$14.72
LP swap fees
NOT_MEASURED
KNTQ inventory
935.15 → 206.03
HYPE inventory
7.005 → 11.814
Fixed short (HYPE / initial USD notional)
6.468 / $500.00
Gross short P&L at close
$2.39
Signed funding
$0.07
Modeled taker fees
−$0.50
Modeled slippage
−$0.50
Net hedge effect
$1.46
Extra initial margin at 2×
$250.00
Lowest proxy margin equity
$246.23
Hypothetical LP fee analysis
Fee sensitivity modelRecorded LP fees: not measured

Observed prices and funding · 2026-11-07 23:00 UTC → 2026-11-08 11:00 UTC

Total hypothetical LP fees needed to reach zero modeled P&L for this window, rounded up to the cent. Excluded costs stay outside the calculation.

Unhedged break-even fees$0.00
Hedged break-even fees$0.00

Same LP position, same assumed fee dollars in both outcomes. The hedge contributes $1.46 either way. The base comparison and receipt exclude this overlay.

Unhedged P&L with assumed fees$17.521.40% on equal capital
Hedged P&L with assumed fees$18.991.52% on equal capital

Liquidation is possible before margin equity reaches zero. The proxy uses perp candle highs and close-based funding, without maintenance tiers or intrahour margin replay. A HYPE short leaves KNTQ/HYPE relative-price risk. Hedged and unhedged use equal LP capital. The hedge uses extra margin.

Modeled fills use perp candle closes with 5 bps slippage and 5 bps taker fees per side. Funding uses the hourly perp close as a notional proxy. Totals exclude unmeasured LP fees, pool entry/exit costs, gas, bridging, rebalancing and liquidation effects.

Market provenance

Pool ID (Elysium 99901) 0xc96bfd21d36f8e7252f0d80fcb5f3bcacdf47c8b927b20711104713ebeb383ac

05 / ROADMAP

From strategy lab
to live vaults.

The aim is to adapt liquidity and hedge sizing as markets change. Each step needs independent evidence before handling funds.

  1. NOW

    Strategy Lab

    Explore the hedge, then audit a source-linked replay and export its assumptions.

    In this release
  2. NEXT

    Position Watch

    Track LP range, inventory and estimated HYPE/USD exposure as they change.

    Future roadmap
  3. LATER

    Execution tools

    Prepare reviewed liquidity and hedge adjustments within explicit size and collateral limits.

    Future roadmap
  4. VISION

    Adaptive volatility vaults

    Manage liquidity and hedge sizing dynamically under transparent risk limits.

    Future roadmap

06 / FAQ & RISKS

What stays
exposed.

A HYPE hedge addresses one risk factor. Relative price, execution, funding, collateral and smart-contract risk remain.

Which inputs are observed?

The replay uses indexed Elysium KNTQ/HYPE pool observations and observed HyperCore HYPE prices and funding. Positions, fills and execution costs are modeled. The Explorer uses hypothetical market moves and cost assumptions.

What does the HYPE hedge cover?

The short targets HYPE/USD direction. Its fixed size uses starting LP value, while LP inventory and exposure change with prices. Paired-token risk, basis and liquidation risk remain.

How should I read the LP fee inputs?

Attributable replay LP fees are NOT_MEASURED. A hypothetical fee applies equally to both cases because the LP position is the same. The dollar hedge effect comes from the short, funding and costs.

What would the future protocol do?

Position monitoring, execution tools and adaptive vaults are roadmap work. The current Strategy Lab is a read-only model with no custody, wallet connection, trade execution or deposits.

Are these official Elysium or Hyperliquid products?

HYPE Volatility Engine is an independent prototype. Elysium and HyperCore are the venues the strategy is designed around.