Deploy and position in one signature

Launch a coin.
It opens 3x long.

Every coin deployed on LeverPad opens a leveraged position on HYPE the moment it goes live. You pick the leverage on the form. The liquidation price is printed before you sign.

Launch a coin
0.02 HYPEDeploy fee
2x — 10xLeverage on the form
−31.3%Room at 3x

Launch

Pick the leverage. Sign once.

Same form as any pad, with one extra field. What that field does is on the right, in numbers, before anything is signed.

Create a coinfee 0.02 HYPE
Drop an imageor click to pick one

deploy + open position in one signature

What you are signingunsigned
CoinDOGH
Position3x long HYPE
Entry—
Liquidation—
Funding paid bycoin trading fees
Deploy fee0.02 HYPE
Room to liquidation−31.3%

The bar is how far HYPE can fall before the position is closed. More leverage, shorter bar.

How it works

Your coin ships with a position behind it.

Not a multiplier, not a points program. A real long on the pair, opened in the same transaction that deploys the token, and held by the coin itself.

01

Fill the form

Name, ticker, image, description. Nothing unusual yet — this is the part every pad has.

02

Pick the leverage

2x, 3x, 5x or 10x. This sizes the long that opens next to your coin. The ticket prints the entry and the liquidation before you sign.

03

Sign once

One transaction deploys the token and opens the position. Deploy fee 0.02 HYPE. Nothing else to approve, no margin to fund.

04

It runs itself

The coin trades. Fees pay the funding. You watch one number — the price the position closes at.

The position

A real long

Opened at deploy price on HYPE, sized off your leverage pick.

Where it lives

In the coin

Tied to the token, not your wallet. Sell your bag, the position stays.

Funding

Paid by fees

Trading fees cover funding first. What is left goes to the launcher.

If it liquidates

Coin survives

The position closes, the token keeps trading — just unlevered from there.

Leverage

10x is not a bigger number. It is a shorter fuse.

The same move that a 2x position shrugs off closes a 10x one. Pick with that in mind — the pad will let you do it either way.

LeverageLiquidates atMove against you
2x−47.0%half downSurvives most things.
3x−31.3%a third downThe default, and the one most coins use.
5x−18.8%a bad weekBring conviction.
10x−9.4%a bad afternoonThis happens most weeks. Size accordingly.

The clean number would be 1 ÷ leverage. Fees and maintenance margin eat a slice, so the real room is about 94% of it. The form shows the real one.

Questions

The parts people ask about twice.

Do I have to hold the position myself?

No. You pick the leverage, sign once, and the coin's vault holds it. There is no margin to top up and no second wallet to fund.

What happens to my coin if the position gets liquidated?

Nothing breaks. The token keeps trading exactly as it did — it just stops having a long behind it. The badge on the coin's page flips to closed.

Can I close the position early?

Yes, any time, from your coin's page. Whatever it banks goes to the vault and stays with the coin. You cannot reopen it at a new price — one position per launch.

What if funding runs hot and fees dry up?

The position is trimmed instead of topped up. Nobody gets a margin call and the coin is never sold to cover it.

Can I launch at 1x?

No. That is what every other pad is for.

$LEVER

The pad takes a cut and buys its own bag.

20%

Of every fee on the pad

Deploy fees and trading fees, routed into $LEVER buybacks. More coins launched long, more buys.

Nothing to stake, nothing to lock

Holding is the whole mechanic. The pad does the buying; you do not have to claim anything, sign anything, or keep a position open to qualify.

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