Token trades.
Activity generates creator fees.
The Big ShortfinTen AI names. One proposed short basket.
Creator fees in. Profit-funded $SHORT buybacks.
When the AI tide turns,
the tank has a purpose.
Planned execution via the Hyperliquid API.
Read the integration design ↗Illustrated concept. Trading, rewards, and buybacks are not active.
Compute, cloud, models, and applications. Ten proposed candidates for the short basket, subject to venue eligibility.
Explore all ten companies ↗Proposed watchlist · Not current positions or a market-cap ranking.
Equity perpetuals. Planned API execution.
Integration plannedProposed weekly SOL rewards, weighted by average eligible holdings. Funded by collected creator fees. No fixed yield.
Activity generates creator fees.
Fees fund shorts and holder rewards.
Eligible net profits fund planned $SHORT purchases.
After losses, costs, and collateral buffers, eligible realized profits would fund token buybacks through a controlled AI agent.
Inside the buyback design ↗This is a strategy design concept. The proposed basket, Hyperliquid adapter, fee allocation, and risk limits are described in the docs. These systems are not implemented. The tank is a decorative illustration, not position or profit data.
Shorts lose value when the market rises and can be liquidated. The proposed split allocates 70% of collected fees to the strategy, 20% to a separate holder pool and 10% to reserves. The strategy targets up to ten eligible major U.S. stocks through equity perpetuals on Hyperliquid, subject to market availability and risk checks. The proposed reward program is not implemented and does not create current payout rights.
Proposed rewards: weekly SOL claims based on each wallet’s time-weighted eligible token balance, with treasury, team, burn and liquidity-pool accounts excluded. Payouts depend on collected fees. No fees means no new rewards. Eligibility, distribution tooling and launch terms must be finalized before activation.