About PROOF
A school whose exam is a live market.
Every lesson ends on a real question with a date: traded as Yes and No tokens that always add up to a dollar, and settled by a deployer who staked 500,000 HYPE on getting the answer right.
How a call travels
From a paragraph to a permanent record
- ReadA short lessonFour minutes on one idea, ending on the live question it prepared you for.
- CallYour probabilityDrag it. Free, always. Or back it with $10, after the sheet shows the most you can lose.
- TradeYes and No tokensBacking buys Yes or No on Hyperliquid, in your name, through a key that can place orders and never withdraw.
- SettleA bonded answerA deployer who staked 500,000 HYPE posts the outcome. A wrong or late answer costs them part of it.
- GradeYour record growsEvery call is scored against what happened. The number lives on SCORE, where anyone can check it.
Why this rail
A lesson can only end on an exam if someone is accountable for the answer. On Hyperliquid every question here is settled by a deployer who staked 500,000 HYPE on getting it right, so the grade is real, the record is real, and a school cannot soften it.
Read the first lesson- Network
- Hyperliquid testnet
- Settlement
- A deployer with 500,000 HYPE at stake, slashed for wrong or late answers
- Your money
- On Hyperliquid, in your name. Foundry's agent can place orders and can never withdraw.
- Fees
- Charged on close or settlement, never on open. The builder fee is capped by you, in dollars per $100.
- Smallest backed call
- $10, the exchange's rule
- Most you can lose
- Always shown in dollars before you tap
The promises
You always know the most you can lose.
In dollars, on the confirm sheet, before anything moves.
Every app prints the same receipt.
What you put in, what landed, what you got back, and who paid.
No app here can take everything.
A refund, a floor, a partial payout, safe principal or a sponsor pot is built in.