Security

How the contracts are set up, how dividend purchases are checked, and how X login wallets work.

Contracts

• One set per token. A Dividends token has its own vault and dividend tracker. A Pairless token has its own payout contract.

• Fixed at launch. A token's buy and sell fee and its platform shares cannot change after the launch.

• The curve holds its own HYPE. At graduation that HYPE and the pool's tokens open a pool, and the LP tokens go to the dead address, so that liquidity cannot be withdrawn.

• Sell helper. A small contract with no owner and no settings lets a sell take one signature and one transaction instead of an approval and a sale. It only ever moves tokens from the wallet that calls it, pays that wallet, and keeps nothing.

• HYPE forwarder. Until Elysium's public RPC launches, HYPE transfers from a connected wallet go through a small contract: the recipient gets the amount less a relay fee, the fee goes to the platform wallet in the same transaction, and it keeps nothing. The admin can change the fee, never above 0.001 HYPE. It has no other power.

Price safety

Every dividend purchase is checked against the pool's current price and a 30-minute price. A listed asset also has a price band. If a buy fails or the price is outside those limits, that pair is paid in WHYPE or waits for a later round, as How it works describes. Claims never depend on a price.

Custodial wallets

Users who sign in with X get a wallet whose key is managed by a separate signer service that is not reachable from the internet, with per-transaction and daily limits. Users can export their private key at any time.