Solana mainnet · reward desk

Hold one token. Get paid in another.

Hypeback reads the live HYPE market on Hyperliquid and Solana, then shows what a hold-to-earn token would really pay you: per day, per wallet, before you buy a single unit.

Check a wallet Project rewards

Your tokenfees collected HYPEpaid pro-rata

Schematic · speed follows live HYPE volume

HYPE · Hyperliquid perp

$00.00

— 24h

Solana HYPE vs perp mark

0.00%

Jupiter price v3 against Hyperliquid mark

Your wallet

Connect a wallet to see your SOL, your Solana HYPE and a reward estimate here. Read-only.

The HYPE board, live

Every reward in this model is paid in HYPE, so its price is the first number that matters. Perp data comes straight from Hyperliquid's public info API; the Solana side from Jupiter and DexScreener.

HYPE candles

Source: api.hyperliquid.xyz · candleSnapshot

Funding · hourly

0.0000%

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Open interest

$000M

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24h perp volume

$000M

notional, Hyperliquid

Oracle price

$00.00

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Funding, last 24 hours

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fundingHistory · positive = longs pay shorts

HYPE on Solana

Jupiter price: $00.00
Holders: 00,000
24h DEX volume: $0.0M
Deepest pool: meteora

98sMhv…FNMh5g

Reward projector model

A hold-to-earn token takes a fee on every trade, swaps part of it into HYPE and splits it among eligible holders by balance. Enter a mint to load its real 24h volume, supply and holder count, or set the inputs by hand.

Projected to you · at live HYPE —

Per day

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30 days

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90 days

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Yield on position

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annualised, model

Pool total to all holders: — per day. A model, not a promise: real volume moves every hour.

Holder check, straight from the chain

Paste any wallet (or connect yours). We read its token accounts from Solana mainnet, price them with Jupiter, and test one mint against a minimum-value rule like the ones hold-to-earn tokens use.

Eligibility

Run a check to see this wallet's balance, its share of supply and whether it clears the minimum.

Top holdings by value

No wallet checked yet.

getTokenAccountsByOwner (SPL + Token-2022) · Jupiter price v3

What did this wallet actually receive?

Promises are cheap. The payout scanner walks the wallet's most recent transactions on mainnet and lists every incoming transfer of the reward token, with the sender and a Solscan link for each one.

Payout receipt

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Scan a wallet to build its receipt.

Received in scan window—

Signing is off-chain (Ed25519 message signature). It costs nothing and moves nothing.

Pay holders, or buy back and burn? simulation

The same fee can go two ways. Reflection hands it to holders in HYPE; a buyback spends it on the token itself and burns what it buys, lifting the price through the pool curve. Slide the split and watch what a holder ends up with.

Reflection onlyBuyback onlyYour split

Reflection only

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Buyback only

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Your split

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Supply burned

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Constant-product pool. Each buyback burns what it buys, while sellers hand back the share you set (real buybacks rarely move price one way). HYPE drifts at the rate you set. A simulation of mechanics, not a forecast.

How a reward travels

A trade happens. Someone buys or sells the holder token. The pool keeps a small fee on that trade.
Fees pile up. They sit in a fee account until the pile is worth more than the cost of sending it out.
Fees become HYPE. The pile is swapped into HYPE on a Solana DEX, at the market price of that minute.
A snapshot is taken. Every wallet above the minimum is listed with its balance; pools and burn addresses are left out.
HYPE lands in wallets. Each wallet gets its balance share of the pile. No claim, no stake: it simply arrives.

The maths, in four lines

pool = volume × fee × share

What the token pays out per day, in USD, before it is swapped into HYPE.

you = pool × balance ÷ eligible supply

Pro-rata by balance. Wallets below the minimum and excluded addresses grow everyone else's share.

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HYPE = you ÷ HYPE price

The same dollars buy fewer HYPE when HYPE is up and more when it is down.

burn lift ≈ (x ÷ (x − b))² − 1

For a buyback of b tokens from a constant-product pool holding x, ignoring new sellers.

What a payout costs to send

Distributions are thousands of small transfers. Live Solana numbers tell you whether a token can afford to pay small holders at all.

Slot

000,000,000

getSlot · ticks live

getSlot

Throughput

0,000 tps

performance samples · 30 min

Priority fee · 75th pct

0 µL

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recent prioritization fees

Token account rent

0.00000 SOL

165 bytes, rent-exempt

paid once per new holder account

Cost to pay N holders once

Holders: 5,000

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Base fee 5,000 lamports per signature, ~20 transfers per transaction, plus rent for holders with no HYPE account yet (assumed 40%).

Questions, answered plainly

Is Hypeback a token that pays me HYPE?

No. Hypeback is a read-only desk for studying tokens that do. It shows live prices, reads wallets from Solana mainnet and models payouts. It never sends, swaps or holds anything.

Which numbers are live and which are models?

Live: HYPE perp price, candles, funding and open interest (Hyperliquid), Solana HYPE price and holders (Jupiter), pool stats (DexScreener), wallet balances, transactions and network stats (Solana mainnet via our read-only RPC proxy). Models: the reward projector and the reflection vs buyback simulation. Both are labelled.

Why can the payout scanner miss old payouts?

It reads the latest 10 or 25 transactions only, four at a time, to stay inside public RPC limits. A busy wallet may have received rewards further back. Every row it does show links to the transaction on Solscan.

What does connecting my wallet do?

It shares your public address with this page. We use it to fill the holder check, the payout scanner and the projector with your own balances. Signing a receipt is an off-chain message signature: no transaction, no fee.

Which HYPE does the Solana side use?

The verified Solana HYPE mint that Jupiter lists (98sMhv…FNMh5g). Its price is compared with the Hyperliquid perp mark to show the spread between the two venues.

Is reflection better than a buyback?

Neither wins everywhere. Reflection pays you in a second asset whatever happens to the token; a buyback only helps you if you keep holding and the pool is thin enough for burns to move the price. The simulation lets you see where the crossover sits for your inputs.