Hooks that trade on HyperCore. Within limits you set.
Testnet with Elysium's HyperCore upgrade, expected early December
Your hook places the order. The gate checks it.
Any v4 hook on Elysium can trade on HyperCore with one call: gate.submitOrder(). Write the limits once. Troy Gate refuses any order that breaks them.
The HyperCore agent can place and cancel orders. It can never withdraw. Hyperliquid enforces that, not Troy.
From a swap in your pool to the HyperCore book in four steps.
A swap fires your hook.Inside afterSwap, the hook calls the gate with an order.
Troy Gate checks the mandate.A breach is refused on-chain. Nothing is sent.
Troy signs it as your trade-only agent.The order reaches HyperCore in about one block.
The fill comes back to your hook.Partial fills and misses are reported too. Swaps are never blocked.
Builder fee: 1 bp maximum, written into the contract. It can go down. It cannot go up.
A hook that hedges itself. LPs keep the fees.
Troy Pools is a v4 hook on a HYPE / USDC pool. After every swap it measures the HYPE the pool holds and shorts that amount on HyperCore through Troy Gate.
$10,000 in the pool, hedged and unhedged.
| Window | HYPE | Unhedged | Hedged |
|---|---|---|---|
| 30 days | −13% | −$676 | −$1 |
| 90 days | +27% | +$1,248 | −$26 |
| 180 days | +63% | +$2,767 | −$200 |
Before swap fees, which go to LPs on top. Backtest on Hyperliquid's public hourly prices and funding. It does not include hedge delay, slippage or arbitrage losses.
Building a hook on Elysium? Give it HyperCore.
Hedging hooks, market-making hooks, arbitrage hooks. One call to the gate, limits your LPs can read on-chain.