# HYPER Virtual Mining In HYPER, you create your own coins with your own private keys through your own effort via virtually mining it into existence. HYPER is built with self-custody, censorship resistance & pure DeFi DNA at its core. We believe in humans' freedom to transact and do with their finances what they want. When you go to the [Mine](https://app.titanx.win/mine) page, you can specify the # of days you want to mine for & the # of power you want your miner to have. The number of days you pick (from 1 day up to 88 days) & power you choose, determine the amount of HYPER you get at the end of your miner. **The mining formula looks like this:** ``` (numOfDays * (currentHyperMinable * (miningPower / 100))) = hyperEndOfMiner ``` *where:* * numOfDays = number of days chosen when starting mine (1 day up to 88 days max) * currentHyperMinable = the amount of hyper per day you can get, this goes down every day * mining Power = the power you specified during your miner creation **The mining cost formula looks like this:** ``` (currentMinerCost * miningPower) ``` *where:* * currentMinerCost = the cost per 10000 power (max power) miner, this goes up every day * miningPower = the power you specified during your miner creation
**Miners can be created in 2 ways (all do the same thing, just differently & easier for the user)** * **Single Miners** * This will create a normal single miner. * **Mining Ladder** * This will create a mining ladder for you using the contract's single miner function at the interval rate you specified and at the power you specify. More details on the [Virtual Mining](broken://pages/z7Yis1XYW4GPqaEPZ7oL) page. ### Mining Bonuses 🚀 **Early Adoption Amplifier**\ This bonus starts at 10% and works its way down to 0% in 350 days\ this reduces at a rate of **10%/350** per day. 🔥 **Burn Bonus Multiplier (from TITANX core)**\ You can get up to +8% extra on your new Miner if you've burned up to 80B TITANX.\ \ **Important** — This Burn Bonus Multiplier is **DIRECTLY queried from TITANX core**, so by burning TITANX for BuildOnTitanX protocols, you automatically get your burn bonus amplifier applied to your HYPER miners as well. **🤝 hRank Bonuses** hRank Bonus formula looks like this: ``` (currentMiningPowerIncreaseBonus * miningPower) * (globalMiningPower - minerStartGlobalMiningPower) ``` *where:* * currentMiningPowerIncreaseBonus = the current hRank Bonus, this goes down every day for new miners, once you start a miner, your hRank bonus gets locked in for the duration of that miner * miningPower = the power you specified during your miner creation * globalMiningPower = the global miner power when you claim your miner * minerStartGlobalMiningPower = the global miner power locked in when you start your miner This hRank Bonus starts at 2 HYPER extra per 1 mining power that starts after you. it's 2 HYPER extra per 1 power after you, this is based on the miningPower instead of hRanks to prevent whale abuse of the bonuses. In essence, this means that you get rewarded for helping bring adoption to the ecosystem and helping it grow. Also, hRank bonuses are capped at 8% of Est. HYPER within a miner, so if your miner has 100B HYPER in it, the max hRank bonus you can get on that miner is 8B. ### Mining Power Explained Mining power determines how much HYPER you get per day in your miner + also determines how much ETH your miner costs. ``` currentHyperMinable * miningPower ``` if you have 10000 mining power, you get the 10x the currentHyperMinable per day. If you have 1 mining power on your miner, you get 1% of the full currentHyperMinable per day. *10000 power is referred to as a "max" miner.* *All of these are cleanly displayed on the* [*app.hyper.win dApp*](https://app.hyper.win)*, you don't need to do these calculations yourself.* Mining power also determines how much your miner costs in ETH as referenced above ``` (currentMinerCost * miningPower) ``` So if you have 1 miner power, it's 1% of the miner cost. Note - the eventual "Cost per HYPER token" you get at the end of your miner moves linearly, meaning that a 10000 power miner and a 1 power miner have the exact same cost per HYPER, the 1 miner just gets a lot less HYPER at the end of the miner, but the cost decrease is the same - so if possible, just do a max miner, it's easier to manage & saves gas — there's no benefit to doing smaller power miners at all unless you don't have enough ETH for a max one or multiple max ones or have some ETH change you want to put to work. ### Penalties At whatever end date you specified when creating your miners, you can claim. After that day, you have a 7-day grace period in which you can claim your miners and not receive any penalties. After that 7-day grace period, you enter penalty zone, which looks like this: if 1 day late \~> lose 1% of your claimable HYPER\ if 2 days late \~> lose 3%\ if 3 days late \~> lose 8%\ if 4 days late \~> lose 17%\ if 5 days late \~> lose 35%\ if 6 days late \~> lose 72%\ if 7 days late \~> lose 99% ### Limits Due to blockchain data reading limits, each wallet can have at maximum 1000 miners & 1000 stakes. If you want to create more miners, you can do so on a second or third wallet. Also a good reason to do max miners if possible, easier to manage & keep track of + saves gas. No extra benefit in doing small ones unless needed. # HYPER ETH Distribution For full details on mining specifically, go to [**Virtual Mining**](broken://pages/z7Yis1XYW4GPqaEPZ7oL) This page only talks about the ETH that people use to create HYPER miners and what the HYPER protocol does with it. To mine HYPER, people use ETH + time. The ETH runs through smart contracts in a 3-step manner, as seen below, all used to strengthen the TITANX ecosystem (HYPER included). **Step 1 — ETH Distribution:** * **89% of ETH gets sent to the decentralised** [**Buy TITANX**](/step-1-buy-titanx-eth) smart contract to buy TITANX off of the market via the WETH/TITANX uniswap v3 pair, the TITANX gets distributed as seen in Step 2 * **8% of ETH gets stored in** [**The Vortex**](/the-hyper-vortex) until Vortex triggers via users calling it and it gets put back into the Buy & Burn smart contracts. * **3% of ETH goes to Genesis** of which you should have no expectations whatsoever. This may or may not be used to create deep liquidity between crucial pairs within the HYPER & TITANX ecosystem. **Step 2 — TITANX distribution:** * **70% of TITANX gets sent to the decentralised** [**HYPER Buy & Burn**](/step-2-buy-and-burn-hyper) smart contract to buy HYPER off the market via the TITANX/HYPER pair on Uniswap v3 and distributes it according to Step 3 * **10% of TITANX gets stored in** [**The Vortex**](/the-hyper-vortex) until Vortex triggers via users calling it and it gets put back into the Buy & Burn smart contracts * **20% of TITANX bought gets burned forever** **Step 3 —** **HYPER distribution:** * **80% of the HYPER bought with TITANX via TITANX/HYPER gets burned** * **20% gets distributed 50/50 amongst the 2 payout cycles.** This is all done through smart contracts that users call & interact with using their own private keys, there is no central actor, authority, individual, group or company doing any critical work whatsoever. It's completely decentralized, owned & ran by the users interacting with the smart contracts deployed on the globally decentralized network called Ethereum. # The HYPER Daily Update **For every new day that ticks over in the contract, these variables get updated:** * **HYPER Mineable per Day of Mining goes down -0.08% every day** based on day before * this mimics the Bitcoin 4-year halving but does it every year, instead of every 4 year * **hRank Bonus goes down -0.35% every day** based on day before * **Share Rate goes down -0.22% for every day passed** * applied all at once after every staking payout To make things simple to understand, here's how this works out: * The "Cost to mine 1 HYPER" moves up 11,000x * (the HYPER per day per miner goes down 11,000x from 8.8M to 800) *The above is not a price prediction of any kind, it's just a description of the math inside of the protocol describing the cost of production over time until the protocol hits its caps and should not be used and/or looked at as financial advice in any way shape or form.* # The HYPER Vortex **10% of all the TITANX bought with ETH** via WETH/TITANX pool gets stored inside of **"The Vortex"** **8% of all ETH used to start HYPER miners** also gets stored inside of **"The Vortex"** **This Vortex triggers every 98 days** together with the 98-day cycle payout. The TITANX in the Vortex (100% used to buy & burn HYPER via TITANX/HYPER) gets released every 98 days. The ETH in the Vortex (100% used to buy TITANX via WETH/TITANX & then buy and burn HYPER with the TITANX it just bought) gets released every 98 *starting for the first time at day 196.*

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*"The Vortex" is not a wallet, it's stored within the fully decentralised HYPER smart contract and gets triggered via users all around the world calling the functions within the contract using their own private keys, the vortex is never touched and/or passed through a person or entity or central authority.* *All of this happens through smart contracts that users call & interact with using their own private keys, there is no central actor, authority, individual, group or company doing any critical work whatsoever. It's completely decentralized, owned & ran by the users interacting with the smart contracts deployed on the globally decentralized network called Ethereum.* # Early Claim Miners In HYPER, you have the ability to "**Early End/Early Claim**" a miner before maturity, here's the rundown: You can end a miner as soon as a **minimum of 3 days have passed since miner was started.** To end a miner before full maturity: * you have to pay an "early end cost" in ETH (50% of initial ETH start cost) * you incur a penalty based on % matured the minimum penalty is 50% of the HYPER in the miner, even if miner is at 90% maturity, a 50% penalty will always happen, these calculations all get transparently displayed on the UI on app.hyper.win before early ending so you can make an informed decision, you will see the button next to your miner(s) that will show the calculation. The % HYPER penalty on early claims **gets 100% burned.** **The ETH penalty cost (50% of initial starting cost) gets distributed the same way the ETH gets distributed when someone starts a miner on HYPER.** ***This is an advanced feature, there are times when this makes a lot of sense to use & times where it doesn't, please be responsible and look at all the data available to you before proceeding to decide whether or not it's a good choice at that specific point in time.*** # Staking (Earn HYPER) Min stake length is 28 days, max stake length is 3500 days & all share bonuses cap at day 2888, see "Shares" section below. ### **The rolling payout cycles run:** * **Every 98 Days** * so day 98, 196, 294, etc..., forever. * **Every 369 Days** * so day 369, 738, 1107, etc..., forever. **And the HYPER bought off of market for the staking payouts is distributed like this:** * 50% gets added to the 98-day rolling payout * 50% gets added to the 369-day rolling payout And NEVER stop. These cycles will pay out forever as long as people participate in the protocol and 38% of the HYPER bought into the payout cycles for HYPER stakers. ### Shares When you stake your HYPER, you get shares in return; the number of shares you get depends on the current share rate at the time of your stake + the bonuses below: **LongerPaysMore** bonus - the longer you stake for, the more shares you get, up to a +200% bonus at day 2888, after 2888 day stake length, the bonus stays capped at +200% but you can stake up to 3500 days to earn as much yield as possible for as long as possible as shares only get more expensive & much harder to get over time. **BiggerPaysMore** bonus - the more HYPER you stake in a single stake, you get a up to 8% extra bonus on your shares, capped at 100B HYPER. The number of shares you have compared to everyone else determines your % of the HYPER payouts. **For example:** if you have 1% of all shares, you get 1% of all the payout cycles triggered during your staking period, etc... ### Penalties You pick a date for your stake to end when you start your stake, try to end your stake on that day. If you're unable to on that specific day, you have a 7-day grace period to end your stake in which no penalties will get applied. Stakes are not allowed to be ended before 50% maturity. If stake ended after 50% maturity * Lose -50% of HYPER in staked, gets sent to the dead address (burned). * You get 50% of HYPER staked back. If stake not ended for 1 week (grace period) after end date, lose 1% of HYPER per day until 99% lost after 100 days (calculated at end of stake) # Step 1 - Buy TITANX (ETH) 97% of the ETH that gets used to [create virtual miners](/) for HYPER gets sent to the Buy TITANX smart contract. This contract can be used by any builder on top of HYPER (send ETH to the smart contract). The HYPER Buy & Burn smart contract can receive ETH or WETH and/or TITANX. * if it receives ETH, it will automatically wrap it to WETH for you and it becomes available for users to call the BuyAndBurn function on. * if it receives WETH, it doesn't need to wrap it and can be used to buy and burn instantly. * if it receives TITANX, it uses it to buy & burn HYPER So, if you're a project building on top of HYPER and want to implement a buy and burn that buys TITANX off of the market & then uses that TITANX to buy HYPER & burn it, you can send a portion of the ETH protocol fee to our buy & burn contract and it will take care of everything else. No need to build your own buy & burn smart contract. More details on the steps & percentages here: [HYPER ETH Distribution](/hyper-eth-distribution) **Notes on user incentives:** Users get 0.33% of the ETH in "Distribute ETH" as an incentive for calling the smart contract function to distribute the ETH between payouts, buy and burn and burn pool. Same 0.33% incentive reward applies to calling the buy & burn function that will buy TITANX off of the market through the uniswap v3 WETH/TITANX pair and use that TITANX to buy HYPER (via TITANX/HYPER) and burn it. Both can be done inside of the Hyper dApp. # Step 2 - Buy & Burn HYPER The TITANX that gets bought via [Step 1 - Buy TITANX](/step-1-buy-titanx-eth) goes to buy HYPER off of market via TITANX/HYPER and burn 80% it forever. The remaining 20% bought gets distributed to stakers via payout cycles. This contract can be used by any builder on top of HYPER, similar to TITAN X. The HYPER Buy & Burn smart contract can receives TITANX from anywhere. More details on the steps & percentages here: [HYPER ETH Distribution](/hyper-eth-distribution) So, if you're a project building on top of HYPER and want to implement a buy and burn that buys HYPER off of the market and burns it, you can send a portion of the TITANX to our HYPER buy & burn contract and it will take care of everything else. No need to build your own buy & burn smart contract. # Proof of Burn 2.0 ### ### Project Burning Projects built on top of HYPER can earn a % of all the HYPER their protocols burn. This incentivizes builders to build and improve the ecosystem. Protocols can decide what % of HYPER their protocols get as rewards, up to 8%, or they can do a combination of % reward & % given back to the users. Example: they could set 3% dev reward fee + 5% HYPER rebate to the user. This would reward them with 3% of all HYPER burned by their protocol & give 5% of the burned HYPER back to the user, this 5% would have otherwise been burned, rewarding both the user & the protocol. We believe in capitalism & meritocracy. When builders add millions of dollars of value to the ecosystem and dedicate time & resources towards furthering the mission, they deserve to get paid handsomely. ### Cashback % Project developers can set a "rebate" or "cashback" % (same thing) where they give a % of the HYPER burned back to the user, up to 8%. This applies to burning liquid HYPER and staked HYPER. not Miners. ### Builder Reward % Projects developers need to get rewarded for their time & effort invested in the community. Therefore, they can set a builder reward %, up to 8%, of all the HYPER burned for their protocols.\ Builders should be & will be rewarded for their work. This is part of the core values of HYPER. This applies to burning liquid HYPER and staked HYPER. not Miners. # Are you a builder? **HYPER is unique.** You can build on it & instantly adopt a sophisticated, well-funded & DeFi native community to your project/protocol by integrating the burning of HYPER into it using Proof of Burn 2.0. **We believe in capitalism & meritocracy.** We don't believe in people adding value to the ecosystem & not getting handsomely rewarded for it. So, if you're a builder, you can make money & instantly attract a community by building on top of TITANX/HYPER, HYPER is an example of such project and will set the precedent of what upper-echelon building looks like. The biggest issue other ecosystems have, is the fact that they have not cracked what god-tier tokenomics look like and what actually drives price, adoption & community growth. Our buy & burn contracts are allowed to be used by the people building on top of HYPER for their projects that burn HYPER. All you need to do is send ETH or WETH to our audited buy & burn contracts and it will automatically handle everything for you to buy TITANX & burn HYPER. Here are some amazing game theory mechanics, these are just suggestions, feel free to come up with your own interesting game theory or spin on things. * Buy & Burn * you could add a ETH protocol fee to the burning of HYPER for your protocol, we recommend to keep this fee low so more HYPER gets burned & you get better community adoption, high fees limit the amount of HYPER users that participate in your protocol. * You can use our buy & burn smart contracts to achieve this. You can either copy ours or directly send ETH into our buy & burn contracts and the smart contract will take care of it for you. * You can buy & burn HYPER with some of it, you can buy & burn your own project with some of it, you could add liquidity, it opens up a lot of flexibility for you & what you're doing to do. * At the end of the day - buy pressure, liquidity & community are all that matter. * Real Yield * you can give a % of the protocol fees back to the stakers of your project that burns HYPER. * this keeps people engaged and gives your project a blue-chip feel as they are earning a real crypto asset. * Staking & Time-Locks * adding staking to your protocol is great for improving price performance as it disincentives people from dumping your tokens. * Loyalty Rewards * you can add loyalty rewards to your project * For example: give people a % more tokens or a % higher yield the more HYPER they burn for your protocol/project. # Video Run-through coming soon # Audits & Contracts The HYPER code is verified & publicly readable on etherscan but the code is not open-source, it is not allowed to be copied & not allowed to be distributed, this includes for personal and/or commercial use. 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Blockchain software is harder. Everything could go terribly wrong, and you would be out of luck. We're lucky any of this stuff works at all. A common mistake users make is to send their cryptocurrency directly to a contract address on Ethereum or similar smart contract enabled blockchain. Anything you send, you lose, and will not get back. This nearly always results in the total loss of their funds. The moral of the story here is, on the blockchain, it's very easy to make mistakes, you must be very careful.