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Trade the venue’s own order books — 179 crypto markets and 119 stocks, indices and metals — from your own account. We never hold your money or a key to it.
On Solana, every market Hyperliquid lists there, long or short, at zero maker and taker fees. Coins and meme stocks, tokenized equities and funds, gold, silver and oil, the majors, and pre-IPO names with no listed share anywhere. Your trading key is derived in this browser and never sent to us. Your collateral goes from your wallet to the venue’s contract. Every order is signed by you, on this page, and goes straight to the exchange. There is no account with us to open and nothing of yours for us to hold.
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Say what to buy or sell and how long it may take. Sigma works the order.
“Buy $10,000 of AAPL over 6 hours.” The desk measures what the pool can absorb, sizes even slices that each move the price under 0.4%, sets the cadence, re-measures before every slice and waits when the pool turns thin. Equities are bought and sold on Raydium; launched tokens and $SEQ are accumulated on the the pad. Every fill is recorded with its transaction. The fee is 0.25% of each fill, to Sigma’s reserves, and nothing on a slice that did not fill.
Even slices across your window.
The window divided by the slice count, never under a minute, with a little jitter so the pattern is not a metronome. A pool too thin for the window runs longer and says so before you place it.
Sized from the pool, not from a guess.
For an equity the pool’s own price and in-range liquidity give the exact move a clip would cause; for a token the router is simulated at a probe and at the clip. The largest clip under 40 bps is the slice.
Every asset, priced now. Pick one.
Every crypto asset and xStock Sequentry can price is listed here, with its latest print and how old it is. Pick a token to see it.
Each row is one asset and the latest price Sequentry can read for it: BTC and ETH from the Hyperliquid mark, Solana tokens and the xStocks from Jupiter’s route across Solana pools. Pick one to see its print and how old it is. Higher-or-lower questions with a staked pool are the next step; none is open, so nothing here can be bet on and nothing is settled.
Selling back into your own curve is the only exit, and it is an exit that damages the thing you are exiting.
Thousands of wallets hold pre-bond positions. Every one of them is stuck, because the only bid is the curve itself and taking it moves the price against you. There is no credit against these positions anywhere, for a reason that is not a coincidence: nobody can price the collateral. What a bag is worth on seizure depends entirely on whether the coin bonds, and that is the question this house has thousands of settled observations of. So the advance is not a share of what the bag marks at, which is a number the curve will not honour. It is a share of what the bag is honestly expected to be worth, and that is deliberately small: a one in four chance of a double is worth half a bag, and no lender should hand over more than a fraction of that.
A position taken at 60% of a raise is worth 1.96x at the bond and one taken at 85% only 1.25x, while a curve that dies returns about a tenth, because the only bid is the curve you are selling back into. Run that against the bond rate thousands of followed pushes actually measured and a held basket returns between minus 42% and minus 78% depending where it buys. It turns positive only if you assume a selection rate resting on two dozen samples, and hedging does not rescue it: cover bought at a fairly priced market costs the spread, so it cuts the swings without adding a return. So a share here is not a bag of the coins. It backs the book that prices them: the other side of what people trade, plus a side of its own only where the settled record says a quote is mispriced. Same board, through the instrument that pays.
A launch has exactly one outcome that matters: the curve fills and the coin bonds to a real pool, or it does not. On a bonding curve you can only be long, so the most reliable event in this entire ecosystem, the one that happens about ninety times in a hundred, has never had an instrument. This is that instrument. One share pays 1 if the coin bonds before its deadline and 0 if it does not, and the price is the house’s own measured probability: what pushes at that point of a curve have actually done across thousands of finished outcomes, moved by Overtone’s read of who is talking and how held the coin is, and pulled back toward the base rate by however thin the evidence is. Settlement is arithmetic. The curve’s own reserves say whether it bonded, so there is no committee and nothing to dispute.
The loudest ticker is usually the one that already ran. What is worth knowing is the language several coins are carrying at the same time, because the shared word outlives every coin wearing it. So this reads backwards from how a scanner works. The chain names the subjects first, the coins close to bonding right now, and the timeline is asked one question about exactly those. The similarity is read from two places that do not depend on each other: the names the launches themselves chose, and the language of the posts about them. And the reading that counts is the move, not the level, because a curve nobody is still talking about does not finish itself.
An overtone is the frequency two different notes have in common. A meta is the same thing, on a timeline.
on the curve, read every second while a position is open, the ladder from the build that did 4x in a day on this chain: 40% out at 1.15x, 40% of the rest at 1.4x, and from there the ride is free and nothing can turn it into a loss. Before that, a stop 20% under entry, raised to breakeven at 60% of the curve and to 1.15x at 80%; a leash off the high of 25%, tightening to 14% at 2x and 10% at 3x; out on a three minute stall, a launcher dump, or 30 minutes without a bond. In the pool: half sold the moment it opens, the rest leaves on a 15% pullback from the high, after 20 minutes, or if the pool prices it back near entry.
Measured bond rate times the multiple, minus the measured loss. The probability of a bond is the safe estimate of the rate in the push’s own bucket: the 95% lower bound on what the record shows, from at least three finished outcomes, so three of three reads as 44% and two of three as 21%, and it has to be 15% or better; the sum then decides, and at a 20% safe estimate against a 76% loss it clears only under about 20% of the curve, where the ride is near 5x. The payoff is the multiple to the bond after a 4% round trip. The loss on a miss is what the stop actually got on the pushes that failed. Under 0.05 of expected value, the desk passes and says why. The round trip and the measured loss are already in the sum.
A push in the zone, still pushing.
Between 60% and 90% of the way to the bond, where the record pays, seen within six seconds of landing, at least eight wallets in it, a buy in the last three minutes, net flow in over the last five, and fewer than 35% sells among the last twenty trades, because a fleet that has started leaving shows it there first. The launcher still holding and under 15% of supply, no wallet over 15%. Churn, snipes and wallet cohorts are not refusals here: a push is judged against pushes like it, by the size of the fleet in it first, because in the record pushes with 25 or more wallets bonded half the time and pushes under 25 bonded once in 59.
Perps on Sequentry are live.
Trade Hyperliquid's own order books from your own account: 179 crypto markets plus stocks, indices and metals. Your wallet holds the account. We never hold your money, and we have no key that can move it.
How it goes:
1. Connect an EVM wallet
2. Deposit USDC. Pick any amount from $5, or 25 / 50 / 75 / 100% of what you hold
3. Enable trading. Your wallet approves a trading key made in your browser. It can place and close orders, and it can never withdraw
4. Long or short up to 10x, then withdraw back to your wallet whenever you want
Every deposit, withdrawal, fill and close shows up as a notice with a link to the transaction.
Holding USDC on Solana? Deposit straight from your Solana wallet into the same account.
Leverage can liquidate you, and you can lose what you put in. Not available in the US, Ontario or sanctioned countries.
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Trade the venue’s own order books — 179 crypto markets and 119 stocks, indices and metals — from your own account. We never hold your money or a key to it.
On Solana, every market Hyperliquid lists there, long or short, at zero maker and taker fees. Coins and meme stocks, tokenized equities and funds, gold, silver and oil, the majors, and pre-IPO names with no listed share anywhere. Your trading key is derived in this browser and never sent to us. Your collateral goes from your wallet to the venue’s contract. Every order is signed by you, on this page, and goes straight to the exchange. There is no account with us to open and nothing of yours for us to hold.
sequentryagent.com/#/perps
The same desk on a second chain. Every curve read, every rug refused in words, every coin followed to its end.
Pump.fun sells every coin on one curve: 30 SOL of virtual reserve against 1,073,000,000 tokens, and the coin bonds when 85 SOL has been paid in. Few do. In the published counts it is between one and six coins in a hundred, depending on the month, and nine in ten coins that trade at all are dumped on at least once on the way. So this desk read the coins near their bond for free, from pump.fun’s own list and the Solana node, refused the ones whose creator sold, whose launch slot was bundled, whose snipers or largest holders held too much, or whose creator or funder it had watched rug before, followed every coin it saw to the end, and took the rest on paper at the price the curve would really have given. No SOL moved. It held no key. Its record, and every refusal graded against what the coin then did, is public.
