Replying to @peijiancc
Correct. Hyperliquid runs the engine: order books, liquidity and execution. Floatout runs the site and hosting. You own the brand and the community, and you earn builder fees on every trade once activated. Users trade on Hyperliquid through your site
Replying to @dogbaox
We don't collect anything to begin with: wallet sign-in, no email, no KYC, and funds never touch us. Compliance is the operator's call per jurisdiction, so each DEX gets its own domain, terms, and an edge-enforced country blocklist.
More on how that works: floatout.xyz/architecture and floatout.xyz/trader-funds.
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New on Floatout: orderbook heatmaps and level drill-down.
Click any price in the book to see every order at that level, the wallet behind it, and how long it’s been waiting.
Also live:
• Public wallet profiles for any address
• Trading session overlays on the chart
Launch now: floatout.xyz
Live demo: demo.floatout.trade
Replying to @veH0rny @izebel_eth @ThinkingUSD @cobie @whale_alert @HyperliquidX @chameleon_jeff @DUALIPA
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