Getting started

Overview

LiquidRise mirrors Hyperliquid's daily HIP-4 BTC outcome on Robinhood Chain. HyperCore sets the line and settles it at 06:00 UTC; LiquidRise holds the pot in USDG and pays every side what HyperCore settles.

One round a day

Each round is named by its settlement date. Round 20261031 settles on 31 October 2026 at 06:00 UTC. It asks one question, set by HyperCore: will BTC's mark price at 06:00 UTC be at or above the target? The target is the previous day's settlement price, so the round reads as "up or down since yesterday's sunrise".

HyperCoreHIP-4 outcomeKeeperopen, settle, payRiseRoundsUSDG pots, on chainYour walletany EVM wallet$RISE burn3% of the potline, resultopen()approve + take()claimFor()fee
The round's path: HyperCore on the left, Robinhood Chain on the right.

What is on chain

One contract, RiseRounds, holds every pot. The keeper opens each round with HyperCore's outcome id and line, and settles it after 06:00 UTC with HyperCore's settleFraction. It cannot send the pot anywhere but to the wallets that took sides, and the 3% fee to the fee recipient. If a round is not settled 3 days after 06:00 UTC, anyone can call cancel() and every side is refunded. Every step emits an event (RoundOpened, SideTaken, RoundSettled, Claimed, Burned) that the site, the API and the SDK read the same way, and that Blockscout shows.

Times

When (UTC)What happens
06:00HyperCore settles yesterday's outcome and deploys the next one
06:00 to 06:10The keeper settles the finished round, pushes every payout, then opens the next one
until 05:55 next daySides are accepted for the open round
05:55Sides lock: the contract rejects any take() from this block on