Since MU and NVDA
Five weeks since the last post. Here’s the short version.
- Eight stock listings. GOOGL, TSLA, and INTC, then META, MSFT, and AAPL into their earnings prints. Now BABA and SNDK.
- Analyst is live. An AI analyst inside the app. Ask about the market, the page you’re on, or a trade you’re considering.
- Funding got easier. USDC deposits are gasless, card onramps are selectable, and every transfer shows up in one history with explorer links.
- Referrals are live. Your link, share cards with your QR code, and a public stats page of the best trades on the platform.
- The app got faster. Steadier quotes, one-second spot, native candle streaming, and charts that remember your layout.
Eight Names in Five Weeks
On July 27 we listed Google, Tesla, and Intel. The next morning, Meta, Microsoft, and Apple, hours before their earnings prints.
That timing was the point. Earnings are when options matter. Implied vol tells you what the market expects the print to do, and the contract lets you trade that expectation directly, long or short, with defined risk. Listing a name the week after its catalyst is a museum exhibit. We list into the event.
Some names list for their catalyst and rotate off once it passes. The board follows the calendar.
BABA and SNDK make it eight new names since the last post. The stock board now runs from index (SP500) through mega-cap tech (AAPL, META, MSFT), semis and memory (NVDA, MU, SNDK), China (BABA), and the only options market anywhere on SpaceX.
Most of these names have no other on-chain options venue. Several have no accessible options venue at all for traders outside the US.
Meet Analyst
There is now an analyst in the app. Ask it questions about the market, the page you’re looking at, or a trade you’re thinking through, without leaving Hypercall.
It works from live Hypercall data. It can pull the chain you’re viewing, compare pricing against external markets, run the actual math on a payoff, and research the news behind a move when the question needs it. Conversations are tied to your wallet and stay where you left them, on desktop and mobile.
It will not tell you what to buy. It will show you what the market is pricing, and check your reasoning against the numbers.
Funding, Minus the Friction
Three changes since the last post, all in the same direction.
- USDC deposits are gasless. Sign the deposit, done. No topping up gas on a chain you only visited to fund an account.
- Card onramps are selectable. Pick the provider with the best coverage and fastest KYC for your country instead of being routed through one.
- One transfer history. Every deposit and withdrawal, standard or portfolio, in a single list with status and a block-explorer link. Withdrawal routes show exactly what’s withdrawable where, including your Hyperliquid perps balance.
Referrals, Share Cards, and Real Volume
Referral links are live. Rewards aren’t switched on yet, but attribution is, so the users you bring now are already on your books when they are.
Every position and trade now has a share card, with your P&L and your referral QR code on it. The screenshot you were going to post anyway now works for you.
There’s also a public stats page ranking the best finalized trades on the platform, no identities exposed. And the leaderboard now ranks true underlying notional, with market makers included, so the numbers you’re competing against are real.
Getting Filled
We spent a large part of July on one number: fill rate.
- Slippage control on every order. Set your tolerance once and the app remembers it. Orders execute inside your band or not at all.
- Partial fills show as they happen. An order working the book shows its cumulative fill in real time instead of resolving in silence.
- Order edits are checked properly. Editing a working order validates the incremental premium, so an edit can’t sneak past the margin check your original order passed.
On the other side of the book, quotes got steadier: tighter validation, better calibration, and pricing that stays live through market events instead of pulling when things get interesting.
Faster Everywhere
The realtime layer was rebuilt this month.
- Quotes stopped flashing. The chain no longer blinks empty while providers refresh. What you see stays put.
- Spot updates every second. Underlying prices across the app tick at 1s.
- Charts stream native candles straight from Hyperliquid’s feed, and TradingView now remembers your settings and per-symbol layouts between sessions.
- Reconnects restore everything. Drop your connection and the app comes back with your exact subscriptions, orders, and portfolio state. No stale screens.
- Search understands names. Type “apple” or “alibaba” and get the market, not an empty result.
- Mobile got room to breathe. Grouped positions, a roomier order entry form, and cleaner metric badges.
Marks You Can Trust
Twelve stock names means twelve vol surfaces that have to be right at the open, at the close, and through every earnings print.
A lot of this month went into exactly that. Marks and greeks hold up on every name, all session, and the mark you see on the chain is the mark in your margin calculation.
It’s unglamorous work. It’s also the difference between a venue that quotes greeks and a venue you can size up on.
Trade BABA and SNDK
Open Hypercall, pick BABA or SNDK, choose an expiry and strike, then trade the view you came for.
This content is informational and not financial or investment advice. Trading options and digital assets carries risk.