UPPIN

For years, a Solana coin got two buttons. Buy and sell. Every serious market in the world gives you more. Futures. Options. A way to hedge what you hold, a way to earn on it, a way to bet against it. UPPIN is bringing all of that to Solana coins. On chain, in one app, and paid back to the people who hold UPPIN. It started as a launchpad. It is now a full exchange. Perpetual futures never expire. Go long or short at 2x, 3x, 5x or 10x on a growing list of coins and close all or part of it whenever you want. The margin you put in is the most you can lose, and the most you can make is the same amount. Every position has a max gain and a max loss level, 50% from your entry at 2x and 10% at 10x. Once the mark price touches one, the position settles right there. No liquidation penalty, no margin calls. Referrals open with one signature. Bring a trader and you get 10% of the fees UPPIN takes from them, paid in USDC, for 180 days. Stake 1M, 5M or 20M UPPIN and that share climbs to 15%, 20% or 25%. The traders you bring get 5% of their own fees back. It all comes out of the team's share, so stakers and burns lose nothing. Upside opens on any Solana coin. Paste an address, pick how much to list, a target above today's market cap and how long. Buyers pay you up front. If the coin runs past your target, they can buy those coins at your price. If it does not, you keep the coi Expiry futures end every hour or every four hours and settle on chain at the average price of their last 5 minutes, read straight from each coin'sice, no funding. And every one of these markets feeds the same place. Stake UPPIN on Earn and you get paid in USDC, round after round, as fees come in. Stakers get 10% of every UPPIN token trading fee and 40% of UPPIther part of the fees buys UPPIN backand burns it. More than 135 million UPPIN burned so far. Over 13% of the supply, gone. More than 180 USDC paid to stakers, eve Holders' share of our UPPIN trading fees went from 30% to 60%. Picture where this goes. Every Solana cirection. Long, short, a ceiling to sell, a floor to buy. Every one of thosto the people who hold UPPIN, and every new coin making that stream wider. The exchange that pays its holders is be people who hold it will steer it. Holder votes come next. Trade, stake or bring a trader at app.u

A cheap coin still gets a fine Upside or Downside price on UPPIN: a target or a floor can be set in blocks of tokens. Its rights then trade in whole blocks, and a right for one block always delivers exactly that many tokens. Prices show as USDC per whole token and are kept on chain per block, to 6 decimals. Every transfer is an exact integer. The only rounding is the service fee, rounded down in the buyer's favour. Units in the docs sets this out in three lines. app.uppin.fun/docs

Every vault behind UPPIN is listed by address in the docs, under Program and vaults, and each one opens on Solscan. Vault authority is the program address that owns every vault, and no private key exists for it. The same list carries the UPPIN program, the service fee vault, the staking reward vault, the stake vault, and the futures pool with its USDC vault. Here is the UPPIN program on Solscan, first on that list. solscan.io/account/34NeTyWJd… Each launch also has its own Upside vaults, and their addresses sit on that coin's market page. app.uppin.fun/docs

While your UPPIN is staked, you can claim back up to 10% of the service fees you pay on UPPIN. The service fee is what a buyer pays on top of the price of an Upside or a Downside, 2% of the price per token right now. The rebate comes on top of what staking already pays: a share of every UPPIN trading fee and of service revenue, in USDC, every payout round. In the docs, service revenue is split only after the rebate is taken out. The rebate is on now for every staked wallet. app.uppin.fun/earn

The Risks section of the UPPIN docs names the pools futures prices come from, Raydium CPMM, PumpSwap and Meteora DAMM v2. UPPIN does not control those programs, and the section says so in plain words. A bug in one of them or a thin pool can move futures results. The same list goes product by product, from Upside and Downside to futures LPs, perpetual levels and the holding fee, one risk to a line. Holder vote #1 opens on the Votes page, and every ballot in it stays public. app.uppin.fun/docs

A perpetual position on UPPIN can be closed at any time, in full or in part: 25, 50 or 75% of it. A part close keeps both auto-close levels on the rest of the position. The close fills at the worse of the live price and the mark price, less the spread, with no size impact. Its price protection is 0.5%, 1% or 2%, set to 1% unless you change it. Closing is never blocked by the pool's limits, and it keeps working while new positions are paused. Each side's holding fee rate is on the order panel before you open. app.uppin.fun/docs

Claiming on UPPIN Earn is one transaction that moves a staker's USDC share into their wallet. Each payout round, the program moves USDC from the service fee vault into the staking reward vault. Every staker's share of it is set by stake size, and it waits there until they claim it. A staker who arrives after a round does not share in that round. Here is one staker's claim on Solscan. solscan.io/tx/4nA6CabC46X5ym… Payout history on Earn adds a row for every round, each with its funding transaction. app.uppin.fun/docs

Downside opens only on markets registered with the UPPIN program, the ones listed on Markets. It stays open there while the launch is active, and anyone can open a floor. The first floor on a launch also creates the launch's two Downside vaults, once, paid by the wallet that opens it. You can join a floor already on sale, or set a new one with a price per token and a length of 1, 3, 7 or 14 days. One transaction moves the USDC behind it into the launch's Downside vault. UPPIN stakers cast their first ballots when holder vote #1 opens. app.uppin.fun/docs

UPPIN expiry futures read a coin's price in its pool's own unit, SOL per token on a SOL pool or USDC on a USDC pool. Your result is size times the price return from your entry, and a return is a ratio. So the USDC you get back never depends on the SOL price. On a SOL pool, a position follows the coin's price in SOL. Size is margin times leverage, and the docs list the band each leverage takes in one table. Receipts lists every payout, buyback and burn with its transaction. app.uppin.fun/docs

Spot trading on a coin launched on UPPIN pauses while its curve graduates, and Upside and Downside keep trading through the move. A curve graduates when it has raised its SOL target. The coin and the raised SOL move to a Raydium CPMM pool, and spot trading continues there. The spot price on UPPIN is read from the curve or the pool at a known chain slot, in SOL per token. The USD figure next to it uses the Pyth SOL/USD price and is for reading only. Upside and Downside settlement never use either. Holders shows every fee UPPIN takes and where each part of it goes. app.uppin.fun/docs

Each Earn payout round on UPPIN opens into a page of its own from its row under Payouts to stakers. The page shows what the round paid, the UPPIN stake it was split over and how many stakers shared it, with the funding transaction on Solscan. Where it came from splits the round by source. This one came 88.83% from UPPIN trading fees and 11.16% from service revenue. solscan.io/tx/65381AaoZWxB76… The round is split over every staker by stake size. Holder vote #1 opens soon on the Votes page. app.uppin.fun/earn/payouts

How a Solana coin gets its own perpetual market on UPPIN, in 30 seconds. Find the coin on Markets and open its page. The review there is free and shows every check, what was measured and what it needs. A coin that passes opens its market for a one-time listing fee in SOL. Then anyone can go long or short from 2x to 10x, and the pool takes the other side of every order. HAROLD was the first coin to get its market this way. app.uppin.fun/markets

A take profit or stop loss on UPPIN expiry futures fills only inside a range of 1.5% from its level. A take profit fills at most 1.5% past its level. A stop loss fills within 1.5% of its level or of the keeper's last recorded price, the lower on a long and the higher on a short. So a brief spike in the live price cannot fill a stop far from its level, while a move the recorded price follows still fills it. Outside the range nothing fills. The keeper tries again on its next pass, and you can close the position yourself at any time. Holder vote #1 opens next, and every ballot in it is public. app.uppin.fun/docs

The value of the UPPIN futures pool counts only realized results, so it moves when fees arrive and when positions close or settle. The open result of positions still running stays out of it, and their margins stay reserved in the vault until they close. That is why a withdrawal has to fit in the free part of the pool, LP capital minus the margins of open positions. If it does not fit, it waits for positions to close. A new withdrawal request replaces the last one and restarts the 24-hour wait, and withdrawals keep working while new positions are paused. UPPIN stakers vote for the first time in holder vote #1, opening soon. app.uppin.fun/docs

Stake on UPPIN nearly doubled in a day. Total staked on Holders reads 75,214,188 UPPIN, 7.52% of the initial supply. Of that, 37,326,021 UPPIN is new stake still warming up. It turns active on its own after 24 hours and from then on earns a share of every payout round. Staking is one transaction on Earn. Here is one of the stakes still warming up. solscan.io/tx/KJBHNeFngPNrKe… Holder vote #1 opens at 01:00 UTC on 14 Nov, weighted by active stake at that moment. app.uppin.fun/holders

The Service revenue bar on UPPIN Holders starts with Stakers at 40%. Service revenue is the Upside and Downside service fees, the platform fee on trades of coins launched on UPPIN, and 20% of every futures fee. The stakers' part reaches them in USDC through Earn rounds, in the same rounds as their 10% of UPPIN trading fees. Each round is its own transaction, and here is the latest one. solscan.io/tx/UB89mRtcZUJCoA… Holder vote #1 opens on the Votes page at 01:00 UTC on 14 Nov. app.uppin.fun/holders

The Stake pool card on UPPIN Earn has a Next round box that shows how much has collected toward the next payout, as a percentage. Each round moves USDC into the staking reward vault, and every staker takes a share by stake size. Next to it, Latest allocation shows the last round and how long ago it landed, and Allocated adds up the last 30 payouts. Stake that is still warming up joins the split once its 24 hours pass. Active stake is the weight in holder vote #1, which opens soon. app.uppin.fun/earn

Holder vote #1 on UPPIN opens at 01:00 UTC on 14 Nov. It asks how the holder share of UPPIN token trading fees splits between burns and stakers, with three choices from Burn 40 / Stakers 10, today's split, to Burn 25 / Stakers 25. Your weight is your active UPPIN stake at the moment it opens. A ballot is one signed message with no transaction and no fee, and every ballot stays public. The winning split is applied once the vote ends, two days after it opens. app.uppin.fun/votes

A position in UPPIN expiry futures that is still running at the end is paid on the settlement price when it is collected. You collect it on the coin's market page. Anyone can send the collect for you, and the payout still goes only to your own USDC account. The position's rent comes back to your wallet in the same step. The settlement price is the 5-minute average fixed once after the end, so collecting later pays the same amount. You can also pick a Solana coin for a new perpetual market on UPPIN. It opens after a free review and a one-time listing fee in SOL. app.uppin.fun/docs

Pick a Solana coin, and UPPIN can open perpetual futures on it. A coin goes through a free review first. If it passes, its market opens for a one-time listing fee in SOL, and staked UPPIN lowers it. The first market opened this way is HAROLD, live with 2x to 10x leverage, and the pool takes the other side of every order. solscan.io/tx/2GZJnNMebUcrDJ… UPPIN stakers cast their first ballots in holder vote #1 next. app.uppin.fun/markets

The Futures pool fed from fees card on UPPIN Holders reads 106.07 USDC, counted from the first deposit on 10 Nov. That USDC comes from 7.5% of every UPPIN trading fee. It goes into the USDC pool that takes the other side of every futures and perpetual position. Open margins can use up to a quarter of that pool's LP capital, so each deposit adds room for traders. Every deposit is its own transaction, and here is the latest one. solscan.io/tx/QWer7dJxY3u4y6… Holder vote #1 opens soon, and stakers choose how fees split between burns and stakers. app.uppin.fun/holders