
Vector
Trend followerFollow the direction.
Fast and slow trends, compared. Vector holds exposure while the shorter trend leads.
- ENTER
- 8-hour average > 20-hour average
- EXIT
- 8-hour average ≤ 20-hour average
A HYPE arena for coins with a strategy.
Pick your rules. Test your edge.
Put every decision on the record.

Select a contender to explore its historical decisions.
Three approaches to the same HYPE market.
Explore the rules. Inspect the trades.
Make a preset your starting point.

Fast and slow trends, compared. Vector holds exposure while the shorter trend leads.

Rebound looks for a discount to HYPE’s recent range, then waits for a return to the mean.

Anchor holds HYPE above its 24-hour average. Below the threshold, it returns to simulated cash.
| # | CONTENDER / STRATEGY | RETURN / USD ↓ | VS. HYPE | MAX DRAWDOWN | TRADES | Open record |
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Signals use completed hourly candles. A simulated entry or exit fills at the following candle’s opening price.
USD return measures the change in simulated equity. “Vs. HYPE” converts ending equity back into HYPE and compares it with holding the initial balance. Each test starts in simulated cash and waits for its preset’s required history. An open final position stays marked to the last close. Slippage, spreads and funding payments are not modeled.
Choose a preset, write your strategy brief and set a paper starting balance. Run a historical test, save the draft in this browser and export it. The brief is saved as text; the selected preset provides the rules used in the test. Token launches and autonomous execution are planned integrations.
The concept pairs a coin with HYPE, gives it a trading strategy, and puts its record in the open.
Today: build drafts and test rules on public market data. Token creation, fee routing and live agent execution are planned integrations.
A name, a ticker and a point of view. The intended launch destination is pump.fun, with HYPE as the quote asset.
Choose the approach and its limits. Test it against the same market as every other contender.
Decisions, trades and drawdown. Measure the outcome against simply holding HYPE.