01 A native terminal for memecoins
See through the coinbefore you buy.
Every coin arrives with two scores — safety and opportunity — and a breakdown of who holds it. See who's on the other side of the trade first, then decide.
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214 Filter · 7 Quick 0.25 SOLFinal stretch
38 Filter · 4 Quick 0.25 SOLMigrated
22 Filter · 3 Quick 0.25 SOL- S · O two scores on every card
- ≤0.3 s fast pass after a coin appearstarget
- 5 chains one at a time, one core with adapters
- 1% per swap; cashback tiers are public
02 X-Ray
Five layers before the Buy button
An honest launch and a scam look the same on a coin card. HULIO scans through it layer by layer and shows what's inside. Scroll to go deeper.
The top 100 wallets in one frame; circle size is their share. The top 10 hold 32.8% — the first thing you see and the first thing worth checking.
SnipersSniper — a wallet that bought in the first seconds, usually with a bot. Sells into the first wave of buyers. buy with bots in the first seconds and sell into the first wave. Here 11 wallets bought in block 0 and six still hold — 13.9% of supply.
Wallets funded from the same source light up together. Three addresses look like separate holders, but together with the devDev — the wallet that created the coin. they hold 8.5%.
Mint and freeze are revoked: no new supply, and your wallet can't be frozen. On EVM chains this layer adds taxes, blacklists and a sell simulation — so you don't buy a honeypotHoneypot — a token you can buy but can't sell..
Safety 58 — medium risk: a bundleBundle — several buys in one block from different wallets owned by the same person. A common way for the dev to hide their share. and snipers. Opportunity 81 — four smart-moneySmart money — wallets with verified returns over the last 30 days. wallets are inside. The Buy button never hides: the call is still yours.
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03 Two scores
Safety and opportunity, kept apart
A single number would blend “this coin can go to zero” with “smart wallets are buying it”. So there are two, always in the top-right corner of the card — always in the same spot.
Can you get out, and is the coin rigged against you?
Built from facts about the coin's structure: owner permissions, dev share, first-block bundle, snipers, linked wallets. On EVM chains, also taxes and a sell simulation.
- 0–44high risk
- 45–69medium risk
- 70–100clean structure
Coins with S below 30 are dimmed, never hidden.
Does the coin have real interest right now?
Shows who's coming in: smart money inside, how volume and holder count are growing. High O with low S is a reason to look closer, not a reason to buy.
Exchange Hamster · S 58 · O 81
What goes into O is being finalized for the beta.
Every number opens into evidence: which wallets, which transactions, and a link to the block explorer.
We won't publish the formula before backtesting. By public launch there will be a “How we score” page with the method and its accuracy. Target before beta: Safety flags ≥80% of rugsRug — the creator or a large holder pulls liquidity or dumps everything and the price goes to almost zero. in advance on historical data.
04 Token page
Enter or skip — in 10 seconds
Top right is X-Ray, below it the buy panel, below that your position. On the left: the chart and what is happening to the coin right now.
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Our own GPU chart
One-second candles — a memecoin lives in minutes. Markers on candles: D for dev trades, Y for yours, K for feed calls, S for smart money.
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X-Ray without jumps
Fast pass in under 0.3 s, full pass in under 2 s. While the full pass runs, rows say “refining”, so numbers never change without warning.
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A button with the amount
“Buy 0.25 SOL”, not just “Buy”. Short on gas? The button offers to top up from another chain instead of throwing an error.
05 Native client
Not a browser tab
A real Windows application: the GPU draws the interface, with no HTML and no browser engine inside. Client and server are both Rust — one language, shared data types.
Performance budgets
Target values from the plan. Measured on the prototype and verified on a reference laptop before beta.
Where the time actually goes
The chain from an on-chain event to your trade landing in a block. Planning estimates — to be measured.
| Step | Owner | Time scale | Estimate |
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| Event → server | server | 10–50 ms | 10–50 ms |
| HULIO Scan, fast pass | server | ≤300 ms | ≤300 ms |
| Server → client | network | 20–70 ms | 20–70 ms |
| Rendering | client | ≤8 ms | ≤8 ms |
| Click → request | client | ≤15 ms | ≤15 ms |
| Build and sign | server | 5–30 ms | 5–30 ms |
| Landing in a block | network | 0.4 s and up | 0.4 s and up |
| 1 ms10 ms100 ms1 s | time, log scale |
An honest note on speed: a native client beats the web at how fast you see and click. How fast a trade lands in a block is decided by the server. That's why we don't promise “the fastest trades”.
- Window layouts persist; pop a Radar column out to a second monitor
- Every action has a hotkey; press “?” for the cheat sheet
- Near-zero CPU when minimized — no impact on games or streams
- Signed installer and updates, with a published hash
06 Multichain and deposits
Hype moves. The terminal moves with it
Memecoin volume migrates between chains within weeks. One core plus chain adapters: a new EVM chain goes live in 2–3 weeks, while the wave is still running.
- SOL Solana
- launchpads and pools
- Pump.fun, PumpSwap, LetsBonk, Meteora
- gas
- SOL
- BSC BNB Chain
- launchpads and pools
- Four.meme, PancakeSwap
- gas
- BNB
- Base Base
- launchpads and pools
- Clanker, Zora, Flaunch
- gas
- ETH
- RH Robinhood Chain
- launchpads and pools
- Pons, hood.fun, Pools.trade
- gas
- ETH
- ETH Ethereum
- launchpads and pools
- Uniswap v2 / v3 / v4
- gas
- ETH
- HYPE HyperEVM
- launchpads and pools
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- gas
- HYPE
The order of new chains follows volume at the time of launch.
How the wave moves
Where one market leader's fees came from:
| January 2025 | Solana | >99% |
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| October 2025 | BNB Chain | ~94% |
| September 3, 2026 | Robinhood Chain | ~83% |
Source: Paragraph, GMGN fee history (HULIO plan v3, section 2).
Deposit with any crypto
One account, a separate address on each chain — and one balance for you.
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Direct
A chain's native coin to its address: SOL on Solana, BNB on BNB Chain, ETH on Base. Free.
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Converted
USDT, USDC, BTC, ETH, BNB, SOL, TON from TRON, BNB Chain, Ethereum, Solana, TON. Credited to the chain you choose; the ~0.2% fee is shown before you send.
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Auto-gas
A “keep gas on all active chains” switch: each deposit sets aside a little gas wherever you hold positions.
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Withdraw anywhere
To any chain and coin, with a memo field for exchanges and address-format checks. A new withdrawal address unlocks after 24 hours.
07 Wallets and security
We don't hold the keys to your money
One incident with user funds ends a project for good. So every threat has a defense, and every defense has a check.
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Non-custodial wallets
Built-in wallets on every chain. A breach of our database gives no access to funds — there are no keys in it.
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Signing policies
The wallet only signs approved programs and contracts: swaps, and withdrawals to your allowlist.
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Simulated before sending
Every transaction is simulated first. If it fails, you see why — and nothing reaches the network.
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Private sending
An anti-MEV mode on Solana; private sending on by default on EVM chains — protection from sandwiches.
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Approvals sized to the trade
No infinite approvals on EVM: spend permission covers exactly this trade, and old ones are revoked in one click.
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A locked-down account
2FA, an address allowlist with a 24-hour delay, and an anti-phishing code in every email and withdrawal window.
The HULIO fee sits in the same transaction as the swap — a failed trade doesn’t cost 1%.
- 01 Intent “Buy 0.25 SOL” + a one-time ID against double sends
- 02 Route launchpad curve or pool; aggregator as a fallback
- 03 Build swap, priority fee, 1% in the same transaction
- 04 Simulate played through before sending Simulation fails → you see why, nothing reaches the network
- 05 Policy only approved programs get signed
- 06 Send privately, to several endpoints in parallel
- 07 Ledger trade, fee, cashback; “Bought in 0.41 s”
Verifiable, not just promised
Download only from the official domain. The installer is signed and its hash is published. Support never messages you first.
08Honest calls
A call that can't be faked
The biggest threat in memetrading is the KOLKOL — a creator with an audience who posts calls: “I'm buying this”. who sells into their own audience. HULIO Feed checks every call against the author's wallet automatically.
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The author links wallets to their profile by signing a message with each one.
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At the moment of posting, the time, price, market cap and the author's position are recorded.
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The card shows it plainly: “bought N minutes before posting”, “after posting” or “doesn't hold it”.
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The author's sells are tracked for 24 hours. Sold into followers' buying — a red flag with the timing.
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The result goes into the profile's stats. A bad call can't be deleted.
Two separate leaderboards: the author's own profit and the result for followers. A profitable trader whose calls dump on followers won't top the second one.
The feed is chronological, subscriptions first — no algorithm to game.
Badges
- VerifiedAutomatic: 30+ days of history, 10+ calls, no selling into followers.
- HULIO RecommendsManual, very rare. A personal recommendation from the brand.
- SignatureManual, a handful. The founder's personal signature.
- HULIO PartnerSupports the project monthly. Not a trust badge — so it has a different color and icon.
PnL card
The result image is generated by the server from accounting data. Numbers can't be edited, and every card links to its proof.
09 Pricing and cashback
1% per swap. Thresholds in plain sight
The same fee as the market leaders — 1% on every swap, on any chain. Part of it comes back as cashback. Unlike the leader, our tier thresholds are published up front.
Five cashback tiers
| Tier | 30-day volume | Cashback | Net fee |
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| 1Hamster | up to $10K | 0.05% | 0.95% |
| 2Trader | from $10K | 0.10% | 0.90% |
| 3Pro | from $50K | 0.15% | 0.85% |
| 4WhaleWhale — a holder with a share large enough to move the price. | from $250K | 0.20% | 0.80% |
| 5Legend | from $1M | 0.25% | 0.75% |
Your tier is based on the last 30 days of volume. Wash volume (buying and selling to yourself) doesn't count.
Referrals
Cashback accrues in the coin of the chain you traded on; claim it once a day, all at once in USDT or SOL.
A failed trade doesn't cost 1%: the fee sits in the same transaction as the swap. The network fee is still charged on a failed transaction — that's how chains work.
10 Academy and the book
Practice on the live market first
The Academy picks up where the Russian-language book “Solana for Hamsters” leaves off: chapter-by-chapter lessons and a glossary built right into the interface tooltips.
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Sandbox
Paper trading on the live stream: the same screens, 10 virtual SOL, honest fees and slippage.
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“Spot the scam” trainer
The Radar as it looked when a real past coin launched. You decide — then see how it ended.
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From sandbox to real trades
On first launch you choose: “Practice first” or “Trade now”. In beta, the first trade is capped at 1 SOL.
11 Roadmap
Dates can move. Gates can't
Four phases. Each opens only after the previous one passes its gate — no skipping them to hit a date.
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Foundation
Oct 2026 – Jan 2027
Native client prototype, data stream, HULIO Scan, Solana execution, wallets and accounting.
Gate → Closed beta200+ real trades by the founder with zero accounting mismatches against the chain; Safety flags ≥80% of rugs in advance on backtests; performance budgets met.
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Closed beta
Feb – Jun 2027
20, then up to 50 testers from the community. Solana, 1 SOL per-trade limit, wallet tracker, cashback and referrals. External audit.
Gate → Public launch0 incidents with funds; audit closed and published; ≥50 active traders; week-4 retention ≥40%; ≥97% successful trades.
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Public launch
Jul – Sep 2027
BNB Chain, Chinese interface, the feed and honest calls, Telegram bot, buying on migrationMigration — a coin moving from the launchpad's bonding curve into a regular pool once the curve is filled., bug bounty.
Gate → ScaleRevenue covers running costs two months in a row; retention ≥30%; 0 incidents.
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Scale
from Oct 2027
Base and Robinhood Chain, then Ethereum — each under the connection rule. macOS, then mobile.
GateA new chain goes live only once revenue covers its infrastructure.
12 FAQ
The short version
When can I try it?
Closed beta starts in February 2027 with 20 testers from the waitlist, growing to 50. Public launch is July 2027. Dates move if a phase gate isn't passed.
Is it a browser terminal?
No. It's a native Windows app: the GPU draws the interface and there's no browser engine inside. Windows 10/11 first, then macOS and mobile.
How much does it cost?
1% per swap on any chain. Part comes back as cashback — from 0.05% at Hamster to 0.25% at Legend. Installing and direct deposits are free.
Do you hold my money?
No. Wallets are non-custodial: there are no keys in our database, and the wallet only signs approved programs. You can export your private key — behind 2FA and a delay.
What are Safety and Opportunity?
Two scores on every coin. Safety: can you get out, and is the coin rigged against you. Opportunity: does it have real interest right now. Every number opens into evidence.
Does a score guarantee a coin isn't a scam?
No. A score shows the structure visible on-chain right now. Memecoins can go to zero in minutes — the decision is always yours.
Which chains are supported?
Beta: Solana. Public launch adds BNB Chain. Then Base, Robinhood Chain and Ethereum. We're watching HyperEVM. Volume decides the order.
How do I deposit if all I have is USDT on TRON?
Send USDT to a one-time address — it's converted and credited to the chain you pick, with gas set aside. The conversion fee (~0.2%) and minimum are shown before you send.
What happens if a trade fails?
The HULIO fee is in the same transaction as the swap, so a failed trade doesn't cost 1%. The network fee is still charged on a failed transaction — that's how chains work.
Can a coin buy its way onto the Radar?
No. There will be no paid placements on the Radar — that's a brand promise.
How is a HULIO call different from a Telegram call?
Every call is checked against the author's wallet: you see whether they bought before posting and whether they sold into followers. Bad calls can't be deleted.
How do I avoid a fake HULIO?
Only download from the official domain — the installer is signed and its hash is published. Support never DMs you first.
13 Waitlist
Coming in 2027…
The first 20 closed-beta testers will come from the waitlist. Leave your email — we'll write once, when sign-ups open.