System Architecture
4.1 Overview
HyperSui is a non-custodial DEX deployed natively on Sui, designed around speed, predictable execution, and safety. The architecture is modular but intentionally simple: users interact through a stateless frontend, transactions route through an execution engine, and liquidity lives inside audited AMM contracts. Sui’s Move language provides strong guarantees around assets as first-class objects, reducing common risks like duplication or loss. Presale proceeds are dedicated to finishing this architecture, including audits and monitoring.
4.2 Core Components
Frontend (Web + Mobile). Lightweight interface that never holds custody. Users connect a Sui wallet, review live quotes, and approve only the action requested. The frontend surfaces slippage, price impact, and gas fees clearly before confirmation.
Router & Execution. A routing layer selects the path with the lowest total cost (fees + price impact). Quotes expire quickly to avoid stale execution; during volatility the UI prompts for an updated price. Failed swaps usually resolve by re-quoting or adjusting slippage.
AMM Pools. Liquidity resides in smart contracts that track token reserves and fees. LP shares are stored as on-chain objects in wallets, updating automatically as trades occur. Fee accrual is pro-rata, and impermanent loss (IL) is highlighted so providers can make informed decisions.
Staking & Rewards. The $HYPESUI token underpins utility: rebates on trades, LP/staking boosts, and gated features. Staking is optional and fully non-custodial; emissions follow a finite, declining schedule designed for sustainability.
4.3 Data Flow & User Journey
Swap: User selects tokens/amount → Router simulates paths → UI displays route, expected output, min received, and fees → user signs → Sui finalizes quickly → balances update.
Liquidity: User deposits token pair → receives LP position → fees accrue automatically → withdrawal returns tokens + accrued fees.
Staking/Rewards: User stakes $HYPESUI or LP shares → accrual begins → claims are cheap due to Sui’s gas profile; optional auto-compound when offered.
This lifecycle is designed to feel immediate: quotes refresh in real time, confirmations settle within seconds, and positions update without long delays.
4.4 Controls & Transparency
Security. Contracts undergo review before release and monitoring after launch. Admin controls use multisig with timelock for upgrades and parameter changes. Emergency switches are scoped to specific pools or routes, minimizing disruption.
Observability. On-chain events are indexed into dashboards that power APR displays, emissions tracking, and portfolio views. Users can verify contract addresses directly in appendices.
Transparency. A public changelog records releases and parameter changes; monthly protocol-fee reports are published to official channels. Verified links are the only trusted source for app URLs and contract addresses.
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