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# beHYPE vault

An automated, non custodial DeFi strategy for your beHYPE. The vault automates allocation of your beHYPE across HyperEVM ecosystem to earn yield and points.

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[Deposit into the liquidHYPE vault now](https://app.hyperbeat.org/vaults/liquidhype)
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## Strategist

Hyperbeat core is the strategist for the liquidHYPE vault.&#x20;

## Risk Oversight

[Hyperbeat Core](https://hyperbeat.org/)&#x20;

## Infrastructure

[Hyperbeat Core](https://hyperbeat.org/) is the infrastructure provider.

## Vault Address

[liquidHYPE](https://hyperevmscan.io/address/0x441794D6a8F9A3739F5D4E98a728937b33489D29)

## Performance fee

0%

## FAQs

## What is the liquidHYPE vault?

The liquidHYPE vault is an automated DeFi strategy vault that provides users a simple access point to use their beHYPE in the HyperEVM ecosystem. Assets are deployed to generate real yield and earn exclusive incentives from partners.

## What happens to deposited assets?

Deposited assets are deployed into HyperEVM protocols to generate real yield and earn exclusive incentives.

## How do I withdraw my yield earned on liquidHYPE?

Your yield earned is directly derived from; and attributed to the growth in the exchange rate of liquidHYPE. For example: If I my entry point was 1 liquidHYPE = 1.0000 WHYPE and I deposited 100 WHYPE, and now the exchange rate shows 1 liquidHYPE = 1.027293 WHYPE, your yield earned is (100 \* 0.027293 = 2.7293 WHYPE ). You can realise this accrued yield by withdrawing it from the vault.

## Can I withdraw from the liquidHYPE vault?

Yes, you can withdraw from the liquidHYPE vault. There are two withdrawal options available: Instant Redemption and Classic Redemption. Instant Redemption allows for immediate withdrawals when there is sufficient liquidity, but incurs a 0.5% early withdrawal fee. Alternatively, users can select the Classic Redemption option, which processes the withdrawal within 2 days without slippage or fees.

## Why do withdrawals take two days?&#x20;

Assets are used in on-chain strategies that need time to unwind safely. The two day withdrawal period helps avoid slippage and ensures efficient exits.

## Is the liquidHYPE vault audited?

Yes, three times, twice by Hacken ([1](https://2732961456-files.gitbook.io/~/files/v0/b/gitbook-x-prod.appspot.com/o/spaces%2FsPjk0ggBxEJCCnVFFkDR%2Fuploads%2F1wxK6TgqaRsSgt3ixVMx%2FMidas_SC%20Audit%20Report_25092023_%5BSA-1833%5D%20-%20POST%20REMEDIATION.pdf?alt=media\&token=cdcf6533-7366-42db-9d3b-224efac85b9a), [2](https://2732961456-files.gitbook.io/~/files/v0/b/gitbook-x-prod.appspot.com/o/spaces%2FsPjk0ggBxEJCCnVFFkDR%2Fuploads%2F38N1bo36K8FLriRrPDXb%2FHacken_Midas_%5BSCA%5D%20Midas_Vault_Dec2023_P-2023-076_1_20240118%2016_22.pdf?alt=media\&token=2c58f6f7-889e-4c64-ac84-35bad59eb51a)) and once by [Sherlock](https://audits.sherlock.xyz/contests/332).

## Will I be charged fees while in the vault?

The performance fee is not currently live on the liquidHYPE vault.

## What are the risks involved?

Liquid vaults carry smart contract risks along with varying levels of economic risk. This particular vault engages in liquidity provision, which may lead to impermanent loss.


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