Hypersig Points

The Hypersig Points System

For teams and funds operating on Hyperliquid, robust security and non-custodial asset management are non-negotiable. Hypersig provides this institutional-grade security through HyperCore's native, protocol-enforced multisig primitives. The Hypersig Points system is a mechanism to acknowledge the on-chain activity of our community of users, teams, and funds who rely on the platform for their daily operations.


Earning Through On-Chain Activity

Points are earned by performing the core on-chain actions that define collaborative, non-custodial asset management on Hypersig. These foundational activities are how our early supporters and teams manage their funds securely, and the points system is designed to recognize this engagement.

Actions that contribute to your score include:

  • Collaborative Management: Executing deposits, withdrawals, and transfers that require the collective approval of your multisig signers.

  • Active Security Governance: Proactively managing your multisig's security posture by adding or removing owners and changing approval thresholds.

  • Funding Trading Strategies: Executing secure deposits and managing asset transfers between spot and perpetuals accounts to fund and support ongoing trading activity.

Each on-chain action serves as a record of your early participation and trust in the platform.


Activity Tiers & Momentum

The system is designed to recognize varying levels of engagement. Multisigs with more consistent on-chain activity and higher transaction volumes will naturally fall into higher recognition tiers.

While the thresholds are abstract, the principle is clear: the more you use Hypersig’s non-custodial, HyperCore-native framework for your operations, the more your role as an early supporter is recognized. This approach ensures that our most active community members receive the greatest recognition over time.

The user interface for displaying and tracking points is currently in development and will be released in a future update.

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