FAQ
FAQ
Short answers. The mechanism page has the worked example, and the trust page has the risks.
What is PaperJet?
A collection of 3,048 jet NFTs on HyperEVM. Each card deposits UETH into one treasury that trades the papertrade launch. Your deposit is your reward weight.
Are you papertrade?
No. papertrade.xyz is the exchange. PaperJet is an independent treasury that uses it. The two sites are not the same project.
What do I pay for an F-35?
A 0.0200 UETH mint fee plus a deposit from 0.0250 to 0.2500 UETH. At full capacity the total is 0.2700 UETH, plus HYPE gas.
What do I pay for a Su-57?
A 0.0035 UETH mint fee plus a deposit from 0.0100 to 0.1000 UETH. At full capacity the total is 0.1035 UETH, plus HYPE gas.
Do I get PAPER?
No. PAPER is non-transferable at launch and stays in the treasury account. What can come back to you is USDC, if the treasury distributes it and your jet is staked.
Can I withdraw my deposit?
No. Principal stays in the treasury. There is no redeem function. You can sell the NFT to someone else. They buy the card and its existing weight, not a new deposit.
What if I do not stake?
The jet does not earn. Distributions are split across staked weight only. Unstaking pays any USDC already pending, then the jet stops earning.
When is the mint?
It opens on 8 Oct 2026, with papertrade pre-deposit. It closes when papertrade live trading begins, scheduled for 10 Oct 2026. Exact UTC is posted when papertrade confirms it.
Why might the mint button do nothing today?
The mint console ships with the contracts. Until those addresses are deployed, the landing page shows the fleet and this documentation, and the mint route says the console opens with the contract.
Is any return guaranteed?
No. Trading can lose the treasury’s USDC. Dividends can be zero. This site describes the mechanism. It is not financial advice.
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