Why PaperJet
Why pool
papertrade at launch is an account you operate, not a button on the NFT. Pooling puts the deposits into one treasury account so holders share that operation and keep a weight that matches what they put in.
What a lone account has to do
- Hold USDC on HyperCore, not only ETH on another chain.
- Open a papertrade account and register a session key to trade.
- Stake PAPER as it is minted, claim USDC, and move it back to HyperEVM.
- Watch the payout queue, gas, and the distance to a hard bust.
A contract vault cannot sign those trading intents itself. The papertrade account has to be a normal wallet. PaperJet uses one hardware-wallet trading account for the whole fleet. Withdrawals from papertrade always need that wallet. A session key can trade. It cannot withdraw.
What the jet records
You still hold your own NFT. Its on-chain deposit is your weight. Two jets with the same deposit have the same weight, whichever edition they are. A jet that is not staked in the distributor does not take a share. That share stays with the jets that are staked.
What pooling does not do
It does not remove market risk, protocol risk, or custody of the capital once it has left the vault. It does not promise that losses will mint a useful amount of PAPER, or that dividends will arrive on a schedule. It means one account, one set of public addresses, and a weight you can read on your card.