Integrating flashHYPE into dApps

If you are a dApp developer (like building a wallet, portfolio tracker, lending protocol, etc.), here’s how to integrate flashHYPE:

Wallets/Portfolio Apps: Add flashHYPE as a recognized token (using its contract address and symbol). Because it’s yield-bearing, you might want to display not just the balance but the underlying HYPE equivalent or the APY.
DeFi Protocols: If listing flashHYPE in your lending/AMM platform, treat it as you would any major token, but be mindful of its nature:
- For lending, consider that flashHYPE’s value is stable and increasing. It could be good collateral (since it’s unlikely to suddenly drop in value; worst case, slashing could slightly reduce its backing, but that risk is minor). You might opt to integrate by one of our oracles, which includes Pyth and RedStone.
- For AMMs, just create a pool like any other token. Users will arbitrage it to keep the price equal to the redemption value. If using a stable-swap AMM (since flashHYPE ~ HYPE), that can minimize slippage for trading between them.
DApps built by Validators (Community Code Integration): If you are a validator operator and want to integrate HyperFlash staking on your own website (to leverage your community code incentive), you can do so by calling the stakeWithCode function mentioned above. Essentially, your front-end can let a user stake directly through your interface; under the hood it sends the transaction to HyperFlash’s contract with your unique code. This way, the user experience is branded for your service, but the funds still flow into HyperFlash (and you get the delegation credit).

Last updated 21 days ago

If you are a dApp developer (like building a wallet, portfolio tracker, lending protocol, etc.), here’s how to integrate flashHYPE:

Wallets/Portfolio Apps: Add flashHYPE as a recognized token (using its contract address and symbol). Because it’s yield-bearing, you might want to display not just the balance but the underlying HYPE equivalent or the APY.
DeFi Protocols: If listing flashHYPE in your lending/AMM platform, treat it as you would any major token, but be mindful of its nature:
- For lending, consider that flashHYPE’s value is stable and increasing. It could be good collateral (since it’s unlikely to suddenly drop in value; worst case, slashing could slightly reduce its backing, but that risk is minor). You might opt to integrate by one of our oracles, which includes Pyth and RedStone.
- For AMMs, just create a pool like any other token. Users will arbitrage it to keep the price equal to the redemption value. If using a stable-swap AMM (since flashHYPE ~ HYPE), that can minimize slippage for trading between them.
DApps built by Validators (Community Code Integration): If you are a validator operator and want to integrate HyperFlash staking on your own website (to leverage your community code incentive), you can do so by calling the stakeWithCode function mentioned above. Essentially, your front-end can let a user stake directly through your interface; under the hood it sends the transaction to HyperFlash’s contract with your unique code. This way, the user experience is branded for your service, but the funds still flow into HyperFlash (and you get the delegation credit).

Last updated 21 days ago