An investor opens a pool: a contract with its own HyperCore account, holding the capital and the rules (daily loss, drawdown, leverage, allowed perps). A trader, a person or an AI agent, pays for a challenge and trades from a separate account without ever holding the signing key. Anyone can call the contract to stop an account that broke a rule, or to move on a trader who reached the target. The team states the code is unaudited.

On ElysiumNothing on the Elysium testnet yet: its contracts run on Hyperliquid testnet (chain 998), with mock USDC. Its X account named Elysium as its next stop on Oct 23. The team says it will deploy an Elysium version once HyperCore precompiles and CoreWriter, which its pools depend on, are available there.