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    • What is HyperLend?
    • Why Hyperliquid EVM?
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      • ↪How to Lend on HyperLend
      • ↪ How to Borrow from HyperLend
      • ↪ How to Loop on HyperLend
      • ↪ How to Refer on HyperLend
      • ↪ How to Share your Yield in Style
      • ↪ How to Create a Proposal
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    • Core Components
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    • Oracle
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    • Tokenization
    • Fees
    • Liquidations
    • HyperLoop
    • Referrals
    • Fees and Yield
    • Liquid Perpetual Positions
    • Liquid Hyperliquidity Provider (hHLP)
    • HyperLend Architecture
  • → HYPERTRACK
    • Introduction
    • Getting Started
    • Bot Functions
      • ↪ Watch Address
      • ↪ Remove Address
      • ↪ Liquidations Alert
      • ↪ Health Factor
      • ↪ Borrow Rate
      • ↪ Advanced Approach
    • FAQ
  • → DEVELOPER DOCUMENTATION
    • Introduction
    • API
    • Data & Indexers
    • SDK
    • Contract Addresses
    • Core Pools
      • ↪ pool
      • ↪ oracles
      • ↪ interest rate strategy
      • ↪ flash-loans
    • Isolated Pools
      • ↪ overview
      • ↪ key-concepts
      • ↪ liquidations
      • ↪ interest rates
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HyperLoop

HyperLoop lets you open a leveraged loop position using any two tokens: one is supplied, one is borrowed.

  • Yield asset: The token you supply to earn interest or rewards.

  • Debt asset: The token you borrow in the looped position, which accrues interest.

When you deposit, HyperLoop uses a flashloan to instantly build your leveraged position in a single transaction. It works like this:

  1. A flashloan of the debt asset is taken.

  2. That debt token is swapped into the yield asset.

  3. The resulting yield asset is supplied as collateral.

  4. The same debt asset is then borrowed against the new collateral.

  5. The borrowed amount, along with your initial supplied funds, is used to repay the flashloan (since the collateral's LTV is less than 100%).

Note: each position is held in an isolated contract, but any points earned still accrue to the user's main address.

The entire process is completed atomically using flashloans — no manual steps or repeated cycles required — and incurs a 0.04% flashloan fee on the amount used during the transaction.

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