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Form limits

Reverts

Known limits

  • The hook supports dynamic and MEV-tax fee modes and staged parameter changes; Liqio launches use the flat fee and send those settings as zero.
  • The fee quoted by feeBpsNow and shown on the site assumes a priority fee of at most 1 gwei. A transaction with a larger tip pays the priority-fee surcharge on top.
  • A stock-paired coin's USD price depends on the wrapped xStock's HyperCore oracle price, which follows NYSE hours while the pool trades at any hour, and on the wrapper's share ratio, which the oracle reads live from the token (so the price is a little above the stock's and rises slowly).
  • Trading a stock-paired coin in HYPE passes through the stock's pool against WHYPE; its depth bounds how much can be traded at once without large slippage. A stock with no route (wMUx, wSKHYx, wQQQx) has no HYPE trading and no dev buy.
  • A launch reads the oracle once; a pair that is not in the oracle's list, fixed at deployment, cannot be launched against (NoPrice). Adding a pair means a new Liqio version with its own factory and oracle; coins on an older version keep trading there.
  • The max-wallet ledger counts per tx.origin, so a smart wallet relayed through a shared bundler shares that bundler's allowance for the window.
  • Holder rewards are only recorded for the balances held when a push happens. Coins bought after a push earn from the next one.
  • The launch sends a minimum pair amount of 0 for the dev-buy conversion, so a stock- or USDC-pair dev buy accepts whatever the route returns in that block.
  • The contracts hold no listing flag. If the website ever filters what it shows, that is an off-chain choice of the website and changes nothing on chain: the coin page and the pool keep working.
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