Launch a token by tweeting

noxa.fi is a token launchpad on Robinhood Chain. Normally you visit noxa.fi in a browser to create a token and seed it with USDG. Hyprintent removes that step: you stay on X and tweet a launch command, and Hyprintent does the on-chain work for you.

Hyprintent runs a custodial launch model. When you tweet a launch, Hyprintent pulls your seed USDG from the wallet you linked, and Hyprintent's own bot wallet deploys the token — so on-chain, Hyprintent is the token's creator. Right after deployment, every token from the create and seed buy is transferred to your wallet. Because Hyprintent is the creator, noxa.fi routes the token's creator fees to Hyprintent; Hyprintent then shares those fees with you and funds an on-chain buyback of your token.

Be clear-eyed about what this means: Hyprintent custodies funds in transit (your seed USDG and the freshly-minted tokens, briefly, as they pass through the bot wallet) and custodies the pooled creator fees until they are split and distributed. This is not a non-custodial relay. The trade-off is that you can launch and earn a fee share entirely from a tweet, without ever signing a deployment yourself.

1. Link once.At hyprintent.xyz you connect a wallet (Privy) and bind your X handle to it through an authenticated link (X OAuth / signed proof). This binding is the only thing that proves “this handle owns this wallet”.
2. Set your caps. You choose a per-trade and per-day USDG spend ceiling. Hyprintent can never pull more than that on your behalf.
3. Tweet a launch. Mention or reply to @hyprintent launch $TICK buy $AMOUNT.
4. Identity resolve. Hyprintent takes the authenticatedX handle of the tweet's author (supplied out-of-band by the verified mention listener — never parsed from the tweet body) and looks up the wallet you linked. No linked wallet → it replies “link your wallet first” and stops.
5. Pull seed USDG. $AMOUNT USDG is pulled from your linked wallet to the Hyprintent bot wallet, subject to your per-trade and per-day caps and the security guard. Over-cap or unfunded → rejected with a reply.
6. Deploy as creator. The bot wallet calls noxa.fi's create flow with your seed amount. The bot is the on-chain creator, so creator fees will accrue to it.
7. Hand tokens to you. Every token the bot wallet received from the create and seed buy is transferred to your linked wallet in the same logical operation. The launch is recorded.
8. Fees accrue, then split. As people trade your token, noxa.fi pays creator fees to Hyprintent. Fees accrue per token; once a token's accrued fees reach $25, distribution runs: 75% to you and 25% to an on-chain buy-and-burn of your token. Below $25 the fees keep accumulating until the threshold is met.

The result is a normal noxa.fi token in your wallet — tradeable on noxa.fi, in explorers, and anywhere else, with no technical lock-in to Hyprintent. What Hyprintent retains is the operator role on the creator-fee stream.

You can drive the same flow from the in-browser terminal at app.hyprintent.xyz — same identity-bound launch, same caps, same fee split, just without the tweet step. The terminal walks you through name, ticker, description, image and pair via a short wizard, then you hit Confirm and the same on-chain sequence runs.

Concretely, a launch is this sequence. Money never moves before the activity is recorded; every step fails closed.

tweet:  @hyprintent launch $HYPR buy $160

1. mention listener delivers { authorHandle (verified), text }
2. handle → store.getAccountByHandle(authorHandle)
       → launcherWallet   (else: reply "link your wallet first")
3. enforceCaps($160, launcherWallet)  +  security guard
       → ok               (else: reply "over your cap" / "blocked")
4. record pending launch { token:$HYPR, launcherWallet, handle, ts }
5. pull 160 USDG : launcherWallet ──▶ BOT_WALLET   (capped signer)
6. BOT_WALLET → noxa.fi create(token=$HYPR, seedUsdg = 160_000_000)
       BOT_WALLET is the on-chain creator
7. transfer ALL minted/seed tokens : BOT_WALLET ──▶ launcherWallet
8. finalize launch record; reply with token address + tx
9. (async, ongoing) creator-fee distribution at $25 accrued: 75% → launcher, 25% → buy-and-burn

Two properties are deliberate. First, the recipient of the tokens and of your 75% fee share is alwaysthe wallet bound to the authenticated handle — not any address written in the tweet. Second, if step 5 succeeds but step 6 reverts, the pulled seed is on a documented refund / alert path; Hyprintent does not silently keep a failed launch's seed.

A small operator note: in the terminal, there is also a user-as-creator mode where your own wallet signs the on-chain create directly (via a capped, revocable delegation) so the on-chain creator is you, not Hyprintent. In that mode steps 5 and 7 collapse — your wallet funds the seed in place and the minted tokens land on it directly. The identity binding, caps and security guard still apply identically. The fee distribution narrative above describes the Hyprintent-as-creator path; the user-as-creator path is used for specific launches where the creator role belongs to the launcher.

Wallet authentication is handled by Privy. When you sign in with X at hyprintent.xyz, Privy runs the X OAuth handshake and provisions an embedded wallet for that account automatically. The bond between your X handle and the embedded wallet is established cryptographically at the OAuth layer — there is no separate “link step” to complete.

Identity for every launch is derived solely from the Privy-verified handle attached to your session (server-side, via the Privy auth token), resolved to the embedded wallet attached to that same Privy user. The seed-debit source, the token recipient, and the 75% fee-share recipient are all the same linked wallet. Nothing in the tweet text or chat input can change any of those.

To enable the tweet flow you also authorize a capped delegated signer. It is scoped to a fixed set of actions (see the security model) and bounded by the spend caps you set. You can revoke the delegation or unlink the handle at any time from the terminal; after that, tweets can no longer trigger a launch for you.

Mention or reply to @hyprintent with:

@hyprintent launch $TICKER buy $AMOUNT
@hyprintent launch $TICKER                 # no amount → noxa.fi's minimum seed
@hyprintent buy  $AMOUNT  0xTokenAddress
@hyprintent buy  $AMOUNT  $TICKER
@hyprintent sell 100%     0xTokenAddress
@hyprintent sell 25%      $TICKER

• $AMOUNT is USDG — noxa.fi settles in USDG with 6 decimals.
• launch with no buy uses the on-chain minimum seed.
• sell accepts a percentage of your balance or an absolute token amount.
• The tweet text only ever supplies the ticker, amount, and action. It can never supply a destination address, a different wallet, or a different recipient — those come from your linked identity, not the text.
• Ambiguous, unsupported, or out-of-cap commands are rejected with a reply — never guessed.

noxa.fi pays a creator-fee share of every trade to the token's on-chain creator. Because Hyprintent's bot wallet is the creator of tokens it launches, those creator fees are paid to Hyprintent and pooled there until they are split.

Fees accrue per token in the pool. Once a token's accrued creator fees reach $25 USDG, distribution can run for that token and splits the accrued amount:

accrued creator fees ≥ $25   →  distribute:
  75%  →  launcher wallet           (your share, paid to you in USDG)
  25%  →  buy $TOKEN on-chain, burn (buy-and-burn of YOUR token)

Below $25 the fees keep accumulating until the threshold
is met — no partial distributions, no cumulative
double-counting.

The 75% is paid to the same wallet bound to your authenticated handle. The 25% buy-and-burn buys your token on-chain and burns what it buys, removing supply. Hyprintent keeps no percentage of your trade fees in this phase — its only charge is a flat $0.50 USDG per launch, paid once at launch, which funds the treasury and operations. The $25 threshold and the 75 / 25 split are configured by Hyprintent and may change for future launches. (On Hyprintent's own launchpad, planned for a later phase, the split becomes 57% to the launcher / 43% to Hyprintent.)

The buy-and-burn applies to every launched token, with no exception, including $HYPR. There is no guarantee a token earns any creator fees, reaches the threshold, or that a buyback meaningfully affects price. If a token never trades, there is nothing to split.

A new token launches straight into a live pool: noxa.fi deploys a standard token and seeds it with locked liquidity, so it is tradeable from launch. The seed buy bundled into your launch executes in the deployment transaction, and quotes are computed on-chain so a preview matches execution within slippage.

“Graduation” is a milestone, not a migration: the liquidity stays locked in place and the token keeps trading in the same pool. Reaching noxa.fi's graduation threshold signals momentum — your custody of the token itself is never affected.

The creator share of trading fees is noxa.fi's share to the creator (Hyprintent). Of the creator fees Hyprintent collects, 75% is distributed to you and 25% funds an on-chain buy-and-burn of your token, once a token's accrued fees reach $25. Hyprintent keeps no percentage of your trade fees — its only charge is the flat $0.50-per-launch platform fee. You always pay noxa.fi's trading fee and Robinhood gas on trades.

Because Hyprintent (not you) is the on-chain creator, the old “the bot only ever touches the tagging user's own wallet” guarantee no longer holds. It is replaced by these invariants:

• Identity binding. The launcher wallet, the seed-debit source, the token recipient, and the 75% fee recipient are all derived solely from the wallet bound to the authenticatedX handle of the tweet's author — never from the tweet text or any field in it.
• No tweet-driven fund destinations. Any address that appears in tweet text is ignored. There is no way to make a launch send tokens or funds to an attacker-supplied address.
• Spend caps. The seed pull is bounded by your per-trade and per-day USDG ceilings. Over-cap commands are rejected, not clamped silently.
• Closed action set. The delegated signer may only: transfer/approve USDG for the seed pull, call noxa.fi create, transfer the launched token to you, and perform the buyback (buy + burn). No arbitrary calldata, no arbitrary recipients.
• Fail closed. Pending activity is recorded before any money moves. On a partial failure (e.g. seed pulled but deploy reverts) the seed is on a documented refund / alert path — never silently kept.
• Revocable. Unlink your handle or revoke the delegation any time from the terminal; tweets can no longer launch for you afterwards.

Hyprintent is not non-custodial. There are two custodial windows you should understand:

• Funds in transit. During a launch, your seed USDG is pulled to Hyprintent's bot wallet and the freshly-created tokens are received by that bot wallet before being forwarded to you. For that brief window Hyprintent controls those assets.
• Pooled creator fees. noxa.fi pays creator fees to Hyprintent's wallet on an ongoing basis. Hyprintent holds them until a token's accrued fees reach $25, then distributes your 75% and funds the 25% buy-and-burn.

Your private keys are never uploaded — wallet signing is via Privy and the capped delegated signer. But the seed value, the launched tokens in transit, and the pooled fee stream do pass through, or sit in, infrastructure Hyprintent controls. You are trusting Hyprintent to forward tokens, honor the split, and run the buyback. This is a deliberate trade-off for being able to launch and earn purely from a tweet; decide accordingly.

All on-chain actions execute against noxa.fi's deployed contracts on Robinhood Chain (verified on-chain):

• Chain: Robinhood Chain, chain ID 4663
• RPC: https://rpc.mainnet.chain.robinhood.com
• Gas token: ETH (18 decimals)
• Settlement asset: USDG (6 decimals)
• noxa.fi tokens: 18 decimals

• app.hyprintent.xyz — the Hyprintent terminal: link your wallet, bind your X handle, set spend caps, manage and revoke the delegation.
• docs.hyprintent.xyz — these docs.

The terminal and the docs are served on their own subdomains; the canonical home of this page is https://hyprintent.xyz/docs.

Is Hyprintent non-custodial? No. Hyprintent custodies your seed USDG and the launched tokens while they are in transit through the bot wallet, and custodies the pooled creator fees until each distribution. Your private keys are not uploaded, but funds do pass through Hyprintent.

Who actually creates the token on-chain? Hyprintent's bot wallet. It is the on-chain creator, which is why noxa.fi pays the creator fees to Hyprintent. All launched and seed tokens are then sent to your linked wallet.

How and when do I get my 75%? Creator fees accrue per token. Once your token's accrued fees reach $25, distribution runs: 75% in USDG to your linked wallet, 25% to an on-chain buy-and-burn of your token. Below $25 the fees keep accumulating. No trading activity means no fees and nothing to split.

Can a tweet make Hyprintent send my tokens or funds somewhere else? No. The recipient is always the wallet bound to your authenticated X handle. Any address written in a tweet is ignored.

Can someone launch using my handle? Only the authenticated author of the tweet is used, resolved against the wallet you linked through an authenticated step. Typing your handle into a tweet does nothing.

Do I have to use the website? Only once, to connect your wallet, bind your handle, and set caps. After that you launch and trade from X.

Is the token “a Hyprintent token”? Technically it is a standard noxa.fi token, tradeable anywhere. The one ongoing relationship is that Hyprintent is its on-chain creator and runs the fee split and buyback.

Which wallets work? Any EVM wallet supported by Privy on Robinhood Chain, including embedded wallets created at sign-in.

• Launcher wallet — the wallet bound to your authenticated X handle; the seed source, the token recipient, and the 75% recipient.
• Bot wallet— Hyprintent's operational wallet that deploys the token (the on-chain creator) and receives noxa.fi creator fees.
• Creator fees— the share of noxa.fi trading fees paid to a token's on-chain creator. For Hyprintent launches that is Hyprintent.
• Distribution threshold — the accrued-fee level ($25) a token must reach before its pooled creator fees are distributed (75% / 25%); below it, fees keep accumulating.
• Buy-and-burn— using 25% of a token's accrued creator fees to buy your token on-chain and burn it, removing supply.
• Locked liquidity — noxa.fi seeds each launch with liquidity that stays locked, so the token trades in a live pool from launch.
• Graduation — a momentum milestone reached as net buys accumulate; the liquidity stays locked in place (a milestone, not a migration).
• Seed buy— the initial buy bundled into deployment (noxa.fi's minimum), paid from your linked wallet.
• Delegated signer — a scoped, revocable, capped authorization letting Hyprintent perform only the closed action set on your behalf.
• Locker— noxa.fi's contract that keeps each launch's liquidity locked in place.

Newly-launched tokens are extremely volatile and frequently go to zero. You can lose your entire deposit. Automated, tweet-triggered launching amplifies both speed and risk. Hyprintent provides software, not financial advice, and makes no guarantee of profit, liquidity, execution price, that any token will earn creator fees, reach the distribution threshold, that a buyback occurs or affects price, or that any token will graduate or succeed.

Hyprintent is custodial in transit: your seed USDG and the launched tokens pass through Hyprintent's bot wallet, and the creator fees noxa.fi pays are pooled and held by Hyprintent until they are distributed. The 75% launcher share and the 25% buy-and-burn are a discretionary revenue-share program operated by Hyprintent, configurable and not contractually guaranteed; the flat $0.50-per-launch platform fee is non-refundable. The operator may be subject to legal, regulatory, or technical constraints that affect availability or distributions.

You are solely responsible for the commands you tweet, the caps you set, and the funds in your wallet. Use at your own risk.

Where Hyprintent is and where it's going. The standalone version of this page lives at hyprintent.xyz/roadmap — same content, more visual treatment.

▶ Phase 1 · now — Terminal launches. Open the dashboard at app.hyprintent.xyz, type your launch intent in the chat, sign with your wallet, and you're live on noxa.fi. The bot walks you through ticker, name, description, image, and seed amount — one preview, one confirm, on-chain. Multi-session chat history, your launches surface in /launches, your holdings in /positions.

↗ Phase 2 · right after — X tweet mechanism. Tweet @hyprintent launch $TICKER buy $20 from a verified X handle and we handle the rest — capped, X-verified, custodial in transit. The bot wallet deploys, tokens land in your wallet, attribution is store-side via your linked handle. The grammar is documented in §06.

What follows after the tweet flow, roughly in that order:

• PnL tracking. Realized + unrealized P&L per position, cost basis recomputed from on-chain trades, plus a wallet-level summary so you can see whether your launchpad activity is net green.
• Orders. Limit + stop orders, scheduled buys/sells, and a real order book inside the terminal — no more babysitting the chat to catch a price.
• Automations. Rules that fire on conditions you set — price targets, market-cap milestones, a mention of your ticker, a time of day. Your strategy, your triggers, our execution.
• Apps. First-party integrations with partners across the Robinhood community — vetted protocols, tools, and data sources you can add to your terminal as named app tiles.
• Public terminal. A read-and-trade UI for every token launched through Hyprintent. Anyone can pull up a token, see its stats, and trade it from our terminal — using their own connected wallet, not a custodial path.
• Fee distribution payouts. Automated 75% payouts to launchers once a token's accrued creator fees reach $25, plus the matching 25% on-chain buy-and-burn of your token. Settled on-chain / by an async worker — you don't sign anything.
• Live fees tracker. A public dashboard of creator fees across every token on noxa.fi, with a filter for tokens launched via Hyprintent. Sort by recent earnings, lifetime earnings, mcap, distribution progress.
• MCP integrations. Launch and trade by chatting from WhatsApp, Telegram, and Discord — Hyprintent runs as a Model Context Protocol endpoint your messaging client talks to. Same intents, same caps, different surface.

Endgame: our own launchpad with better economics for token creators. Same custodial-in-transit / non-custodial-trade pattern, no third-party launchpad in the loop.