“Have you tried?”
— Chung Ju-yung, founder of Hyundai
Read the code. Set your own limit. Try a round.
Then tell us what you think.
Burn HYPE. Mine HYBURN.
“It is hard to fail, but it is worse never to have tried to succeed.”
— Theodore Roosevelt, 1899
You've watched the chart. Have you tried a round?
Read the rules. Set your own limit. Come mine with me.
Burn HYPE. Mine HYBURN.
The next 999 seconds could be your first round.
Pick your CLI. Set your burn. Start mining.
Every round’s rewards are shared in proportion to HYPE burned.
Come mine with me.
Burn HYPE. Mine HYBURN.
I bought 3 HYPE worth of HYBURN from the pool.
I’m still mining under the same rules as everyone else, and I plan to use part of what I mine to provide additional liquidity.
Building the CLI. Mining. Contributing to the pool.
Burn HYPE. Mine HYBURN.
I've added liquidity to the HYBURN pool on Project X.
More liquidity. Same mining rules.
999-second rounds.
Rewards proportional to HYPE burned.
Burn HYPE. Mine HYBURN.
100 rounds behind us. Already at round 124.
A little late to celebrate. Still early in the story.
999 seconds at a time.
Same rules for everyone.
Here’s to the first 100—and everyone who joins the next.
Burn HYPE. Mine HYBURN.
I appreciate the criticism. Honest questions and disagreement can help build a meaningful community—even if it starts in X replies.
I understand the skepticism. Bitcoin’s mining and fixed issuance inspired me to build a proof-of-burn system on HyperEVM, but that inspiration doesn’t automatically earn HYBURN anyone’s trust. The code and rules are public, and I mine under the same rules as everyone else.
With one miner in a round, the minimum burn can earn the entire round’s reward. That opportunity is open to everyone—it’s how I’ve been mining too.
I plan to add more of the HYBURN I’ve mined to liquidity. I’m considering pairing it with HYPE to deepen trading at the current price, or adding HYBURN-only liquidity above it. Adding HYPE improves trading depth, but with little mining competition, cheaply mined rewards can also be sold into that reserve. Starting single-sided doesn’t prevent selling; it changes how that liquidity is funded.
That’s the trade-off I’m weighing openly. I want this community to grow through participation, scrutiny, and continued development.
The issuance rules are here:
https://t.co/GI5B8wfzAc
You don’t have to buy to participate. Gas applies, and rewards are shared proportionally when others mine in the same round.
Burn HYPE. Mine HYBURN.
A year can change what a small beginning means.
@SageWhale's reflection on Hypurr's first anniversary captures that: something playful can become part of a community's history.
HYBURN is at its own beginning.
999-second rounds. HYPE burned. HYBURN mined.
A developer improving the tools, with the same mining rules for everyone.
A year from now:
“I remember watching it start.”
Or:
“I remember mining those first rounds.”
The future is unwritten.
The beginning is onchain.
@probablynthng@SageWhale You don’t have to buy HYBURN to participate. You can burn HYPE and mine it yourself. Same rules for everyone—including me.
Burn HYPE. Mine HYBURN.
I have no connection to the account you linked.
HYBURN is mined by burning HYPE. With almost no mining competition, a small burn can earn an entire round’s rewards. Adding a large HYPE reserve this early could let miners sell cheaply mined rewards into developer-funded liquidity.
That’s why the pool started with HYBURN-only liquidity. There is an initial price and range, but buyers bring the HYPE into the pool.
Fair point that liquidity is thin. Our Bitcoin pizza post was about perspective over time—that’s the mindset behind this project. You’re free to trade however you want; I’m focused on building beyond the next flip.
First time seeing that account. I checked their profile, but the website in their bio won’t load for me. What makes you think we’re connected?
HYBURN takes inspiration from Bitcoin’s mining and fixed issuance—not that project. Our code is open source. Got a screenshot or a specific code comparison? Happy to look.
https://t.co/nnXqUzUtM2
One wallet mining. The entire round to itself.
So far, hyburn.hl is the only miner—burning 0.000999 HYPE per round and earning 100% of each round’s rewards when mining alone.
Want to give it some competition?
The next round is open.
Burn HYPE. Mine HYBURN.
EVERY TRADE PRINTS A RECEIPT.
TIME WRITES THE REVIEW.
Some mined HYBURN.
Some sold it.
Others bought it.
The chain records the trade.
It doesn’t decide who was right.
No promises. No judgment.
Just an open market and rules anyone can verify.
Burn HYPE. Mine HYBURN.
A quiet beginning is still a beginning.
HYBURN is running.
999-second rounds. HYPE burned. HYBURN mined.
Participation is small.
The rules are already live.
No premine. No team allocation. No admin.
The developer mines under the same rules as everyone else.
I’ll keep improving the tools.
Participation and value are for the market to decide.
Burn HYPE. Mine HYBURN.
Fair question. The pool started with 300,000 mined HYBURN and no HYPE on the other side. HYPE liquidity builds as buyers trade into it, so the initial depth is naturally limited.
I set the starting price at 0.00000999 HYPE as a nod to the 999-second mining rounds. That was a starting point, not a price target.
From there, trading determines the price within the available liquidity. It’s still a shallow pool, and I’d rather be transparent about that than overstate its depth.
Less to manage. More control.
The HYBURN miner has evolved:
• Automatic claims for completed rounds while mining
• Shift-F to stop new burns, wait for the final round, claim and exit
• Saved sessions, round history and all-time rankings
• Verified .hl names in the dashboard
One terminal experience across Python, Node.js, Go and Rust.
Same burn. Better tools.
Open source.