
Buy on a beat, not on a feeling.
Put HYPE in once. Tempo buys your coin in equal parts on a schedule, every hour, every four hours or every day, and sends each buy straight to your wallet.
One buy an hour smooths the ride.
The last 24 hours of a real Elysium coin, from its hourly prices. Each bar is what 1 HYPE bought that hour: more coins when it was cheap, fewer when it ran. The average is what a Tempo plan would have paid.
Example from hourly closes, before pool fees and the 0.3% Tempo fee. Past prices say nothing about the next 24 hours.
Any coin with a HYPE pool.
KNTQ and every Elysium meme on Uniswap v4, from any launchpad, plus the KleosSwap, ElysPump and Stockium pools.
| Coin | Market cap | 24h | Volume 24h | Liquidity | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Reading the pools | |||||
Set it once. It keeps time.
What keeps each buy fair.
- Your ceiling
- Set the highest market cap you will buy at. A buy above it waits for the next interval, and the HYPE stays in the plan.
- One runner
- Only Tempo's keeper can run a buy, with a floor 2% under the price it just read, so nobody can push the pool and then trigger your buy into it.
- Leave any time
- Cancel and every HYPE not spent yet comes straight back. No lock, no penalty.
- No owner on your money
- The contract owner can only add pools and name the keeper. Nothing moves your HYPE except your buys and your cancel.
Questions
What does it cost?
0.3% of each buy, only when it runs: half pays the keeper's gas, half goes to the treasury. Plus the pool's own trading fee, as on any swap. Nothing to start or cancel.
What if the keeper stops?
Buys stop, nothing else. Your HYPE stays in your plan and cancel gives all of it back. Nobody else can run your buys.
How small can a plan be?
Any size, every 15 minutes at the fastest. Very small buys in deep pools work fine; big buys in thin pools move the price, so the ceiling is there to stop overpaying.
Is it audited?
No. The contract is tested on forks of Elysium against real pools of every venue it supports. Start with amounts you are fine to lose.