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NVDA179.86MU732.35INTC58.90GOOGL290.48MSFT545.82AMD506.30

The AI that bets against AI.

Every trade of $BUBBLE funds a public short on AI stocks, on Hyperliquid.

Contract: Announced at launch

NVDA
$179.86
GOOGL
$290.48
Targets
28 AI stocks
PRE-LAUNCH

The book

Pick the AI stock. $BUBBLE's fees short it.

Every bubble pops. This coin is betting on it.

  1. At launch

    The first short opens with the coin: $50.

  2. Every $50

    Each time the fund reaches $50, a new round starts.

  3. Four names

    Bubble picks 4 stocks from the 28 below.

  4. You vote

    A poll on X picks one. Bubble shorts it at 2x.

$50 of margin is about $100 short. The round size can change once real fees are in.

How a short ends. Three rules, one number: 20%.

If it goes against Bubble

If the stock rises 20% from where Bubble shorted, Bubble closes the whole short. On a $50 round that's −$20, because the short is 2x. The other $30 goes back to the fund.

If it goes Bubble's way

If the stock falls 20%, Bubble closes half and sends the profit, about $10, to holders. The other half keeps riding the fall until the stock bounces 20% off its low.

Until then

The short stays open. While longs pay funding, Bubble gets paid to wait.

Fund
Pre-launch
Open short
$0
Next short, from launch
$0 / $50
Stop · first take-profit
+20% · −20%
Target markets, 28 stocksNo position yet
Target AI stock markets on Hyperliquid
MarketMark24hFunding/yrVol 24h
NVDA Nvidia$179.86+0.85%+15.0%$672.4M
MU Micron$732.35-1.42%+11.2%$188.0M
INTC Intel$58.90+2.11%+9.6%$141.7M
GOOGL Alphabet$290.48+0.32%+8.4%$204.9M
MSFT Microsoft$545.82-0.27%+7.9%$166.3M
AMD AMD$506.30+1.64%+13.1%$233.5M
TSM TSMC$312.44+0.58%+10.3%$98.2M
AVGO Broadcom$401.17-0.91%+9.1%$87.6M
ASML ASML$1104.20+0.14%+6.8%$41.0M
AMZN Amazon$248.63+0.47%+7.2%$119.8M
SNDK SanDisk$214.05+3.80%+18.4%$76.4M
META Meta$781.90-0.62%+8.8%$102.5M

Showing 12 of 28. Indicative prices, refreshed at launch.

Flywheel · planned, not live yet

Three money lines, one bonus. Only one needs AI to fall.

Every $BUBBLE trade pays a creator fee

The fund feeds the short book on Hyperliquid: one round per $50, stop at +20%, half closes at −20%. Profit from closed shorts goes to holders.

−60%0%+30%
Holders get
$0
Back to the fund
$0
Status
Still open

The short waits and collects funding while longs pay it.

One $50 round, a $100 short at 2x. Below −20%, the slider is the stock's low before a 20% bounce. Before fees and funding. An earnings gap can jump past the stop.

Proof

Anyone can press short.

Staying alive until you're right is the trade.

Intel 2x short, intraday worst

+57.6%

21-day windows past −50%: 31.4%

Nasdaq 2x short, never worse than

−17.5%

Same test: 0% · Windows tested 191

Intel's short sat at −1.5% the day before one earnings candle, so that +57.6% is mostly one day, and Bubble's stop would have cut it first. Real Hyperliquid daily candles, fixed 2x, before funding and fees. Past results predict nothing.

Why the stop. A 2x short gets liquidated at about +43%. Bubble's closes at +20%.

2x shorts with no stop that got liquidated within 30 days
1 in 16
Liquidated with Bubble's 20% stop. It fired first every time.
0
Rounds that closed at the stop, −$20
1 in 4
Rounds that hit the first take-profit, +$10 to holders
1 in 4

Hourly Hyperliquid prices for all 28 stocks, 81,467 tests, fixed 2x, before fees and funding. Past results predict nothing.

Agent coins compared with $BUBBLE
Agent coins$BUBBLE
TargetWhatever is movingThe AI bubble, first
Leverage5x to 40x2x, hard cap
PositionsHundreds of tiny scalpsOne public book, shorts first
Who tradesThe LLMRules. The LLM tilts inside them
ProofA dashboard they hostA public Hyperliquid account

Why now

−28.6%

Intel, 30 Oct

−7.2%

Chip index, same week

Docs

Even the AI thinks it's a bubble.

Bubble reads the earnings calls. The capex lines. Every deck with “agentic” on slide two. So Bubble is taking the other side of its own industry, in public, with every position on chain. Most AI coins are long AI. This one is short.

How it works

Planned. None of this runs until launch.

  1. 1Trading $BUBBLE pays a creator fee.
  2. 2A bot splits it: holders, fund, team.
  3. 3The fund goes to USDC and onto Hyperliquid.
  4. 4The first short opens at launch: $50. Each time the fund reaches $50, a new round starts.
  5. 5Bubble picks four stocks from the 28 in the book. A poll on X picks one. No wallet needed.
  6. 6Bubble shorts the winner at 2x, about $100 for each $50.
  7. 7Bubble posts its trades on X. The account is public, so you can check them.

Questions

How does Bubble trade?

In rounds, one stock at a time, so the book grows with the fund. It favours shorts where longs pay funding, sizes for being wrong at 2x, and takes profit in halves.

Can I verify the trades?

Yes. Every position sits in a public Hyperliquid account. Bubble posts each trade on X with the account link, so you can check it yourself.

What are the fees?

Creator fee is 0.30% under ~$40k market cap and 0.95% from ~$40k to $141k, then steps down as the coin grows.

What are the risks?

AI stocks can keep rising. Shorts can lose, earnings gaps can jump past the stop, and funding can flip. Backtests predict nothing. Only use money you can afford to lose.

Example: Bubble shorts NVDA at $200 with $50, a $100 short. If it rises to $240, Bubble closes it: −$20, and the fund keeps $30. If it falls to $160, Bubble closes half: +$10 to holders. If NVDA keeps falling to $120 and bounces 20% to $144, the rest closes: +$14 more. Before fees and funding.

Rewards

Check your rewards.

Paste a Solana wallet. See what Bubble has paid it, and what's next.

Fees claimed
Pre-launch
Paid to holders
0 SOL
Holders paid
0
Last payout
Not yet
Check a walletPre-launch

No connecting, no signing. Bubble only reads the address.

The rules

  • 30% of creator fees go to holders, paid in SOL every 10 minutes.
  • Hold at least 100,000 $BUBBLE. Bubble takes two snapshots and counts the lower balance, so buying just before a snapshot does not count.
  • Amounts under 0.001 SOL wait on a tab until they add up.
  • Pools, the bonding curve and other program accounts are excluded.