Pick the other side
Choose which assets to short against a position and how much weight each one carries. A long on one coin can be hedged with a basket of the coins that move with it.
Amaranth puts a perp hedge on your loan. Borrow against your HYPE, switch the hedge on, and the protocol shorts your collateral on HyperCore, so when price falls, the short pays for it.
You borrowed against your HYPE. On an ordinary lending market, one deep drop and your collateral is sold to repay the loan.
Turn on the hedge and Amaranth opens a matching short in a HyperCore account the protocol controls. What your collateral loses, its reflection gains back.
The amaranth grows in the Elysian fields and never wilts. Neither should your loan. Hedged borrowing starts on the leading HyperEVM lenders, then Amaranth's own markets open on Elysium.
Lending has always had one fear. A single red candle, and everything you put up is gone. Amaranth was planted to take that fear away.
Amaranth starts as a hedge on top of HyperEVM's largest lenders, so there is deep liquidity from day one. Then Amaranth's own markets open on Elysium, where lenders supply directly and the hedged share of a loan earns a higher limit.
Your collateral sits in the lending market. Its mirror, a short of the same size, lives in a HyperCore account that Amaranth controls. Your position counts both.
Put up 1,000 HYPE at $10, so $10,000 of collateral.
Pick a ratio. At 100%, Amaranth shorts 1,000 HYPE on HyperCore, with the margin paid from your own loan.
Collateral loses $4,000, the short gains $4,000, and your position is still worth about $10,000.
Keepers use the short's profit to pay down your loan. When price rises, they top up its margin instead.
The more of your collateral you hedge, the further price has to fall before your loan is at risk. Fully hedged, price alone can't reach it.
Lower on the line means price has to fall further before the loan is at risk.
If the short sat in your own account, lenders could never reach it. So every hedged loan gets its own HyperCore account, owned by an Amaranth contract.
The market counts that account's equity whenever it checks your health, and on liquidation it can close the short and bring the equity home. That is what lets the hedge protect the loan, and in Amaranth markets, earn it a higher limit. The hedge removes price risk; it adds venue and execution risk, and we price that in.
Contracts that own HyperCore accounts, open and close shorts, move margin and read positions, built and tested on HyperEVM first.
A hedge on top of HyperEVM's leading lenders. Deep liquidity from day one, HYPE first, with small caps.
Lend directly, borrow against HYPE and kHYPE, isolated markets and open liquidations. The hedge follows once Elysium can reach HyperCore.
Hedge baskets you weight yourself, strategies that adapt to the market, options on Derive, and an assistant that suggests the hedge.
The best hedge for a position changes with the market. Amaranth grows from one short per loan into a full kit for traders, with the choices in your hands and a recommendation beside each one.
Choose which assets to short against a position and how much weight each one carries. A long on one coin can be hedged with a basket of the coins that move with it.
Amaranth reads how assets move together, funding and volatility, then suggests the basket and size that cover your position best. The suggestion updates as conditions change.
Protect a position with options as well as perps. An assistant recommends the put or call, the strike and the expiry, and explains why before you confirm.
A fully hedged position can't be liquidated by price moves alone, as long as keepers keep the short's margin in its band. You can still be liquidated if interest builds past your limit, if funding stays negative for a long time, or if HyperCore closes the short and it isn't reopened in time.
Not yet. It launches first on HyperEVM, on top of the leading lenders there. On Elysium, Amaranth markets open at mainnet and the hedge follows once Elysium contracts can trade on HyperCore, which Kinetiq plans for about four weeks after mainnet.
At launch, from the lender your loan sits on. Amaranth opens and manages the position for you and adds the hedge on top. On Elysium, it comes from lenders who supply directly to Amaranth markets.
You do, from your own loan. The margin is borrowed alongside your loan and sent straight to your hedge account, so it adds to your debt and to your equity at the same time.
Your collateral gains and the short loses about the same amount. Keepers borrow a little more against the larger collateral to top up the short's margin, so it stays far from its own liquidation.
Elysium is Kinetiq's Layer 2 for Hyperliquid. It uses HYPE for gas, settles to HyperEVM, and is adding direct access to HyperCore, which a lending market with a built-in perp hedge needs.
One note when hedged borrowing goes live, and one when Amaranth markets open on Elysium. Nothing else.