HyperEZ — what the cards mean
HyperEZ — what the cards mean
Every number on a HyperEZ card is that coin against its own last 30 days. Never against other coins. 100% funding is wild for Bitcoin and normal for a memecoin; the card knows which.
The three cards
Crowded. Funding says nearly everyone is on one side. The card leans the other way — because a crowded trade is the one that gets squeezed.
Building. The money in the bet jumped while the price sat still. Someone is loading a position quietly. The move usually comes after.
Wakeup. The coin is doing 3x or more its normal volume with a real move. Attention arrived. Ride it with a stop; don't chase it.
The words
Perp. A bet on a coin's price that never expires. You don't own the coin. You can bet up (long) or down (short).
Long / short. Long = you profit if price rises. Short = you profit if it falls. "Lean LONG" on a card means the setup favours up.
Leverage. Borrowing to make the bet bigger. 5x: $100 of yours controls $500. Gains are 5x. Losses are 5x. HyperEZ cards cap at 5x.
Liquidation. The price where your losses eat your stake and the exchange closes you out. At 5x that's roughly a 20% move against you; at 10x about 10%. More leverage, closer liquidation.
Mark price. The exchange's fair price right now. What your position is valued at. The card's entry is the mark when it fired.
Funding. The balancing fee. Every hour, the more crowded side pays the other a small amount to keep the bet open. Longs pay when too many are long; shorts pay when too many are short. "280% a year" is prorated hourly — nobody holds a year — but it tells you the trade is stuffed one way.
Open interest (OI). How much money is in bets on that coin right now, both sides. OI up with price flat = someone is building.
Volume vs normal. Today's dollars traded against the coin's own median day over the last 30. "17x" means seventeen normal days in one.
Squeeze. What happens to a stuffed trade. Price moves against the crowd → some get liquidated → their forced exits push price further → more get liquidated. A short squeeze goes up; a long squeeze goes down.
Normal extreme. The coin's own 95th percentile over 30 days — the level it only reaches one hour in twenty. A Crowded card needs funding at least 25% beyond that.
The plan on every card
Size 2%. Risk two percent of your account on the idea. Not more.
Max 5x. Whatever the coin allows, the card never suggests above 5x.
Stop. The price where the idea is wrong and you close. 3% away for Crowded and Building, 8% for Wakeup (wakeups are wilder).
Take half at +5%. Sell half at the first target. The rest is now house money.
Trail 4%. A stop that follows price as it goes your way, four percent behind, so you keep gains without guessing the top.
"Over if…" The line that tells you the setup has ended even if your stop hasn't hit. Funding cooled, volume faded, price left the range. When it's over, it's over.
Honest bits
Cards are not advice. Every card is graded publicly on Sunday — what it did 24 and 72 hours later, wins and misses. Max 6 cards a day, and a coin gets one card a day at most. If nothing qualifies, the daily board says so instead of inventing one.