WAR.MARKET
A weekend demo: one-click macro baskets on Hyperliquid. Pick a thesis — Taiwan invasion, oil shock, AI collapse — set size and leverage, fire the whole basket in one click instead of legging it by hand.
The global tension terminal.
Global risk moves as one system. Execution doesn't. A single macro shock can hit chips, energy, FX, and beta at once — but most traders still build that exposure leg by leg across fragmented venues.
WAR.MARKET packages a thesis — Taiwan invasion, say — into a ready-to-trade long/short basket. Pick the view, set size and leverage. The whole structure routes through Pear Protocol and settles on Hyperliquid.
Four steps, one trade.
Built thin, on top of two real protocols.
A weekend build that won, then stayed online.
WAR.MARKET was built at the Hyperliquid London Community Hackathon (Encode Club) — a single-weekend demo of how HIP-3, plus a routing layer like Pear, collapses a multi-leg macro view into one click. It won the build category and stayed online as a working reference, not a separate product.
Same question as the rest of this site: what HIP-3 unlocks once the execution layer catches up. Compost is the deposit side. WAR.MARKET is the trading side.
A live hackathon build, not an audited product. Use small sizes, verify every position on Hyperliquid directly, and treat it as a UX reference for how HIP-3 baskets could be packaged — not a recommendation to size into one.