
Floatout
Floatout lets builders launch a branded perpetuals and prediction market DEX on Hyperliquid's order books without code or servers.

What is Floatout?
Floatout is a white-label launcher for Hyperliquid frontends. Operators sign in with email or a wallet, name the DEX, and publish it on a floatout.trade subdomain or their own domain, with Hyperliquid's perpetual markets and existing outcome markets under their own branding. Each DEX includes referral links, a public leaderboard, shareable PnL cards, and comment threads on outcome markets. Traders fund their own Hyperliquid accounts, so neither Floatout nor the operator holds trader funds. Launching is free; Floatout keeps the builder fees until the operator pays a one-time activation fee, after which the operator claims a share of builder fees through its own on-chain fee contract.
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