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This adds Afterbell (https://afterbell.pro), a Hyperliquid trading front-end for stock, index and commodity perps (HIP-3) and crypto perps, as one entry in factory/hyperliquid.ts → exportBuilderAdapterV2, market perps. No new file, no new dependency, no change to the helper.
Rate: set per order on top of Hyperliquid's own fees, published at https://afterbell.pro/fees: 0.03% standard; 0.015%, 0.01% and 0.008% from $10M, $50M and $250M of 30-day volume; 0.005% for a wallet's first 30 days; 0.04% on copied fills; 0.001% on every order until 2026-12-31.
Start: 2026-11-03, the day of the first fill carrying the code (20:16 UTC, the evening Afterbell opened). That day has no builder_fills archive file because its one fill falls after the export's daily cutoff; the first file is 2026-11-04.
Markets: perps, HIP-3 included (trade[XYZ] markets such as xyz:SP500, xyz:CL and xyz:SKHX so far). Afterbell places no spot or outcome orders, so market stays at the default.
doublecounted: true (set by the helper): these trades are already in Hyperliquid's volume and fees. Fees = Revenue = ProtocolRevenue = the builder fee only. Hyperliquid's trading fees and HIP-3 deployer fees are excluded.
Server-side wiring after merge:dimensions: { dexs: "afterbell", fees: "afterbell" } in defillama-server, the same as other builder listings. Afterbell has no TVL and is not listed on DefiLlama yet, so it needs a new protocol entry (form below).
Pre-answered
Zero days? Expected. A day with no trades through the builder code is $0, not missing data.
Fee-to-volume ratio? About 0.1 bp for now, the launch rate, which runs to 2026-12-31. After it, at most 3 bp on standard fills, less by volume tier, and 4 bp on copied fills.
Is this real usage?Not yet. Every fill that has carried this code came from one wallet, the builder address itself: our own orders. Its fill history holds 17 of them from 2026-11-03 to 2026-11-07, $0.016748 of builder fees in all, which matches the builderRewards above. We would rather the listing exist and fill in as outside traders arrive than wait for it.
Test output
Not run locally. The entry is the factory's standard builder config with nothing custom; the PR's checks run testAdapter for it.
None. Afterbell deploys no contract. Orders are signed in the trader's own wallet, or by a Hyperliquid agent key the trader approves, which can trade but cannot withdraw, and Hyperliquid executes them.
Afterbell is a Hyperliquid trading front-end for stock, index and commodity perps and crypto perps, with each stock perp read against its home exchange's session.
forkedFrom (Does your project originate from another project):
None.
methodology (what is being counted as tvl, how is tvl being calculated):
No TVL. Volume is the notional of Hyperliquid perpetual fills (HIP-3 included) that carry Afterbell's builder code. Fees, Revenue and Protocol Revenue are the builder fee those fills pay. Hyperliquid's own trading fees and HIP-3 deployer fees are excluded.
Github org/user (Optional, if your code is open source, we can track activity):
Does this project have a referral program?
Yes. A referrer earns 30% of Afterbell's builder fee on every trade by the wallets they invite, for as long as those wallets trade, paid weekly in USDC (https://afterbell.pro/docs/points).
Added support for Afterbell fee breakdowns for eligible activity starting November 3, 2026.
Walkthrough
The Hyperliquid builder configuration adds Afterbell with a builder address, start date, methodology for volume, fees, and revenue, and enabled fee breakdowns.
Adds Afterbell’s builder address and start date. The methodology describes perps volume, builder-code fees, and revenue before referral and reward payouts. Fee breakdowns are enabled.
This adds an Afterbell perps entry to the existing Hyperliquid builder configuration, reusing the standard builder adapter. The CI test failure comes from a missing indexer endpoint in the shared workflow, not from the new configuration. No concrete risk specific to this change remains.
Pre-merge checks: 12 · 3
Failed checks: 3 warnings
Check name
Status
Explanation
Resolution
Title check
The title "Add Afterbell (Hyperliquid builder code)" names the protocol and the Hyperliquid builder-code change, which matches the changeset that adds one Afterbell builder entry in factory/hyperliqui…
Rewrite the title to follow the required format, for example: "[Feat] Afterbell - Hyperliquid builder code perps listing". Use the type prefix that the repository defines for this kind of change.
Income Statement Compliance
Afterbell reports all builder fees as revenue without deducting referral commissions. The PR adds the config in factory/hyperliquid.ts:35-52. The helper returns dailyRevenue equal to dailyFees a…
Account for referral commissions as dailySupplySideRevenue and deduct them from dailyRevenue. Keep dailyFees as the full builder fee and align the methodology with the calculation.
Income Statement Balance
Afterbell's adapter reports all builder fees as revenue and protocol revenue, with no supply-side deduction. The PR says referrers earn 30% of the builder fee on invited wallets' trades. When such tra…
Account for the referrer share as dailySupplySideRevenue and subtract it from dailyRevenue and dailyProtocolRevenue for the same fee period. If the share cannot be measured, do not report the gross fee as net revenue.
Passed checks: 12 passed
Check name
Status
Explanation
Description check
The description covers most of the template. It names the protocol, gives the builder address, chain, category, methodology, oracle usage, audit status, TVL, treasury, and referral program. The social…
Docstring Coverage
No eligible functions found in the changed files. Skipping docstring coverage check. Docstring coverage is scoped to functions touched by this diff with cyclomatic complexity of at least 2. Documentat…
Linked Issues check
Check skipped because no linked issues were found for this pull request.
Out of Scope Changes check
Check skipped because no linked issues were found for this pull request.
Breakdown Methodology Check
Afterbell enables breakdownFees. The helper uses the label Hyperliquid Builder Code Fees in .add() and defines it for Fees, Revenue, and ProtocolRevenue in breakdownMethodology. The factory ex…
Version 2 Required
Afterbell exports version: 1, but it qualifies for the daily-aggregate API exception. Its start date is after the indexer cutoff, and the helper requests the indexer's daily builder summaries.
Pullhourly Required For Version 2
The new Afterbell entry uses exportBuilderAdapterV2, which returns an adapter with version: 1 in helpers/hyperliquid-v2.ts:334-335. The pullHourly requirement applies only to version 2 adapter…
Dune Adapters Are Version 1
The new Afterbell entry uses exportBuilderAdapterV2, which exports version: 1 and reads Hyperliquid indexer data or fill files, not Dune. The change adds no Dune query or date filter.
Fetchoptions Usage
The new Afterbell config uses the existing builder adapter. Its fetch function accepts one FetchOptions argument, uses that argument, and does not return a timestamp. The adapter declares `version: …
Adapter Shape
Afterbell has one start date and one Hyperliquid builder configuration. The existing helper returns chains: [CHAIN.HYPERLIQUID] with a single start.
Efficiency And Error Handling
The PR adds only an Afterbell configuration. The address and start date have source comments. It adds none of the specified inefficient call patterns or error-handling issues.
Methodology Keys
The new methodology object uses Volume, Fees, Revenue, and ProtocolRevenue. All are permitted dimension display names.
Full details: Description check
Explanation
The description covers most of the template. It names the protocol, gives the builder address, chain, category, methodology, oracle usage, audit status, TVL, treasury, and referral program. The social and listing links are provided. Missing or empty items are the CoinGecko ID, CoinMarketCap ID, Github org/user, token address (marked None), and the template's required 'Allow edits by maintainers' checkbox is noted as enabled. Most of these are optional or answered with 'None', so the description is mostly complete.
Full details: Docstring Coverage
Explanation
No eligible functions found in the changed files. Skipping docstring coverage check. Docstring coverage is scoped to functions touched by this diff with cyclomatic complexity of at least 2. Documentation-only edits and deletions within surviving functions are included; unchanged diff context and fully deleted functions are excluded. Analyzed 0 functions across 1 files.
Full details: Breakdown Methodology Check
Explanation
Afterbell enables breakdownFees. The helper uses the label Hyperliquid Builder Code Fees in .add() and defines it for Fees, Revenue, and ProtocolRevenue in breakdownMethodology. The factory exports the resulting adapter through getAdapter.
Full details: Pullhourly Required For Version 2
Explanation
The new Afterbell entry uses exportBuilderAdapterV2, which returns an adapter with version: 1 in helpers/hyperliquid-v2.ts:334-335. The pullHourly requirement applies only to version 2 adapters.
Full details: Fetchoptions Usage
Explanation
The new Afterbell config uses the existing builder adapter. Its fetch function accepts one FetchOptions argument, uses that argument, and does not return a timestamp. The adapter declares version: 1, so the v2 hourly-window rule does not apply.
Full details: Title check
Explanation
The title "Add Afterbell (Hyperliquid builder code)" names the protocol and the Hyperliquid builder-code change, which matches the changeset that adds one Afterbell builder entry in factory/hyperliquid.ts. It does not follow the required format "[type] protocol-name - description": it has no bracketed type prefix and no " - " separator. The title is related to the main change, so the content check passes, but the format requirement is not met.
Resolution
Rewrite the title to follow the required format, for example: "[Feat] Afterbell - Hyperliquid builder code perps listing". Use the type prefix that the repository defines for this kind of change.
Full details: Income Statement Compliance
Explanation
Afterbell reports all builder fees as revenue without deducting referral commissions. The PR adds the config in factory/hyperliquid.ts:35-52. The helper returns dailyRevenue equal to dailyFees and omits dailySupplySideRevenue (helpers/hyperliquid-v2.ts:339-352). The PR description states that referrers earn 30% of builder fees on invited wallets' trades. For those trades, revenue includes the referrers' share instead of only the protocol's portion.
Resolution
Account for referral commissions as dailySupplySideRevenue and deduct them from dailyRevenue. Keep dailyFees as the full builder fee and align the methodology with the calculation.
Full details: Income Statement Balance
Explanation
Afterbell's adapter reports all builder fees as revenue and protocol revenue, with no supply-side deduction. The PR says referrers earn 30% of the builder fee on invited wallets' trades. When such trades occur, the adapter will count the referrer share as protocol revenue instead of supply-side revenue. The new config uses the helper at factory/hyperliquid.ts:1713-1722; the helper clones all fees into revenue at helpers/hyperliquid-v2.ts:340-351.
Resolution
Account for the referrer share as dailySupplySideRevenue and subtract it from dailyRevenue and dailyProtocolRevenue for the same fee period. If the share cannot be measured, do not report the gross fee as net revenue.
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factory/hyperliquid.ts-36-36: 1
36-36: Major · Stability & Availability · Quick win
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Provide the indexer endpoint to the adapter check.
The Afterbell test fails with missing LLAMA_HL_INDEXER env. The workflow does not provide that variable, so the check cannot validate the new adapter. Set the endpoint for this step and rerun the check. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
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Failed pre-merge checks:
- Title check:
Rewrite the title to follow the required format, for example: "[Feat] Afterbell
- Hyperliquid builder code perps listing". Use the type prefix that the
repository defines for this kind of change.
- Income Statement Compliance:
Account for referral commissions as `dailySupplySideRevenue` and deduct them
from `dailyRevenue`. Keep `dailyFees` as the full builder fee and align the
methodology with the calculation.
- Income Statement Balance:
Account for the referrer share as dailySupplySideRevenue and subtract it from
dailyRevenue and dailyProtocolRevenue for the same fee period. If the share
cannot be measured, do not report the gross fee as net revenue.
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This adds Afterbell (https://afterbell.pro), a Hyperliquid trading front-end for stock, index and commodity perps (HIP-3) and crypto perps, as one entry in
factory/hyperliquid.ts→exportBuilderAdapterV2, marketperps. No new file, no new dependency, no change to the helper.0xda5584eb1dff6ee2ae383b077b4dca9c0df1d4f6(lowercase).VITE_BUILDER_ADDRESS;referralstate names the referrer codeAFTERBELLand reports 0.016748 USDC ofbuilderRewards(read 2026-11-08);builder_fillsarchive file because its one fill falls after the export's daily cutoff; the first file is 2026-11-04.xyz:SP500,xyz:CLandxyz:SKHXso far). Afterbell places no spot or outcome orders, somarketstays at the default.doublecounted: true(set by the helper): these trades are already in Hyperliquid's volume and fees. Fees = Revenue = ProtocolRevenue = the builder fee only. Hyperliquid's trading fees and HIP-3 deployer fees are excluded.dimensions: { dexs: "afterbell", fees: "afterbell" }in defillama-server, the same as other builder listings. Afterbell has no TVL and is not listed on DefiLlama yet, so it needs a new protocol entry (form below).Pre-answered
builderRewardsabove. We would rather the listing exist and fill in as outside traders arrive than wait for it.Test output
Not run locally. The entry is the factory's standard builder config with nothing custom; the PR's checks run
testAdapterfor it.Name (to be shown on DefiLlama):
Afterbell
Twitter Link:
https://x.com/Afterbell_pro
List of audit links if any:
None. Afterbell deploys no contract. Orders are signed in the trader's own wallet, or by a Hyperliquid agent key the trader approves, which can trade but cannot withdraw, and Hyperliquid executes them.
Website Link:
https://afterbell.pro
Logo (High resolution, will be shown with rounded borders):
https://afterbell.pro/brand/pfp-1024.png
Current TVL:
None. Afterbell holds no funds. Collateral stays in each trader's own Hyperliquid account.
Treasury Addresses (if the protocol has treasury)
None apart from the builder address above, which also pays the referral and race rewards.
Chain:
Hyperliquid L1
Coingecko ID (so your TVL can appear on Coingecko, leave empty if not listed): (https://api.coingecko.com/api/v3/coins/list)
Coinmarketcap ID (so your TVL can appear on Coinmarketcap, leave empty if not listed): (https://api.coinmarketcap.com/data-api/v3/map/all?listing_status=active,inactive,untracked&start=1&limit=10000)
Short Description (to be shown on DefiLlama):
Afterbell is a Hyperliquid trading front-end for stock, index and commodity perps and crypto perps, with each stock perp read against its home exchange's session.
Token address and ticker if any:
None.
Category (full list at https://defillama.com/categories) *Please choose only one:
Interface. Other Hyperliquid builder-code front-ends, including Proliquid, Perpex, RXN and WenLong, are listed there.
Oracle Provider(s): Specify the oracle(s) used (e.g., Chainlink, Band, API3, TWAP, etc.):
None of its own. It uses Hyperliquid's oracle and mark prices, and on HIP-3 markets the deployer's oracle.
Implementation Details: Briefly describe how the oracle is integrated into your project:
N/A. Afterbell settles nothing itself.
Documentation/Proof: Provide links to documentation or any other resources that verify the oracle's usage:
https://hyperliquid.gitbook.io/hyperliquid-docs/trading/builder-codes
forkedFrom (Does your project originate from another project):
None.
methodology (what is being counted as tvl, how is tvl being calculated):
No TVL. Volume is the notional of Hyperliquid perpetual fills (HIP-3 included) that carry Afterbell's builder code. Fees, Revenue and Protocol Revenue are the builder fee those fills pay. Hyperliquid's own trading fees and HIP-3 deployer fees are excluded.
Github org/user (Optional, if your code is open source, we can track activity):
Does this project have a referral program?
Yes. A referrer earns 30% of Afterbell's builder fee on every trade by the wallets they invite, for as long as those wallets trade, paid weekly in USDC (https://afterbell.pro/docs/points).