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About
Lose a trade, own a piece of the vault: cashback comes as $COPIUM, shares of the pool you traded against, while $COPE holders own and run the protocol.
Degen perp traders want extreme leverage, and the market has no good place for it. Hyperliquid stops at 40x, and Solana perps stop well below 1000x. On order-book venues, fees are charged on position size: at 1000x, a 0.045% taker fee costs about 45% of the margin just to open, plus funding and slippage. When the trade loses, which most do, the trader gets nothing back.
The one venue that offered 1000x, Papertrade on HyperEVM, proved the demand with $62.1M in fees in its first 13 days. It also showed what breaks. Small trades waited in a relayer queue behind large ones, so fills were slow and prices uncertain. Prices came from a single venue's best bid and offer, a manipulation vector. There were no limit orders, no take profit and no stop loss, so every position had to be watched by hand. The token minted from losses was not liquid, and the dev share of fees went to the team rather than to first believer and team.
Degen perp traders on Solana, and the platforms that build on Cope through builder codes.
1000x with no funding or slippage, and up to 20% of every loss comes back as pool shares.
Papertrade, the same model on HyperEVM, made $62.1M in fees in 13 days (DefiLlama, 2026-10-22). $5M went to its team; on Cope that share goes to the DAO.
In October 2026 Papertrade proved the demand. It also exposed two flaws. The chain: small trades queued behind large ones, with no limit orders or stops. The tokenomics weren't sustainable: the token wasn't liquid. Cope rebuilds it on Solana with sub-second fills and a more sustainable approach to tokenomics.
Not live yet. The Solana program goes to devnet at the begining of november 2026. Mainnet is planned before the end of November 2026. The landing page and full docs are public.
Cope protocol
Perps engine up to 1000x with limit, TP and SL, Pyth oracle, usdV vault with liquid $COPIUM cashback, session keys and gasless relayer. Devnet end of October.
Builder codes and referrals
Builder codes let platforms list Cope markets and share the fees; referral codes pay 10% of treasury fees. Both on chain from launch.
$COPE staking
Staking tiers for up to 1.2x cashback and a win fee as low as 2.0%.
Of the $50,000 goal, 20% ($10,000) seeds the token's liquidity and 80% ($40,000) goes to the company treasury, spent under a public cap of $5,000 per month.
Each month: about $3,000 for infrastructure, of which $2,500 is the Pyth price feed and the rest Solana RPC, the relayer that pays traders' gas, and hosting; $1,000 to Spark for advisory and launch ops (Raise support, branding, comm, go to market and partnerships support); and $1,000 kept as a buffer for unexpected costs.
The founders take no salary at the beginning (Once the protocol live - first revenue generated they will ask by a proposal). They are paid only through the performance package, which unlocks if the token price multiplies for backers (depending how it goes a proposal to remove the 18months unlock may happen).
The first 3 months, $15,000 or 30% of the raise, fund devnet, mainnet and the first months of trading. After that, revenue and token price are reviewed. If Cope protocol is not working, a liquidation proposal returns the remaining treasury, about $35,000, to backers.
Devnet
The full protocol on Solana devnet, open to backers and testers with test funds.
Mainnet launch
Trading opens at up to 1000x, $COPIUM cashback, builder codes and referrals live on chain.
First partners
First platforms and front-ends route their traders to Cope markets through builder codes.
3-month review
Revenue and token price reviewed against the plan; continue or return the treasury to backers.
Papertrade's launch won't repeat
Papertrade's $62.1M in fees came from a launch frenzy and its tokenomics proved unsustainable. Cope's are built to last, so less speculative: expect less hype than Papertrade got.
No external audit before mainnet
The program will not be audited by a third party at launch; no audit is budgeted. A bug in the vault, oracle checks or payout queue could cost traders and vault depositors their funds.
The vault can run short
If traders win more than the vault holds, profits wait in a first-in, first-out queue, fees pause and withdrawals stop until it clears. A long streak of winners could freeze payouts for a while.
An experimental model
Cope learns from Papertrade, but the model is new and parameters, tokenomics and features may change before and after mainnet. If it does not work within 3 months, the treasury left is returned to backers.
1000x will attract attackers
1000x leverage on chain has never been done, and it will draw people trying to break it: oracle manipulation, latency games, edge cases in liquidations. Expect the protocol to be stress-tested hard at launch; a successful attack could drain the vault.
Start where the demand already is: Papertrade traders who want 1000x without the queue, and Solana degens who already trade high leverage. Growth then comes from strategic partners in the Solana ecosystem, and from a product traders actually enjoy: one-click 1000x, and a loss that pays something back. Three loops do the distribution. Referrals pay 10% of the treasury's fees on every trade a friend makes. Builder codes let bots, Telegram front-ends and other platforms list Cope markets and share the fees. Cashback in $COPIUM turns every losing trader into a vault holder. None of this works without a model that holds up, so the pool keeps a positive edge at every leverage and fees go to the DAO.
How Cope fixes what broke on Papertrade: 1 - Solana: no relayer queue, sub-second fills, limit, TP and SL. 2 - Pyth oracle, aggregated from many sources, so there is no single-venue BBO to manipulate. 3 - $COPIUM cashback is liquid from minute one: hold it, or burn it for $USD. Anyone can deposit and join the house. 4 - Builder codes and referrals on chain 5 - Protocol fees go to the $COPE DAO, not a dev team.
0xDub
Founder/CEO
0xSango
Co-founder/CTO
Spark
Advisor
Founder/CEO
Contract
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