> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.div.fun/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.div.fun/introduction.md). # Introduction div.fun is a dividend-token launchpad on HyperEVM. Tokens launched on div.fun are ERC-20s that pay their holders real dividends. A share of every trade is collected on-chain and distributed to holders in a reward asset the creator chooses at launch — HYPE, a stablecoin such as USDC, or a tokenized stock such as QQQ. Holders do not stake, lock, or claim. Dividends are pushed directly to their wallets. This is the difference between div.fun and a standard launchpad. A token here is not only a price to trade; it is a claim on the trading activity of that token. The more a token is traded, the more its holders are paid, in an asset they can recognize on their balance sheet. ### What you can do * **Trade tokens that pay you to hold them.** Browse the board, read each token's live dividend history, and buy the ones that are actually distributing. * **Receive dividends automatically.** Hold an eligible balance and the reward asset arrives in your wallet. There is nothing to claim. * **Launch a dividend token.** Choose a name, a reward asset, and a launch mode, and deploy a token whose trading volume streams back to its holders. ### How it fits HyperEVM div.fun is built on [HyperEVM](https://hyperliquid.gitbook.io/hyperliquid-docs), the EVM layer of Hyperliquid. Tokens trade on a bonding curve and graduate to a HyperSwap V2 pool. Reward assets are real HyperEVM tokens, and tokenized-stock dividends settle through HyperCore, Hyperliquid's spot order book. The product speaks the vocabulary of the Hyperliquid trader: order books, curves, candles, and honest numbers. ### Read next * [How div.fun works](/getting-started/how-div.fun-works.md) — the lifecycle of a token, end to end. * [Dividend tokens](/core-concepts/dividend-tokens.md) — what a div.fun token is and how it pays. * [Launching a token](/for-creators/launching-a-token.md) — deploy your own dividend token. > div.fun pays dividends from real trading volume. It does not promise a yield, a return, or a fixed rate. What a token pays depends on how much it is traded and what its creator configured. Read the numbers, not the marketing. div.fun is a dividend-token launchpad on HyperEVM. Tokens launched on div.fun are ERC-20s that pay their holders real dividends. A share of every trade is collected on-chain and distributed to holders in a reward asset the creator chooses at launch — HYPE, a stablecoin such as USDC, or a tokenized stock such as QQQ. Holders do not stake, lock, or claim. Dividends are pushed directly to their wallets. This is the difference between div.fun and a standard launchpad. A token here is not only a price to trade; it is a claim on the trading activity of that token. The more a token is traded, the more its holders are paid, in an asset they can recognize on their balance sheet. ### What you can do * **Trade tokens that pay you to hold them.** Browse the board, read each token's live dividend history, and buy the ones that are actually distributing. * **Receive dividends automatically.** Hold an eligible balance and the reward asset arrives in your wallet. There is nothing to claim. * **Launch a dividend token.** Choose a name, a reward asset, and a launch mode, and deploy a token whose trading volume streams back to its holders. ### How it fits HyperEVM div.fun is built on [HyperEVM](https://hyperliquid.gitbook.io/hyperliquid-docs), the EVM layer of Hyperliquid. Tokens trade on a bonding curve and graduate to a HyperSwap V2 pool. Reward assets are real HyperEVM tokens, and tokenized-stock dividends settle through HyperCore, Hyperliquid's spot order book. The product speaks the vocabulary of the Hyperliquid trader: order books, curves, candles, and honest numbers. ### Read next * [How div.fun works](/getting-started/how-div.fun-works.md) — the lifecycle of a token, end to end. * [Dividend tokens](/core-concepts/dividend-tokens.md) — what a div.fun token is and how it pays. * [Launching a token](/for-creators/launching-a-token.md) — deploy your own dividend token. > div.fun pays dividends from real trading volume. It does not promise a yield, a return, or a fixed rate. What a token pays depends on how much it is traded and what its creator configured. Read the numbers, not the marketing. --- # Agent Instructions This documentation is published with GitBook. GitBook is the documentation platform designed so that both humans and AI agents can read, navigate, and reason over technical content effectively. 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