Read the market's pulse. Catch the cascade.
Quasar is the early-warning system for Hyperliquid. It watches every open position, leverage level and liquidation price, models how a shock would spread, and publishes one on-chain risk score — before the dominoes fall.
When the core shakes,
everything shakes.
Hyperliquid runs on a single, transparent order book — with leverage up to 50x and liquidity that thins fast on the wrong day. A price shock forces liquidations, forced selling moves the price, and that move forces the next round.
Every lending market, vault and stablecoin on HyperEVM liquidates against that same book. So a tremor at the core doesn't stay at the core — it propagates through the whole ecosystem. Today, protocols meet that risk with static, blind parameters. They don't see the cascade coming; they absorb it.
- A shock hits — say BTC −8% in minutes.
- Clustered liquidations fire and sell into the book.
- The price drops further, triggering the next tier.
- The loop compounds — a cascade.
Read. Simulate. Publish.
Hyperliquid makes the whole market legible — every position, price and book level, on-chain. Quasar turns that transparency into foresight, every block.
Ingest the whole book
Open positions, aggregate leverage, stacked liquidation prices, funding, open interest and real order-book depth — read directly on-chain, no sampling.
Model the cascade
An AI model runs shock scenarios against the real position map: what liquidates, how much depth absorbs it, the slippage, and the second-order liquidations that follow.
Write one score on-chain
Everything collapses into a single 0–100 systemic risk score, published to a HyperEVM contract any protocol can read in one call — and act on before the cascade.
One oracle,
four instruments.
Every protocol on HyperEVM liquidates against the same book. Quasar watches that shared core so each of them doesn't have to.
Systemic Risk Score
A single number for the whole market, recomputed every block from live leverage, liquidation clustering and book depth. One glance tells you how fragile the system is right now.
Cascade Simulator
Stress-test on demand: "if BTC drops X%, what liquidates, how much depth absorbs it, and what breaks next?" Second-order effects included — the same question Quasar answers on-chain.
On-chain Risk Oracle
The score lives in a HyperEVM contract. Lending markets, vaults and stablecoins read it with one call and tighten collateral ratios, rates or hedges before the cascade — automatically.
Whale Position Intelligence
The largest positions move markets when they unwind. Quasar tracks their size, leverage and distance to liquidation, and flags when whale risk starts to concentrate.
What if BTC drops
right now?
Drag the shock. The model estimates which positions get force-closed, how much of the book their selling consumes, and the second wave that follows.
One call.
Risk-aware by default.
Quasar is infrastructure, not a trading bot — a public good for HyperEVM. Wire the score into your protocol's logic and it defends itself.
- Lending markets tighten collateral ratios as the score climbs.
- Vaults scale hedges up before volatility, down after it passes.
- Stablecoins and LPs throttle exposure to the shared book.
- A gas-cheap view call — no keeper, no off-chain infra.
// Interface preview — final address & ABI at launch
interface IQuasarOracle {
/// Systemic risk score, 0 (calm) to 100 (cascade)
function riskScore() external view returns (uint8);
}
contract RiskAwareLending {
IQuasarOracle public immutable quasar;
function minCollateralRatio() public view returns (uint256) {
uint8 risk = quasar.riskScore();
if (risk > 75) return 180; // brace before the cascade
if (risk > 50) return 150;
return 130; // calm waters
}
}From dashboard
to decentralized feed.
Public dashboard
The Risk Monitor goes live: systemic score, liquidation map and whale intelligence, free for everyone.
In buildPredictive model
The AI cascade engine trains on historical liquidation events and starts scoring forward-looking scenarios.
NextOn-chain oracle
The score is published to HyperEVM. First lending markets and vaults wire it into their risk parameters.
PlannedDecentralized feed
Independent operators compute and attest the score, removing Quasar itself as a single point of trust.
PlannedStraight from the source.
Quasar is probably the future of Hyperliquid trading.
Fair questions.
Is Quasar a trading bot?
No. Quasar is risk infrastructure — a public good for the Hyperliquid ecosystem. It doesn't trade, front-run or sell alpha; it measures systemic fragility and publishes that measurement for anyone to use.
Why does Hyperliquid need this?
Because everything liquidates against one shared order book, with leverage up to 50x. Forced selling moves the price, which forces more liquidations. Every HyperEVM protocol inherits that risk — Quasar makes it visible and machine-readable before it compounds.
Can I trust a single score?
The score is a summary, not a black box: the dashboard shows the inputs behind it — liquidation clustering, depth, leverage, whale concentration. Phase 4 decentralizes computation across independent operators so no single party, including us, is a point of trust.
Is anything on this site live?
Not yet. Quasar is pre-launch: every number here is illustrative and labeled as such. Nothing on this site is financial advice.
Be early to the signal.
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