About Infinity — Hyperliquid + Polymarket Terminal
Two trading venues in one Telegram bot — mainnet-proven, fees wired in.
Two venues in one Telegram bot — a combination I have not found shipped anywhere else. Hyperliquid perpetuals (up to 50x where the venue allows it, with on-chain SL/TP), Hyperliquid spot, Polymarket prediction markets, and copy-trading with a high-water-mark performance fee, all from one chat window. No web app to host, no extension to ship, no app-store review. PROVEN WITH REAL MONEY ON MAINNET — 94 fills across 18 markets on a public Hyperliquid account. The proof dossier links every claim to a block explorer: two deposit transactions, a Polymarket withdrawal and the trading account itself are all independently verifiable. Nothing here asks to be taken on trust. THE REVENUE RAILS ARE ALREADY WIRED, AND THEY BECOME YOURS ON DAY ONE — builder codes on both venues, deducted on-chain at fill time. 0.05% on perps, flat, with no maker/taker split and no volume tiers. 0.25% on spot sells. 0.50% on Polymarket. 9% performance fee on copy-trading profit above a high-water mark. Every receiving address is an environment variable: point them at your wallets and the revenue is yours from the first trade. THE ENGINEERING, IN NUMBERS — 77,328 lines of Rust in src/, plus two hardened SDK forks with every patch documented. 813 tests green in the merge gate, on a fresh clone, with no .env present. 72 forward-only migrations applied at boot under an advisory lock. 8 interface languages with CI-enforced key parity, so you inherit eight markets rather than one. Golden EIP-712 signature vectors pinned in CI, so any signing drift breaks the build. Money paths idempotent by construction: deterministic client order IDs, per-fill dedup, mark-first settlement, clear-before-send payouts. Every fund mover returns Confirmed, Unconfirmed or Failed, and ambiguous outcomes are frozen and escalated rather than blindly retried. One-command deploy that dumps the database before migrations, health-checks after and rolls back automatically on failure, with a systemd watchdog and nightly backups. CUSTODY — one dedicated wallet per account, generated server-side, AES-256-GCM encrypted at rest under an operator master key, and exportable by the user at any time. An offline toolkit for key export and master-key rotation ships with the asset. WHAT TRANSFERS — full source, exclusively. Both vendored SDK forks. Migrations and the sqlx offline cache. All eight locale packs. The offline operator toolkit. One-command deploy with auto-rollback. Runbooks and architecture decision records. The marketing site and the infinity-terminal.xyz domain. The live deployment. Plus direct handover support from the author, who knows every line of it. WHAT YOU GET ON DAY ONE — a product already working on mainnet, a revenue mechanism that needs nothing but its receiving addresses changed, and eight language markets rather than one. The marketing website and the infinity-terminal.xyz domain transfer together with the bot: a complete sales front with live Hyperliquid and Polymarket market boards, an interactive architecture section, in-browser verification of the on-chain proofs, and a step-by-step how-to-use guide built from real product screenshots — static, dependency-free, and re-hostable in fifteen minutes. For a technical reviewer: a metrics sheet with a re-check command beside every figure, the full architecture record, and the on-chain dossier, all available under NDA. 7,500 USD or best offer. Serious enquiries get a 20-minute call with a live screen-share of the bot trading on mainnet, then the full data room under NDA.
Project details
Website: https://infinity-terminal.xyz
Next step: <p>The fastest path is distribution: point an existing audience at it. Anyone running a trading community, a Telegram channel, a signals group or a crypto media property can rebrand this and start collecting builder fees on the first day, because the fee receivers are environment variables and the venues do the collecting. At 0.05% on perps and 0.50% on Polymarket, a community pushing a few million dollars of monthly volume covers the purchase price in a matter of weeks — and the arithmetic can be checked against the venue's own published rates rather than taken from me. Beyond that: copy-trading is the obvious growth loop, since one profitable leader brings their own followers and the 9% performance fee scales with them. Eight languages are already shipped, so the same product opens non-English markets that most competitors ignore. Adding a third venue is a contained job — the architecture keeps venue logic behind a service boundary, which is exactly how Polymarket was added alongside Hyperliquid. And the whole thing runs on a 1 vCPU box, so growth costs almost nothing in infrastructure.</p>
For sale
Asking price: $999 USD
What's included
Domain name, Source code, All related data, All related design work
The Telegram bot handle, transferred through BotFather. The marketing website and the infinity-terminal.xyz domain. The live deployment, running and serving traffic. Two vendored SDK forks with every patch documented. All 72 migrations plus the sqlx offline cache. Eight locale packs at full key parity. An offline operator toolkit for key export and master-key rotation. One-command deploy with health check and automatic rollback, the systemd unit and the nightly backup script. Runbooks, architecture decision records and a written transfer runbook. The full on-chain proof dossier. And direct handover support from the author after the sale.
Reason for selling
I am an engineer, not a growth marketer. Building execution infrastructure to this standard is what I am good at, and the asset proves it — but turning it into a business needs an audience and a distribution machine, which is a different job. In the right hands it is a product with a working revenue mechanism from day one. I would rather it went to someone who already has the users, and I am glad to stay involved through the handover.