Selling a finished Telegram trading terminal written in Rust. Hyperliquid perpetuals with on-chain SL/TP, Hyperliquid spot, copy-trading, and Polymarket prediction markets. One bot, one dedicated wallet per account. Asking
$7,500, negotiable, escrow required — see the bottom of this post.
Live demo, five-minute technical brief and the full on-chain proof dossier: infinity-terminal.xyzI am a new account here, so I am not asking anyone to take my word for anything. Start with the chain.
== VERIFY BEFORE YOU READ THE REST ==Live mainnet accounts the bot traded on:
Standalone transactions:
94 fills across 18 markets, 65 of them carrying the bot's own builder-code fee. Two of the nine explorer links in my full dossier are Hyperliquid
testnet — I am listing only the six mainnet ones above so nobody has to sort that out for me.
== HOW THE OWNER GETS PAID ==The fee receivers are config: they point at your wallets from day one. Rates are compiled into the binary, not a pricing page:
- Polymarket — $5,000 per $1M of monthly volume (0.50%, both sides)
- Spot — $2,500 per $1M sold (0.25% on sells; buys are free)
- Perpetuals — $500 per $1M of monthly volume (0.05% builder code, both sides)
- Copy-trading — 9% of follower profit above a high-water mark, on top of the above
A dollar of prediction-market volume is worth ten times a dollar of perp volume to the owner, and predictions are the easier sell to a Telegram audience — a $20 YES/NO bet needs no leverage literacy. Most Telegram trading bots can only monetise perps.
Any one of these covers the asking price in two months: $7.5M/month of perps, or $750k/month of predictions, or $1.5M/month of spot sells. Run it against your own numbers — the rates are fixed, the only variable is how many people you point at it.
== WHAT YOU ARE ACTUALLY BUYING ==- 77,328 lines of Rust, 813 tests green on a fresh clone
- 72 forward-only migrations, applied automatically on deploy
- 8 interface languages, key parity enforced in CI — a missing translation fails the build
- An eleven-tier referral engine: up to 90% of each fee to referrers at launch tier, stepping down to 10% above 50k users. USDC payouts, same-wallet fraud check, signup rate-limits
- Every fund-mover returns Confirmed / Unconfirmed / Failed. Only a provably-not-sent transfer is retried; ambiguous outcomes are held and escalated, never blindly repeated
- Runs on one small VM, about $15/month all-in. No paid data feeds
Custody, stated plainly: each account gets a dedicated wallet generated server-side, AES-256-GCM encrypted at rest under an operator master key, exportable by the user at any time. This is encrypted custody with self-export. It is
not a trustless design and I have never marketed it as one. If that is a dealbreaker for you, better you know now than after the transfer.
== WHAT TRANSFERS ==Full source. Two vendored SDK forks with every patch documented. All migrations and the CI config. One-command deploy with health-check and automatic rollback. Operational runbooks. The live deployment. The infinity-terminal.xyz domain and the site on it. Handover support from me — one person wrote every line, so the IP transfers clean: no co-founder claims, no contractor licences, no third-party code to untangle.
== HONEST STATUS ==Pre-revenue. The rails are proven with real funds on mainnet, but this was a controlled test period, not a public launch: no marketing, no community push, no user base to inherit. Distribution is the half you bring. Anyone who tells you otherwise about an asset at this price is selling you a story.
== TERMS ==$7,500, negotiable.
Escrow required — I will use any escrow the buyer names, and I will pay the escrow fee. I am a new account and I would rather remove that question from the conversation entirely than argue about it.
Live demo, a five-minute technical brief and the full proof dossier:
infinity-terminal.xyzAsk anything in the thread. I wrote all of it and I answer fast.
