Choose a calculator
Pick the unknown first, then check assumptions on the tool page.
Calculate one assumption at a time
The hub separates explicit fees, funding carry, leverage risk, payoff, expected value, and probability so outputs stay easy to challenge.
- Use one calculator for one unknown: fees, funding carry, liquidation distance, payoff, EV, or probability.
- Outputs depend on the inputs and assumptions you choose on the tool page.
- Calculators do not know future funding, slippage, liquidity, oracle behavior, or your full margin state.
- Use results as a stress check before opening the related market or portfolio page.
Use the tool before the trade
These calculators expose assumptions. They do not know your full margin state, liquidity, funding path, or execution price.
- Checking explicit fee cost before opening or closing a position.
- Estimating whether current funding is a debit or credit for your side.
- Sizing liquidation distance before selecting leverage.
- Checking the price or probability hurdle needed to break even.
- Comparing binary outcome price with your own probability estimate.
- Understanding whether an options premium makes the breakeven realistic.
Fee calculator
Estimate maker, taker, one-way, and round-trip trading fees with referral discount assumptions.
Funding cost planner
Estimate whether current funding is a debit or credit for a notional long or short over a selected holding period.
Liquidation calculator
Estimate liquidation distance before using leverage. Useful for sizing risk, not predicting liquidation exactly.
Options payoff calculator
Model long call and long put payoff, max loss, breakeven, and current PnL.
Breakeven calculator
Estimate long call, long put, and binary outcome breakeven before fees and settlement risk.
Binary outcome EV
Compare market price with your probability estimate for capped-payout outcome contracts.
Odds to probability
Convert American odds into implied probability and probability estimates into decimal market prices.
Pick the calculator by the unknown
A useful trading calculator should make one assumption visible at a time. HypeBasis keeps fee cost, funding carry, liquidation distance, option payoff, binary EV, and probability conversion separate so the output is easier to challenge.
Cost tools
Use the fee calculator when the main question is explicit exchange cost. It separates maker, taker, market type, tier, referral discount, and round-trip assumptions.
Risk tools
Use the liquidation calculator for a rough margin stress check before increasing leverage or position size. It is intentionally conservative about what it does not know.
Payoff tools
Use the options and binary outcome calculators when the payoff is nonlinear or capped. These pages focus on breakeven, max loss, and expected value mechanics.
Next checks after the output
Calculator outputs are only one check. Pair the number with market context, transfer mechanics, source quality, and protocol risks. Before funding an account, review transfer and withdrawal mechanics too.
Market intelligence hub
Pair calculator assumptions with funding, OI, volume, reference depth, and local notes.
Deposit and withdrawal guide
Review bridge, address, transfer, and withdrawal-risk basics before moving funds.
Risk disclaimer
Read the funding, liquidation, slippage, oracle, and protocol risks calculators cannot remove.
Reference depth
Use stored BTC, ETH, and SOL order-book context before assuming depth is comparable across venues.
Sources
- Hyperliquid Docs: FeesAccessed 2026-06-12Supports: Rolling 14-day volume tiers, perps and spot fee schedules, staking discounts, referral fee limits, fee-model caveats, fee distribution to HLP, the assistance fund, and deployers, the assistance fund system address, and burn recognition of assistance-fund HYPE.
- Hyperliquid Docs: ReferralsAccessed 2026-05-26Supports: Referral discount, referrer reward mechanics, referral volume limits, and vault/sub-account referral treatment.
- Hyperliquid Docs: LiquidationsAccessed 2026-05-30Supports: Maintenance margin, mark price, partial liquidations, liquidation flow, and liquidation-price formula context.
- Cboe Options Institute: Options basicsAccessed 2026-05-30Supports: Calls, puts, option basics, and education framing for options payoff pages.
- Cboe Options Institute: Options trading glossaryAccessed 2026-05-30Supports: Options terminology including expiration, strike, premium, Greeks, theta, vega, implied volatility, and intrinsic value.
- QuickNode Docs: Hyperliquid outcome market metadataAccessed 2026-05-30Supports: Hyperliquid outcome metadata endpoint shape and technical interpretation boundaries.