Builder fees
Hyperliquid refers to integrator-collected trading fees as builder fees. In this model, goodcryptoX acts as a builder—charging a trading fee on top of Hyperliquid's base fees in exchange for access to advanced orders and trading bots.
On centralized exchanges, goodcryptoX does not charge trading fees, but access to premium trading tools and increased bot limits requires a paid subscription. In contrast, on Spot DEXs and Hyperliquid, all features are available without a subscription, and a trading fee is applied per order.
Hyperliquid sits between CEXs and DEXs in its architecture and UX - and our integration follows a similar model. You trade inside the CEX interface, using the same CEX-level toolset (advanced orders, full-featured bots like Grid and Infinity Trailing), but without needing a subscription. Instead, we apply a builder fee to each trade, which helps power the GOOD token economy.
How builder fees work
To enable builder fees, Hyperliquid requires you to explicitly authorize goodcryptoX to charge them - by signing a transaction with your wallet. This approval is required to connect your Hyperliquid account to our app. If you connect your account with MetaMask - it is done automatically. If you set up your connection manually, you will need to approve our builder fee via a third-party interface.
You approve the maximum fee, but the actual fee charged depends on the DEX fee discount you qualify for. These discounts are the same across all DEX integrations and stack together:
Higher trading volume on goodcryptoX = higher discount (up to 50%)
Holding more GOOD tokens = higher discount (up to 50%)
Active subscription = additional discount (up to 30%)
Holding the Ultimate NFT = a 50% discount.
Fee rates
Futures trading on Hyperliquid: base builder fee is 0.1%
Spot trading on Hyperliquid: base builder fee is 1%, but it is only charged on sell orders. No fee is charged on buy orders.
You can always check your current fee tier and discount in the app by clicking the robot icon in the top right corner.
How builder fees power the GOOD token economy
Builder fees don’t just fund trading infrastructure and new features development - they also directly support GOOD token holders and long-term growth.
50% of all builder fees collected from Hyperliquid trading are distributed to GOOD holders via the Revenue sharing program
10% of all fees go to daily GOOD burns, reducing total supply over time
25% of fees from referred users are paid out to their referrers through our referral program
This ensures that every trade on Hyperliquid not only unlocks powerful tools for the traders, but also strengthens the value and sustainability of the GOOD token economy.
By using builder fees this way, we align trader incentives, token utility, and platform growth into a single system.
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