We earn trading-fee income where crypto's volume lives. Our venue of choice is Hyperliquid, the largest decentralized derivatives exchange in the world.
Live data. *Gross fee APR on invested capital. See track record for definitions.
Buying Bitcoin through an ETF is mainstream now. Earning income from the market itself still takes specialist knowledge and tools.
The highest-yield opportunities require deep, native knowledge of on-chain markets that most investors don't have and can't easily acquire.
Decentralized exchanges and liquidity pools are powerful, but the interfaces, risks and mechanics are built for specialists who work in them every day.
Exchanges generate billions in trading fees every year. Most of the on-chain share flows to a small group of crypto-native operators who know how to capture it.
A new firm, with crypto-native experience going back to 2017 and in-house systems built for one job: capturing fee income while managing risk.
Active in DeFi since 2017. We operate directly on-chain, across venues most investors never touch.
Custom tooling for position management, fee accounting, monitoring and risk control, running around the clock.
Our primary goal is steady fee income from trading activity.
Every position lives on a public blockchain. Investors receive monthly reporting and on-chain visibility.
Institutions, stablecoins and regulated access are driving more of crypto's trading activity, and fee pools grow with it.
Spot bitcoin and ether ETFs are now mainstream portfolio products, and the largest asset managers, banks and exchanges are building tokenization and settlement on public blockchains.
About $305B of stablecoins circulate today, up roughly 50% since the start of 2025, with a U.S. federal framework in place since the GENIUS Act became law in July 2025.
~$305B in circulationThe SEC and CFTC issued a joint interpretation in March 2026. The SEC proposed Regulation Crypto Assets in August, and the CFTC sent two crypto rulemakings to OMB in September. Comprehensive market-structure legislation (the CLARITY Act) failed a Senate cloture vote on September 15, 2026, so the path remains administrative for now.
Decentralized perpetual futures exchanges, led by Hyperliquid, now handle a meaningful share of global crypto derivatives volume, and fee pools grow with that activity.
"Every stock, every bond, every fund, every asset can be tokenized. If they are, it will revolutionize investing."
Larry Fink, Chairman and CEO of BlackRockEvery trade on a decentralized exchange pays a fee to the liquidity providers who make the market. We supply that liquidity, actively managed, and collect those fees.
We deposit capital into exchange liquidity pools. Each trade that routes through our liquidity pays us a share of its fee.
Fees accrue whether prices rise or fall, as long as people trade. Positions still carry price exposure, which we actively manage.
As adoption and trading volumes expand, the fee pools available to liquidity providers expand with them.
Hyperliquid is the largest decentralized derivatives exchange in crypto, with more open interest than its next three on-chain competitors combined. It has no outside venture funding, a very small core team, and most investors have still never heard of it.
Hyperliquid's share of open interest across these four venues bottomed near 55% in March 2026 as competitors gained ground, and has climbed back to about 77%. Share figures use DefiLlama open-interest methodology, which excludes HIP-3 markets. Revenue: DefiLlama. Open interest, deposits and Assistance Fund balance: Hyperliquid public API and DefiLlama, updated on page load. 2026 volume is Farr Out's estimate from Hyperliquid market data and excludes delisted markets.
About $818M of revenue in 2025 from a core team of roughly a dozen people, with no venture investors to answer to.
$818M · 2025The large majority of trading fees go to the Assistance Fund, which buys HYPE on the open market. It now holds over 48 million HYPE.
48.1M HYPEBuilder-deployed markets let traders access S&P 500, crude oil and single-stock exposure around the clock. They were about 30% of 2026 volume.
~30% of 2026 volumeHyperliquid started as a perpetual futures exchange. In 2026 it opened up to outside builders, new asset classes, Wall Street products and regulated distribution.
Builders who stake 500,000 HYPE can launch their own markets. Trade.xyz and others list stock indices, single stocks, commodities and pre-IPO names. HIP-3 open interest is about $3.9B and did over $62B of volume in May alone.
Prediction-style markets became permissionless in the August 29, 2026 upgrade. Deployers must lock 500,000 HYPE for six months, subject to slashing.
Under the AQAv2 program, most of the yield on USDC held on Hyperliquid is directed to HYPE buybacks. The first payment, about $14.6M of USDC, arrived in October 2026.
Hyperliquid's smart-contract layer holds about $1B across lending markets (HyperLend, Felix, HypurrFi), liquid staking (Kinetiq) and DEXs. Those DEXs are where liquidity providers like us earn fees.
U.S.-listed HYPE ETFs from 21Shares, Bitwise and Grayscale launched in May and June 2026. Hyperliquid Strategies (Nasdaq: PURR) holds about 29 million HYPE, and Hyperliquid futures data now runs on the Bloomberg Terminal.
On September 16, 2026, Kraken's parent Payward announced plans to offer Hyperliquid perps to eligible U.S. clients through CFTC-regulated Bitnomial and NinjaTrader Clearing. This is subject to approval and has no launch date.
Phantom, MetaMask and other apps route their users' trades to Hyperliquid through builder codes. That brings in users who never visit Hyperliquid directly.
When U.S. and Israeli strikes on Iran hit on the weekend of February 28, 2026, Hyperliquid's crude oil market was one of the few live venues, trading up to $1.7B a day. JPMorgan analysts took note.
In 2026 Hyperliquid went from a crypto-native secret to a name that exchange CEOs, asset managers and financial media discuss directly.
Named to Forbes' annual list of the most innovative fintech companies, one of five crypto firms selected.
Jeffrey Sprecher, founder and CEO of Intercontinental Exchange (owner of the NYSE), said Hyperliquid is bigger than Nasdaq in trading activity, speaking at a Bernstein conference.
21Shares (THYP), Bitwise (BHYP) and Grayscale (HYPG) each launched an exchange-traded product holding HYPE on Nasdaq or the NYSE.
"Hyperliquid is not directly comparable to another project in either crypto or traditional finance. If it continues to execute well, we think Hyperliquid could become a financial services juggernaut."
Grayscale Research, "Hyperliquid Breaks the Mold," May 2026. Grayscale sponsors a HYPE ETF.Since January 1, 2026, HYPE has risen sharply while Bitcoin and Ethereum have fallen.
Source: CoinGecko daily closes, indexed to 100 on January 1, 2026, updated on page load. HYPE is volatile: it is down about 19% from its September 23, 2026 all-time high of about $98. This chart shows Hyperliquid's token. Farr Out's own results come from trading fees and are shown in the track record below.
A self-funded exchange that shipped relentlessly and kept compounding.
About 31% of supply went to early users. No venture capital allocation.
The smart-contract layer launches. Developers build lending, DEX and staking protocols on top of the exchange.
Hyperliquid Strategies (PURR) begins trading and grows its holdings to about 29 million HYPE.
Named to the Fintech 50. During the weekend Iran strikes, Hyperliquid's oil market became a live reference price while traditional venues were closed.
Three spot HYPE ETFs list. ICE's CEO calls Hyperliquid "bigger than Nasdaq." Hyperliquid reaches a record share of global perpetual futures volume in May.
Outcome markets open to all builders, and stablecoin reserve yield starts accruing to HYPE buybacks.
HYPE reaches about $98 and USDC deposits peak at $7.45B on September 23. Payward (Kraken) announces planned U.S. access through regulated partners.
The first AQAv2 payment of about $14.6M arrives. Open interest including HIP-3 is near its highs at about $15B.
U.S. regulated access. Whether the Payward / Bitnomial route is approved, and whether CFTC rulemaking makes room for on-chain perps.
Real-world assets. Whether equity, index and commodity markets keep growing as a share of Hyperliquid volume.
HyperEVM liquidity. Growth in on-chain trading and lending, which drives the fee pools we provide liquidity to.
Competition. Rival perp DEXs gained share in late 2025 before Hyperliquid recovered. Share can move quickly.
These are developments we monitor. There is no assurance any will occur or benefit Farr Out or its investors.
Liquidity-provider fees are the core. Retained income builds the balance sheet and funds what comes next.
Systematic strategies designed to earn from volume and volatility, built in-house and tested against live markets.
Sharp drawdowns can put leading assets like BTC, ETH and HYPE on sale. Retaining part of our fee income is meant to give us dry powder when others are forced sellers.
As new venues and on-chain markets launch, including builder-deployed markets on Hyperliquid, we evaluate where fee income is available.
The Farr Out fund opened to investors in May 2026 and pays noteholders their share of fee income every month. Its results are tracked separately from the founder's own capital.
Fee APR = fee income ÷ invested note capital, annualized. Capital counts from the day each note is funded, including time before it is deployed.
Paid out = cash distributions made to noteholders, as a share of their invested principal.
Gross fee yield. Figures measure fee income only, excluding costs and taxes, and differ from total return.
Source. Farr Out's investor reporting system, computed from on-chain fee collections. Updates automatically.
Before the fund opened, the founder ran the same strategy with personal capital from November 2025 through October 2026, with mid six figures deployed at its peak. This one-year record is shown for context and is separate from fund performance.
Fee APR = fee income ÷ average capital deployed in liquidity positions, annualized; days with no capital deployed are excluded. Gross fee yield from the founder's personal accounts, computed from on-chain data, unaudited. Final figures for November 2, 2025 to October 17, 2026. Chart shows the 7-day rolling fee APR.
Past performance is not indicative of future results. Fee APRs reflect specific market conditions and position sizes and may not persist.
Investors hold a convertible note that receives 80% of fee income monthly until a 2x return is reached, then converts to equity.
Purchase a convertible promissory note. Capital is deployed across our income strategies.
80% of fee income is distributed pro rata each month until total distributions reach 2x invested capital.
At 2x, notes convert into a 20% equity stake in Farr Out, shared pro rata among noteholders. Members then share in at least 50% of fee income, distributed monthly per the operating agreement.
| Entity | Farr Out Holdings LLC (Nevada) |
| Instrument | Convertible promissory note, backed by company capital |
| Raise target | $2,000,000 |
| Return | 80% of fee income paid monthly, pro rata. 24% annual interest accrues on outstanding principal. Conversion at 2x total distributions received |
| Payback and conversion | Upon reaching a 2x return on invested capital, notes automatically convert to equity. Noteholders together receive 20% of the equity in Farr Out Holdings, shared pro rata by principal invested |
| Lockup | 3 months. Redemption thereafter with 30 days notice at pro rata NAV minus distributions received |
| Post-conversion distributions | A minimum of 50% of fee income distributed monthly to all members, pro rata, per operating agreement |
| Minimum investment | $100,000 |
| Reporting | Monthly updates and on-chain position transparency |
Terms are preliminary, summarized for convenience, and subject to definitive documentation, which controls. Distributions depend on fee income actually earned and are not guaranteed.
Hypothetical scenarios showing how the note terms work at different fee yields. These are not projections or targets.
Hypothetical and for illustration of the note mechanics only. Assumes $1M raised and fully deployed, and a constant fee APR, which will not occur in practice. Equity per note depends on the total raised: a $100K note is 2.0% of Farr Out at $1M raised and 1.0% at the full $2M target. Actual fee yields vary widely and may be zero, and capital losses are not reflected. Not a forecast, target or guarantee of returns.
Serial entrepreneur and venture-backed CEO with multiple exits across technology, mobile and consumer sectors. Crypto-native since 2017, beginning with blockchain-based sports governance and tokenized fan economies. Led companies backed by Lightspeed Venture Partners, Verizon Ventures, Animoca Brands and Jump Crypto. B.S. in Finance, University of Maryland; M.S. in Information Systems, The George Washington University.
We think investors should see the risks as clearly as the opportunity. The offering documents contain the complete risk factors.
Liquidity positions hold volatile digital assets. Sharp price moves can cause losses that exceed fee income, including impermanent loss.
Fees depend on trading volume, competition from other liquidity providers and venue fee policy. Yields can fall sharply or to zero.
Competition from other exchanges, pushback from incumbents such as CME and ICE, falling crypto-native volumes, or problems in builder-deployed markets could reduce Hyperliquid's activity and fees.
A large share of activity is concentrated on Hyperliquid and related venues. Outages, governance changes or loss of market share could hurt results.
On-chain protocols can contain bugs or be exploited. Keys and wallets can be compromised. Losses may be unrecoverable.
U.S. market-structure legislation has not passed, and rules for digital assets and DeFi may change in ways that restrict or end the strategy.
Farr Out is a new company with a short operating history. Notes are illiquid, subject to a lockup, and investors could lose their entire investment.
This website is for informational purposes only and does not constitute an offer to sell or a solicitation of an offer to buy any securities. Any offering will be made only to accredited investors through definitive offering documents, including a note purchase agreement and operating agreement, which should be reviewed carefully together with their risk factors before any investment decision. Terms described here are preliminary and subject to change.
Forward-looking statements. This website contains forward-looking statements, including statements about market growth, the development of Hyperliquid and its ecosystem, regulatory developments, and Farr Out's plans and strategy. Words such as "may," "could," "expect," "plan," "believe" and similar expressions identify these statements. They reflect current views, are based on assumptions, and are subject to risks and uncertainties that could cause actual results to differ materially. We undertake no obligation to update them.
Performance. Fund figures reflect fee income on investor note capital since May 2026. Founder figures reflect the founder's personal accounts only and are shown separately. Both are gross fee yields that exclude changes in asset values, costs and taxes, measure something different from total return, and are unaudited. Hypothetical scenarios are illustrative only. Past performance is not indicative of future results. No representation is made that any investor will achieve similar results.
Third-party data. Market and ecosystem data come from public sources believed to be reliable, including DefiLlama, CoinGecko, Hyperliquid and published reports, but have not been independently verified and may change. References to third parties, quotes and media coverage do not imply endorsement of Farr Out Holdings. Farr Out Holdings is not affiliated with Hyperliquid or Hyper Foundation.
An investment in Farr Out Holdings LLC is speculative, involves a high degree of risk, and is suitable only for accredited investors who have no need for liquidity and can withstand the loss of their entire investment. Nothing here is investment, tax or legal advice.
Accredited investors can contact the founder directly for the offering documents and a walkthrough of the strategy and live positions.