Status check · Hypernova.xyz
Hypernova is an on-chain crypto prop firm whose accounts and payouts settle through contracts on Arbitrum. Here is its verified status — dated, from the same registry that tracks every firm on this site, living and dead.
Current status
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hypernova.xyz — DNS resolving · HTTP 200 · checked . Registry last fully verified ; a daily job re-tests DNS and HTTP for every tracked firm and every change lands in the public changelog.
Searches like “is Hypernova down” usually conflate two different questions: whether the platform is technically alive, and whether you personally can buy an account on it. Both answers are now yes: since 14 August 2026 Hypernova is public — the closed beta is over, checkout is open on app.hypernova.xyz with published pricing ($120 / $275 / $365 on the 25K account, read 16 August 2026). The domain resolves, the terminal answers, and account rules keep being written to its public contract. A firm going dark stops resolving and stops writing to its own chain; neither is happening here.
The strongest signal is what we can read directly on Arbitrum, not what a homepage counter says. Its payout reserve — $1,001,060.62 held across the Vault and reserve walletRead on Arbitrum · verify on Arbiscan — is a real, public balance. Its TradingAccounts contract logged 2,308 account events in the last fifteen days alone, evidence of continuous use rather than a showpiece deployed once for a screenshot. And its 80% profit split is not just advertised: two payout receipts have been reconciled on-chain to the cent against the Vault’s own transfers, on 28 July 2026.
What we keep on the honest watch-list: the rule-enforcing contract is an upgradeable proxy, and its owner can swap the implementation behind it — so “the rules are immutable” is a stronger claim than the chain actually supports. Its own FAQ states that funded accounts remain simulated, with trader signals able to feed its central book — worth knowing before you read “on-chain” as “your orders hit the market.” And the homepage’s rounded ~$750.9K reserve counter no longer matches the chain to the cent, the way it did on our first check. None of that says Hypernova is dying — it says verify the number yourself rather than trust the counter, exactly what our detection methodology does daily. Full fiche: the Hypernova review. For the payout question specifically, see Hypernova payout proof.
As of our last dated check (2026-08-16), no: hypernova.xyz resolves, returns HTTP 200, and the platform is operational — smart-contract accounts, on-chain payout reserve, live terminal. We re-check every tracked firm daily by DNS and HTTP.
Not that we have observed, and there is more to check here than at most firms: its 80% profit split has been reconciled on-chain to the cent, twice, against real transfers leaving its Vault contract (28 July 2026), and its payout reserve is readable at a published address — $1,001,060.62 as of 18 August 2026. What we have NOT done ourselves is take a payout from Hypernova. Until we do, 'they pay' is verified by arithmetic against the chain, but not yet by our own withdrawal.
You do not have to trust us on this one: the Vault and reserve wallet are public addresses on Arbitrum, so you can read the balance yourself on Arbiscan in under a minute. Beyond that, we run the same daily DNS/HTTP checks on Hypernova as on every firm in the registry, and log every change with a date.
Do not panic-buy a replacement account on rumour. Screenshot your dashboard balances and account history, export what you can, and document your account state with dates. Then check our registry and changelog — if a real signal appears (DNS drop, persistent HTTP failure, the reserve wallet draining), it will be there with evidence, and the entry will say what we verified.
Affiliate disclosure: we have no commercial relationship with Hypernova — talks opened 12 August 2026, no deal exists yet. It buys them zero words on this page: the status above comes from the same dated checks applied to every firm in the registry.
