Before / after
| Text | Source | Read | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Before | The 25K tier was quoted at $120 / $275 / $365 across the three public risk tiers, unchanged at five consecutive checks, and we carried $275 as the Low Risk price. | app.hypernova.xyz checkout + hypernova.xyz homepage configurator | 31 August 2026 |
| After | The rulebook v1.1 fee schedule prices the $25K Low Risk assessment at $280, while the homepage configurator shows $275 for the same account (3% daily loss, 6% drawdown, 5x leverage, 10% target, 19.1% pass rate) — both read the same day, a $5 gap between two of the firm's own surfaces. The Tight $25K stays $120 and the Medium $25K stays $365 on both. | hypernova.xyz/rulebook fee schedule vs hypernova.xyz homepage configurator | 5 September 2026 |
Proof
- https://hypernova.xyz/rulebook
- https://hypernova.xyz/
- /reviews/hypernova/rulebook-fee-schedules-2026-09-05.webp and /reviews/hypernova/home-configurator-25k-2026-09-05.webp (both captured 5 September 2026)
In context
- Hypernova — the fiche
- Hypernova rulebook v1.0 → v1.1: the third-party bot ban is gone, and so is the hidden consistency requirement (26 August 2026)
- Hypernova: 141 perpetual markets become 99 in six days, with no announcement (31 August 2026)
- All documented rulebook changes
FAQ
Did Hypernova announce this change?
Observed on our account, not yet in the rulebook. Before: read 31 August 2026 on app.hypernova.xyz checkout + hypernova.xyz homepage configurator. After: read 5 September 2026 on hypernova.xyz/rulebook fee schedule vs hypernova.xyz homepage configurator.
What does it change for a live account?
Five dollars is trivial; two prices for one product is not, because the fee schedule is the document that would settle a dispute. Screenshot the checkout total you actually pay, and treat the rulebook figure as the one the firm can point to later.
Open Hypernova — with the rule in force today
Read the current rulebook at checkout and keep a dated screenshot; this register tells you how often it moves.
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