Nest Exchange (veNEST)
Nest Exchange is a MetaDEX on HyperEVM that transforms trading fees into amplified $HYPE exposure. veNEST holders earn trading fees via $MEGAHYPE tokens with auto-compounded voting rewards.
What is veNEST?
Lock NEST tokens to receive a veNEST NFT representing your locked position. This grants:
- 100% of trading fees distributed via $MEGAHYPE tokens
- Auto-compounded voting rewards — no manual claiming required
- Governance power over Nest Exchange protocol parameters
- HYPE exposure through the HYPE Engine treasury mechanism
What Makes Nest Exchange Different
- HYPE Engine treasury — Nest Exchange converts protocol revenue into $HYPE positions, giving veNEST holders indirect exposure to Hyperliquid's native asset
- $MEGAHYPE leveraged tokens — Trading fee rewards come as $MEGAHYPE, which provides leveraged $HYPE exposure with no liquidation risk
- Auto-compounding — Voting rewards compound automatically, reducing the active management burden compared to standard ve(3,3) protocols
- Unique reward model — Instead of standard fee/bribe distribution, Nest Exchange channels everything through its HYPE-focused treasury strategy
Typical Discounts
Nest Exchange is a newer market on veX. Discounts vary based on available listings and market conditions. Check current listings for real-time pricing.
Things to Know
$MEGAHYPE is leveraged HYPE. Fee rewards come as $MEGAHYPE tokens, which track $HYPE with leverage but no liquidation risk. Understand this mechanism before buying — your rewards are tied to HYPE performance.
Auto-compounding reduces maintenance. Unlike most ve(3,3) tokens, Nest Exchange auto-compounds voting rewards. This makes veNEST more passive-friendly.
HyperEVM ecosystem play. Nest Exchange is deeply integrated with Hyperliquid through its HYPE Engine. veNEST positions are effectively a bet on both the protocol and the broader HYPE ecosystem.
Rebases and unclaimed rewards transfer. When you buy a veNEST position, accumulated unclaimed rewards come with it.
If you merge a listed veNEST with another position, the listing stays active at the original price but now includes the combined amount. Always delist first, then merge, then relist.