Short answers. If something's still missing, it's probably in the docs.
Is this gambling or trading?
Both, structurally. The reels are random — the trade they open is real. Once a position is live, you have full control: close any time, ride to liquidation, or scale out. The randomness is in the setup, not the outcome.
What runs the perpetuals?
Hyperliquid — the fully on-chain perps DEX with sub-second finality and zero gas. LETH/VER is a frontend that hands the trade off to Hyperliquid's L1 orderbook. Settlement, matching, funding, and liquidation are all native HL — we don't custody, we don't match, we don't intermediate. If you can do it on the Hyperliquid app, it works the same way through us.
Why Hyperliquid specifically?
Speed and on-chain integrity. Slots are a feel game — you need the trade to open right now, not three confirmations from now. Hyperliquid's L1 lands trades in under a second with no MEV, and the orderbook is fully on-chain so anyone can audit what happened on your spin. Anything else would feel like a casino on dial-up.
What's the maximum leverage?
40× on BTC, 25× on ETH, 20× on SOL, 10× on BNB. These match Hyperliquid's per-asset max leverage — the slot rolls within the tier of whatever asset lands on the first reel.
Can I get rugged?
Not by us. Margin sits in your wallet until a spin opens a position. The contract address is public, code is unmodifiable post-deploy. The market itself is the only thing that can hurt you.
Is there a token?
No fee token, no governance token, no points farm. Spin fees feed back to the protocol. If that ever changes it goes through a public proposal.
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