Asset Withdrawl Rate Limits
Overview
Hyperion DEX implements rate limiting and fridge features to protect the platform and user assets. These features are designed to prevent large-scale rapid liquidity withdrawals while ensuring your funds remain safe at all times.
What is Rate Limiting?
Rate limiting is a protective mechanism that restricts the amount of assets that can be withdrawn from liquidity pools within a specific time period. This helps to:
Prevent panic selling and market manipulation
Protect liquidity providers
Maintain market stability
Prevent malicious attacks
How Rate Limiting Works
The system uses a "token bucket" algorithm, like a bucket that automatically refills:
Initial Capacity: Each asset has an initial withdrawal limit
Using the Limit: When you remove liquidity, it consumes the limit
Automatic Refill: Limits recover automatically over time
Accelerated Recovery: Adding liquidity immediately restores part of the limit
Two Types of Rate Limits
1. Global Rate Limit (Currently Active)
Scope: Restricts total withdrawals of specific assets across all platform users
Protection Goal: Prevents rapid depletion of liquidity pools, protects the entire ecosystem
Current Limits (24-hour period):
APT: 1 million tokens
USDT: 6 million tokens
USDC: 5 million tokens
Note: These values are dynamically adjusted based on platform usage. A query page will be available in the future for users to check current thresholds
2. User Rate Limit (Currently Inactive)
Scope: Restricts withdrawals per individual user address for specific assets
Protection Goal: Prevents abnormal large operations by single users
Status: Currently, only global limits are enabled; individual user limits are not yet active
What is the Fridge Feature?
When your transaction exceeds rate limits, your funds don't disappear - they're safely stored in the "fridge". This ensures your funds remain secure even when rate limits are triggered.
How the Fridge Works
Trigger Condition: When you try to remove liquidity but exceed rate limits
Automatic Storage: Your funds are automatically stored in your personal fridge
Freeze Period: Funds are frozen for 24 hours (default)
Claiming Funds: After the freeze period, you can claim your funds anytime
How to Use These Features
When Rate Limits are Triggered
If your transaction triggers rate limits:
Don't worry: Your funds are safe
Check the fridge: You'll see a new "box" in your fridge
Note the information:
Box ID
Amount of tokens frozen
Release time (usually 24 hours later)
Claiming Funds from the Fridge
Method 1: Claim All Available Funds
The simplest way is to claim all unfrozen funds at once:
Click the "Claim All Available" button
Method 2: Claim Specific Box
If you only want to claim specific funds:
1. View your fridge box list
2. Find boxes that are unfrozen (showing "Claimable" status)
3. Click the "Claim" button for that box
Viewing Fridge Status
You can always check:
All Fridge Boxes: Shows detailed information for each box
Release Time: When each box can be claimed
Token Information: Type and amount of frozen tokens
Associated Info: Related pool and position IDs
Frequently Asked Questions
1. Why was my transaction limited?
Since only global limits are currently active, your transaction was limited because:
The platform's 24-hour withdrawal volume for the asset is approaching or has reached the threshold
Your withdrawal amount would cause the global limit to be exceeded
For example: If APT withdrawals are approaching 1 million tokens in 24 hours, your large withdrawal may be restricted
2. How can I avoid triggering rate limits?
Check Status: Before large operations, check the platform's remaining quota (feature coming soon)
Batch Operations: Split large withdrawals into smaller transactions
Avoid Peak Times: Choose periods with less platform activity
Balanced Operations: Adding liquidity helps restore global limits
3. What privileges do whitelisted users have?
Whitelisted users (like market makers or partners) can:
Completely bypass rate limits
No withdrawal restrictions
No need to use the fridge feature
4. Can the freeze period be shortened?
Default freeze period is 24 hours
Regular users cannot change freeze time
In emergencies, administrators can assist
5. Are my funds safe in the fridge?
Yes, absolutely safe:
Funds are stored in smart contracts
Only you can claim after unfreezing
All operations are logged with events
Administrators can only intervene in emergencies
6. Do global limits affect all operations?
No, global limits only affect liquidity removal operations:
Not affected: Trading (Swap), adding liquidity
Affected: Removing liquidity, closing positions
This design protects liquidity pools while maintaining normal trading
7. How can I check current global limit status?
A dedicated page will be launched in the future showing:
24-hour limit thresholds for each asset
Currently used quota
Remaining available quota
Limit recovery countdown
Best Practices
Know the Limits: Be familiar with current global thresholds (APT 1M, USDT/USDC 5M)
Spread Operations: Avoid large one-time withdrawals, especially near threshold limits
Follow Announcements: Limit thresholds may be adjusted, stay updated with official announcements
Be Patient: The 24-hour freeze period protects the entire ecosystem
Plan Accordingly: For large withdrawals, plan ahead and execute in batches
Summary
Rate limiting and fridge features are important security features of Hyperion DEX. They protect platform stability while ensuring your funds remain safe and accessible. By understanding and properly using these features, you can better manage your liquidity operations while contributing to the healthy development of the entire ecosystem.
Remember: These limits aren't obstacles - they're protections. They ensure long-term market stability and benefit all participants.
The White Paper is for informational purposes only. Nothing in the White Paper constitutes legal, financial or tax advice. Its content may be updated from time to time without express notice. You should seek your own professional advice before engaging in any activity in connection with Hyperion. See Legal Disclaimer.
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