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Hyperliquid Spot Minimum Lot Sizes and Options for Dust Balances

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Summary

This Hyperliquid support note explains why small residual spot balances may not be sellable through the order book: each spot deployer sets a minimum trading lot. It gives examples for JEFF, RUB, and XAUT, including the minimum trade increments stated for those assets. For JEFF and XAUT balances below the listed minimums, it describes possible alternatives such as swapping through community or HyperEVM protocols, or bridging out.

The guidance is operational and asset-specific, rather than a trading strategy. Minimum sizes and available swap or bridge routes can change, and the note offers no broader execution analysis or assurance about the availability, liquidity, fees, or risks of the alternatives. Traders should confirm current market rules and route details before acting on small balances.

Key ideas

  • Each spot asset may have a deployer-defined minimum order size that prevents selling smaller residual balances on the order book.
  • The note gives different minimum trading increments for JEFF, RUB, and XAUT.
  • For certain sub-minimum balances, it mentions swapping through other protocols or bridging out as possible routes.
  • The guidance is asset-specific and may become outdated as market rules or available routes change.
  • It does not assess the liquidity, costs, or risks of the alternative routes.

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