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HyperJump Review 2026: Reported Closure

HyperJump was a cross-chain DEX with farming features on BNB Chain, Fantom and Metis. Reports say it closed, so its current availability and token details are unclear.

By the DappsAtlas editorial team · Updated Nov 6, 2026

DappsAtlas score

—/10

Not rated

Our verdict on HyperJump

HyperJump was presented as a cross-chain DEX with farming features across BNB Chain, Fantom and Metis. Its multi-chain scope was its clearest strength, but reports say the exchange has closed and its website is gone. The token symbol is also inconsistent across listings, and the listed audits lack established scope and dates. This is best treated as a historical project, not a live exchange; do not interact with old interfaces or contracts without independently confirming their status.

Score breakdown

How HyperJump scores

Security: n/a
Ease of use: n/a
Fees: n/a
Features: n/a

Scores run from 0 to 10 and are based only on facts we could verify. Where information was missing we mark the score n/a rather than guess.

What is HyperJump?

HyperJump was described as a cross-chain DEX offering play-to-earn and farm-to-earn features on BNB Chain, Fantom and Metis. The project is reported to be closed, and its website is said to be gone.

How HyperJump works

HyperJump was described as a cross-chain DEX on BNB Chain, Fantom and Metis. In general, decentralized exchanges let users swap tokens through blockchain-based contracts, but HyperJump’s specific swap design and cross-chain mechanism are not established.

2 features

Key features

Cross-chain DEX

HyperJump was described as a decentralized exchange operating across BNB Chain, Fantom and Metis. Its specific swap and bridging mechanics are not established.

Farm-to-earn

The project description mentions farm-to-earn, but does not explain how users earned rewards or which assets and pools were involved.

Pros and cons

What we like

Its stated chain coverage included BNB Chain, Fantom and Metis.
The project description combined exchange and farming features.
Three audits are listed, though their scope and dates are not established.

Watch out for

Reports say the exchange is closed and its website is gone.
Current access to the app and its services is not established.
Public sources do not explain how cross-chain swaps or farming worked.
Token information is inconsistent: one listing names HYPR, while other results refer to JUMP.
The listed audits’ scope and dates are not established, and fees are not published.

HyperJump fees

HyperJump’s fees are not published. Its reported closure and missing website mean users cannot verify current swap charges or other costs through the project interface.

Is HyperJump safe?

HyperJump is reported to be closed, and its website is said to be gone. The project’s current contract status, custody model and any incident history are not established. Three audits are listed, but their scope and dates are not established, so this does not confirm that the deployed contracts were audited or remain safe.

4 steps

How to get started with HyperJump

1
Treat HyperJump as inactive; reports say the exchange is closed and its website is gone.
2
Do not connect a wallet to an old or unofficial interface claiming to be HyperJump.
3
If researching a token, independently verify its contract address and network; available listings disagree between HYPR and JUMP.
4
Check whether any relevant contracts are still active before considering an interaction.

Who HyperJump is for

HyperJump may be relevant to readers researching the history of cross-chain DEXs and farming projects on BNB Chain, Fantom and Metis. It is not established as a usable option for people seeking an active exchange.

HyperJump FAQs

What was HyperJump?

HyperJump was described as a cross-chain decentralized exchange with play-to-earn and farm-to-earn features. Reports say the exchange closed and its website is gone, so current use is not established.

Which networks did HyperJump support?

Its listed chains are BNB Chain, Fantom and Metis. Public sources do not establish whether its contracts or user interface remain usable on those networks.

What is HyperJump’s token?

The token symbol is unclear: one listing names HYPR, while public reporting describes JUMP. Verify the contract address and network independently before considering any token transaction.

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