Wallet-native Morpheus staking onramp

Stake into Morpheus.
One signature. No email.

Hypnex is a wallet-native onramp for Aave-wrapped Morpheus capital and an OpenAI-compatible SDK for the inference it funds. Deposit stETH, USDC, USDT, or wBTC into Morpheus Capital v2, earn underlying Aave yield plus MOR emissions, and skip every email signup.

Connect wallet to stake → View DistributorV2 on Etherscan

SDK: pip install hypnex-openai · npm i @hypnex/openai

The detail nobody mentions

Your own staked MOR is locked for 90 days after each deposit. Your referral MOR is unlocked. Refer one staker, earn liquid MOR for as long as the referee keeps their stake. MRC 73

Code4rena audited (Aug 2025)

Non-custodial

IPFS-pinned

SIWE only

Why Hypnex

Multi-asset MOR staking with the friction stripped out.

Aave-backed capital meets decentralized AI inference. One toolchain, two audiences.

Multi-asset Capital v2

stETH, USDC, USDT, and wBTC. Stables and wBTC are supplied to Aave for underlying yield; MOR emissions are paid on top.

Wallet-only auth

Sign-In With Ethereum. No email, no Cognito, no central database. Disconnect and Hypnex forgets you exist.

IPFS-hosted frontend

Content-addressed and pinned. If our domain disappears, the UI still resolves. Funds always live in Morpheus contracts.

OpenAI-compatible SDK

pip install, change one line, route through Morpheus's TEE-backed providers. Same toolchain as the staking onramp.

app.mor.org

hypnex.xyz

Auth

AWS Cognito + email signup

Sign-In With Ethereum

Hosting

AWS Amplify (centralized)

IPFS-pinned, Cloudflare Pages edge

Funds custody

Non-custodial (Morpheus contracts)

Non-custodial (same contracts)

Referral surface

Hidden / not surfaced in UI

Front-and-centre, MRC 73 explained

Source

Open repo, AWS-coupled

MIT, self-hostable, no AWS

How it works

Aave-wrapped capital, Chainlink-normalized yield, MOR emissions on top.

Four steps from connected wallet to claimable MOR.

Connect. Sign a SIWE message. No signup.

Pick an asset. stETH, USDC, USDT, or wBTC.

Stake. stETH stakes earn Lido yield directly. USDC, USDT, and wBTC are supplied to Aave to earn lending interest. Chainlink price feeds (via the on-chain ChainLinkDataConsumer) normalize cross-asset value so MOR emissions distribute fairly across pools. Your principal stays in the Morpheus DepositPool contract on Ethereum mainnet — Hypnex never touches it.

Claim. After the 90-day claim lock opens, claim MOR — or commit a voluntary additional lock to earn a Power Factor multiplier on emissions. MOR is a LayerZero OFT (Omnichain Fungible Token), so the same balance moves natively between Ethereum, Arbitrum, and Base. Current Power Factor curve on gitbook.mor.org.

DistributorV2 (Ethereum) 0xDf1AC1AC255d91F5f4B1E3B4Aef57c5350F64C7A

USDC DepositPool 0x6cCE082851Add4c535352f596662521B4De4750E

USDT DepositPool 0x3B51989212BEdaB926794D6bf8e9E991218cf116

wBTC DepositPool 0xdE283F8309Fd1AA46c95d299f6B8310716277A42

wETH DepositPool 0x9380d72aBbD6e0Cc45095A2Ef8c2CA87d77Cb384

ChainLinkDataConsumer 0xd182263d06FDC463c96190005D6359CC3d3Bbc5e

MOR (Ethereum) 0xcBB8f1BDA10b9696c57E13BC128Fe674769DCEc0

MOR (Arbitrum) 0x092baadb7def4c3981454dd9c0a0d7ff07bcfc86

MOR (Base) 0x7431aDa8a591C955a994a21710752EF9b882b8e3

Who it's for

Two audiences. One toolchain.

Whether you're allocating capital or shipping inference, Hypnex is the same SDK and the same onramp.

Capital allocators

You hold stETH or yield-bearing stables and want MOR exposure on top of underlying Aave or Lido yield without selling. One signature, non-custodial, exit on Morpheus pool rules.

Developers building on Morpheus

You want OpenAI-compatible inference routed through TEE-backed providers, with the SDK you already use. Fund inference with staked-yield-derived MOR.

Honest economics

No hype. Just the math.

Sourced from Morpheus's own documentation and on-chain emissions. Live numbers on mor.org and DefiLlama.

Total daily emission (decays linearly to zero ~2040) ~12,600 MOR / day

Capital pool share of daily emission ~3,150 MOR / day

Hard cap on MOR supply 42,000,000 MOR

Capital claim lock from deposit (MRC 46) 90 days

Referrer MOR (MRC 73) unlocked, immediate

Referee bonus on own emissions +1%

Referrer tiers (per MRC 73 thresholds in stETH-equivalent) 3% · 5% · 10% · 15%

Yield depends on total TVL — lower TVL means higher MOR per dollar staked, higher TVL means lower. We do not promise an APR. We promise you'll see the same on-chain emissions as everyone else, with one signature instead of an account, and the referral mechanic surfaced front-and-centre. Live numbers on mor.org.

FAQ

The questions you should be asking.

No KYC, no custody, no marketing fluff. Just the mechanics.

What is the Power Factor multiplier?

A voluntary lock multiplier on your MOR claim. Commit a longer additional lock period, get a higher multiplier on emissions — claiming immediately means 1×. The exact multiplier curve is defined in the Distribution contract; see gitbook.mor.org for current parameters. Trade-off: shorter horizon = liquid MOR sooner, longer horizon = more MOR but illiquid.

Why does the referrer get unlocked MOR while the staker waits 90 days?

Per MRC 73, referral rewards bypass the claim-lock that capital contributors face under MRC 46. The protocol's reasoning: referrers do off-chain work (education, evangelism) that doesn't carry the same lockup risk as principal-providing capital. Result: referring is the most liquid, lowest-friction way to earn MOR on the network.

Do I need to register as a referrer? Is there KYC?

No. Per Morpheus docs, any wallet address can be used as a referral address with no separate registration. There is no KYC, no whitelist, and no off-chain step. The referrer parameter is a public argument on DepositPool.stake().

Is Hypnex custodying my assets?

No. Funds go directly into Morpheus's audited DepositPool contracts on Ethereum mainnet. Hypnex is a frontend that constructs the transaction. We never hold a key to your funds.

What happens if Hypnex disappears?

Your stake is in Morpheus contracts and is unaffected. You can claim, withdraw, or interact with the protocol via Etherscan, dashboard.mor.org, or any other frontend. The IPFS-pinned version of this UI also remains resolvable independent of our domain.

How is the underlying yield generated?

stETH stakes earn Lido staking yield directly. USDC, USDT, and wBTC are supplied to Aave to earn lending interest. Chainlink price feeds (via the on-chain ChainLinkDataConsumer contract at 0xd182263d…3Bbc5e) normalize cross-asset value so emissions distribute proportionally across pools. MOR rewards are paid on top of underlying yield, not instead of it. Source: DistributorV2.sol.

Has this been audited?

Yes. The Morpheus Capital v2 / Aave Distributor smart contracts went through a Code4rena audit Aug 15–25, 2025 (6 contracts, 390 lines of Solidity, 4 medium-severity findings, 26 low/non-critical). Full report: code4rena.com/reports/2025-08-morpheus. Hypnex itself is a frontend that constructs transactions — it never holds funds — but the contracts you sign into are the ones audited.