The Hypnex Builders subnet

Drop-in OpenAI client.
Paid in MOR.

Hypnex is the subnet building the payments rail for Morpheus agents. Three deliverables — SDK, registry, Forge — all live. Change one import and your existing OpenAI client routes through Morpheus's TEE-backed providers, paid in MOR.

- from openai import OpenAI
+ from hypnex_openai import OpenAI

  client = OpenAI()
  resp = client.chat.completions.create(
      model="llama-3.3-70b",
      messages=[{"role": "user", "content": "ping"}],
  )

The Hypnex Builders subnet

The payments rail for Morpheus agents.

Hypnex is the subnet building the payments rail for Morpheus agents. Three deliverables — SDK, registry, Forge — all live.

Stake MOR here if you think agent-to-tool payments are the layer that gets used. Builders V4 rewards depositors proportionally to subnet stake, so the more this thesis plays out, the more your stake earns.

Three deliverables. One subnet.

Why deposit MOR into this subnet?

• Three deliverables already shipped. SDK in production; registry contracts deployed and source-verified on Base + Arbitrum; Forge listing + escrow + relayer all live since 2026-05-09. Most Builders subnets are slideware.
• Authored protocol standards. Hypnex wrote the agent-registry spec, the paid-tool registry spec, and the referral-policy proposal the staking onramp implements. The subnet's contributions show up in the Morpheus governance record, not just on a landing page.
• Audited and source-verified. The Capital v2 contracts the staking onramp uses went through Code4rena (Aug 2025). Hypnex's own registry + Forge contracts are source-verified on Arbiscan + BaseScan and MIT-licensed.
• MIT, IPFS-pinned, no AWS. The frontend is content-addressed; the contracts are immutable; the SDK is on PyPI/npm. The subnet doesn't disappear if Hypnex Labs does.
• Builders V4 rewards = proportional to subnet stake. Stake here only if you believe the thesis. If agent-to-tool payments are the layer that gets used, this subnet's reward share grows; if not, it doesn't. Honest economics, same as everywhere else on this page.

Traction on-chain

Numbers update as deposits, agents, tools, and calls come in. Watch them onchain.

Subnet deliverable 01 · OpenAI-compatible SDK

SDK: drop-in inference client.

The default way an agent plugs into Morpheus inference. Change one import, keep the OpenAI client surface you already write against, and your calls route through Morpheus's TEE-backed providers, paid in MOR. ↑ back to the subnet thesis

- from openai import OpenAI
+ from hypnex_openai import OpenAI

  client = OpenAI()
  resp = client.chat.completions.create(
      model="llama-3.3-70b",
      messages=[{"role": "user", "content": "ping"}],
  )

Subnet deliverable 02 · Agent registry

Registry: agents discoverable onchain.

Where agents register so tools can find them, and so payments know where to settle. An on-chain index of agents that consume Morpheus inference: stable bytes32 ids, public-by-default records, capability tags, and the model id each agent routes through. Deployed and verified on Arbitrum + Base. MIT-licensed, immutable, no admin keys over the registry itself. ↑ back to the subnet thesis

Subnet deliverable 03 · Paid tool registry

Forge: tools paid per call in MOR.

Where tools get paid per call in MOR. List your MCP server, agentic function, or dataset onchain (1 MOR listing fee). Take per-call payments through a pre-paid MOR escrow: agents deposit MOR earmarked for your tool; tool servers post signed receipts to relayer.hypnex.xyz; on-chain settle() debits the agent at callCount × price with 90% to you and 10% to the Hypnex protocol fee. The fee is admin-settable but hard-capped at 20% in the contract bytecode. Agents get a 24h-delayed self-custody exit so funds can never be trapped by a misbehaving tool. Source-verified on Arbiscan + BaseScan, MIT-licensed. ↑ back to the subnet thesis

vs app.mor.org

Same contracts. Different frontend.

Both interact with Morpheus Capital v2 directly. The smart-contract trust assumption is identical. The differences are in the frontend layer.

Last two rows: where app.mor.org is the better tool. Pick whichever frontend matches your use case — your stake lives in the same on-chain contracts either way.

How it works

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

Four steps from connected wallet to claimable MOR.

No hype. Just the math.

Sourced from Morpheus's own documentation and on-chain emissions. The numbers below are illustrative. Verify the live values on mor.org and DefiLlama before staking. As of 2026-05-10.

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, through wallet transactions instead of an account, with 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.