goodcryptoX

Shutdown and exit deadline

goodcryptoX announced an October 9, 2026 app shutdown. HypeChain checked the provider notice on October 3 and has suspended new-user onboarding. The notice sets no cutoff timezone; HypeChain has not tested account access or shutdown execution.

Actions for existing users

• Bots and exchange accounts: the provider asks users to stop bots several days early, choose whether to cancel orders and close positions, and verify the result at each exchange. It says subscription expiry will not stop existing bots. Exchange orders and positions can survive the app shutdown.
• Built-in Solana wallets: the notice describes transferring assets or exporting the wallet key before October 9.
• Built-in EVM wallets: the provider recommends transferring assets through the app. It says an exported key controls a separate signer, while assets sit in a smart-contract wallet; importing the signer into MetaMask does not automatically display those assets. EVM key export was promised in the notice, not confirmed by HypeChain.
• Help: the provider offers limited wind-down support through November 8 at support@goodcrypto.app and @GoodCrypto on Telegram . It says staff will not initiate private messages. Never send keys or seed phrases to support, recovery websites, or AI chats.

Support availability and wallet recovery have not been tested. Keep bot shutdown, order cancellation, position closure, and permission revocation as separate checks; see the wallet-permission checklist .

Subscriptions and the proposed transition

The provider says renewals will stop without manual cancellation and cash refunds are unavailable. Check payment-provider records. Its transition notice bases paid-plan, Lifetime and NFT eligibility on pre-announcement snapshots:

Accounts registered when the announcement was published are offered an emailed code for 30 days of Pro.

GOOD-derived credit requires more than 10,000 eligible GOOD at the initial snapshot: built-in Solana wallet holdings, attributable LP holdings, or undelivered pre-seed allocations. The calculation uses the lower initial/October 1 balance and a fixed pre-announcement price. The initial timestamp is unclear; October 1 snapshot execution is unconfirmed. GOOD remains yours; this is subscription credit, not redemption.

Combined benefits are capped at 2,000 days per WunderTrading account. The provider asks users to claim by October 9 with the same email or an emailed code. HypeChain has not verified individual eligibility or delivery.

WunderTrading is a separate service. Trading history and wallet/exchange credentials are not transferred, according to the notice. Review the full account-specific terms before accepting.

Historical Hyperliquid fees and wallet permissions

The builder-fee documentation , first checked September 28 and rechecked October 3, still lists these base rates. They remain historical service terms for this profile, not an invitation to start trading. HypeChain did not verify an account’s actual charges.

The provider describes discounts for eligible volume, GOOD holdings, subscription tiers, or an Ultimate NFT. These depend on account eligibility; the lowest advertised rate is not universal. Its docs say the Hyperliquid integration requires no separate subscription. The wind-down notice limits GOOD wallet-holder fee discounts to the announced service end.

Builder charges are separate from Hyperliquid’s venue fees . A 0% builder fee on spot buys does not mean a zero-cost trade: venue fees and other execution costs may apply.

API-wallet permissions and storage

The connection instructions ask users to enter the API wallet’s private key, not the main-wallet key, and say it is saved in goodcryptoX’s secure storage. The integration overview says this delegated wallet can place orders but cannot withdraw.

The documented model stores a delegated key with the service. HypeChain has not inspected storage controls or tested permissions. The Hyperliquid API wallet is distinct from the built-in EVM signer/smart-contract wallet described above; their exit requirements should not be conflated. Neither source confirms key retention or deletion after shutdown.

Historical CertiK pentest record

CertiK’s public goodcryptoX record , rechecked October 3, identifies a penetration test delivered on October 8, 2024, with 11 findings: 4 resolved, 6 acknowledged, and 1 partially resolved. The major and medium findings are marked resolved. Of eight minor findings, one is resolved, six are acknowledged, and one is partially resolved; the informational finding is resolved.

This is evidence of a dated pentest, not a general security endorsement. It does not establish that every current app, API, wallet flow, or later software version was tested. The record is not a 2025 audit, and it does not show every finding as resolved.

Sources

• goodcryptoX shutdown and wind-down notice
• goodcryptoX Hyperliquid builder fees
• goodcryptoX Hyperliquid integration overview
• goodcryptoX API-wallet connection and storage instructions
• Hyperliquid fee schedule
• CertiK public pentest record

See the current comparison and review methodology for how HypeChain distinguishes source claims from product tests.

This profile records provider statements and a dated third-party pentest record. It is not financial advice. Trading can result in losses; HypeChain did not test service exit, wallet recovery, or trading.