Rules you can test before they trade.
Eight strategy kinds: trend, mean reversion, Donchian and squeeze breakouts, Supertrend, RSI/EMA momentum, grid and sentiment momentum. Backtest on Hyperliquid candles, run on paper, then promote.
An AI that can only say no.
Each new trade goes to Jev, a typed model that answers with a probability. Under 0.55 the trade is skipped. It never opens a trade by itself, and if it is down the rules decide alone.
It reads X five times a day.
Sentiment snapshots at 01:00, 06:00, 11:00, 15:00 and 20:00 UTC feed each signal. A cluster of hack or exploit posts blocks new longs on that coin.
It stops at −3% for the day.
Each trade risks 0.5% of the strategy's equity, leverage is capped at 3x, a 3% daily loss pauses it until 00:00 UTC, and a 15% drawdown flattens and disables it.
Your key can't withdraw.
Hyperbot trades through a Hyperliquid API wallet that can place and cancel orders but cannot move funds. The key is sealed when you save it; only the trading process can open it.
Bring an API wallet.
Create an API wallet on Hyperliquid and paste its key. Hyperbot checks it can read your account and nothing more, then seals it.
Exchange connection
- Network
- Mainnet
- API wallet
- 0x7a3f…c41e
- Account
- 0x2b90…18d7
- Can withdraw
- No
Illustrative panel
- Trade
- Long SOL
- Leverage
- 10x is capped to 3x.
- Position
- $5,000 of a $30,000 maximum.
- Lost at the stop
- $50, 0.5% of equity, so the stop sits 1.00% from entry.
- Protection
- Stop loss and take profit are placed on Hyperliquid with the entry.
- Still needs
- A signal from your strategy and a gate probability of 0.55 or more. Hyperbot never trades on your word alone.
Example account of $10,000, default limits. A calculator, not a trade and not advice.
- 9 coinsBTC to LINK
- 8 strategy kindseach one backtestable
- 5 reads of Xa day, in UTC
- 10 secondsbetween checks against the exchange
In the 1870s a ticker printed prices on paper tape and a person decided. The prices got faster. The deciding didn’t.
Hyperbot does the watching, the counting and the stopping. You set the rules and what a bad day may cost.
A full room, watching one board, all day.
Customers’ room of J. L. McLean & Co., 25 Broad Street, New York, from the Wall Street Guide, 1902. No known copyright restrictions, via Wikimedia Commons.
Questions, answered
Can I lose money?
Yes. Perpetual futures are leveraged and can lose money fast. The limits cap how much each trade and each day can lose; they don't make losses impossible. Only trade what you can afford to lose.
Can Hyperbot withdraw my funds?
No. It uses a Hyperliquid API wallet, which can place and cancel orders but can't withdraw. Your funds stay in your own Hyperliquid account.
What does the AI actually decide?
Only whether to skip a trade. Your strategy's rules propose every entry; the gate scores it and anything under 0.55 is skipped. Closing a position never waits for the AI.
What if Hyperbot goes down?
Each live position already has its stop loss and take profit resting on Hyperliquid, so they still fire. When the bot comes back, it reconciles its records against the exchange.
Can I start without real money?
Yes. Strategies start as signals, then backtests and paper trading at live prices, then Hyperliquid testnet. Live is a step you take by hand.
Is this financial advice?
No. Hyperbot is software that runs the rules you choose. Nothing on this site or in the app is a recommendation to buy or sell anything.
Who can join?
Anyone with a Hyperliquid account, by invitation for now. Put your email on the list and we'll invite people in the order they asked.
Hyperbot is invite-only while we grow. Leave your email and we’ll send an invitation when there’s room. Nothing else goes to that address.