Start Hypertrade in three decisions

Choose practice or real funds, grant trade-only permission, and select a risk style. Advanced settings remain optional.

Updated 2026-07-19

Hypertrade One removes provider, wallet, key, and venue plumbing from the primary setup. The default path asks only the decisions that materially change your outcome.

  1. 1

    Practice or real funds

    Practice starts a testnet desk with play money. Real funds creates a user-owned mainnet trading account when the embedded-wallet rollout is enabled for your cohort.

  2. 2

    Grant trade-only permission

    For real funds, approve a separate Hyperliquid agent. It may place and cancel orders, but cannot withdraw. Hypertrade activates it only after venue verification.

  3. 3

    Choose the risk style

    Select Chill, Normal, Aggressive, or Extreme. Each profile keeps its existing engine definition. Confirm that leverage can cause liquidation and that profit is not guaranteed.

What Hypertrade chooses by default

  • Hypertrade AI on plans that include the managed model.
  • Autonomous operation when the current plan permits it.
  • The trading account and its verified active agent as the stable execution boundary.
  • A paused state whenever permission, balance, account mode, or venue data is not ready.

Advanced setup

Existing Hyperliquid accounts, bring-your-own AI models, and legacy account migration remain available under Advanced. These choices do not interrupt the simple default path.

A busy market does not guarantee a valid edge. The decisions feed explains whether a desk is waiting on data, account readiness, quality, expected growth, or risk constraints.
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