How it works
Everything you need to go from zero to the bot trading your account, in about 10 minutes.
What you need
- A wallet that works with Hyperliquid: MetaMask, Rabby, or Phantom (on a phone, use the wallet app's own browser).
- USDC on Hyperliquid: at least $50. How to get it there is below.
- Telegram is optional: connect it if you want trade messages on your phone.
Step by step
- Sign in. On the front page, tap Connect wallet and sign the message. Signing is free and can't move funds: it only proves the wallet is yours. Use the wallet you'll trade with on Hyperliquid.
- Get access. New wallets wait for approval (you'll see "Request sent"). An access code gets you in straight away.
- Accept the terms.
- Deposit USDC on Hyperliquid from the same wallet you signed in with, then tap Check balance.
- Approve the trading key. One signature. The bot made a key just for your account: it can open and close trades, and Hyperliquid doesn't let it withdraw or move your money. It appears as "ketmoney" on Hyperliquid's API page.
- Approve the fee. One signature allowing a 0.05% fee on orders the bot places.
- Pick coins and your risk. Tap a recommended coin, or open Strategy to test any coin and setting on past data and trade the one you like. Choose how much one losing trade may cost (risk per trade) and leverage. Then Start trading.
All of these are signatures, not transactions: no gas, nothing leaves your wallet.
Getting USDC onto Hyperliquid
- From an exchange (Binance, OKX, Bybit…): withdraw USDC on the Arbitrum network to your wallet address. Also send a tiny bit of ETH on Arbitrum (around $1) for the deposit's network fee.
- Deposit: open Hyperliquid, connect the same wallet, tap Deposit, enter the amount, confirm in your wallet. It arrives in about a minute.
- Come back and tap Check balance in setup.
Hyperliquid's minimum deposit is 5 USDC. Smaller deposits can be lost, so send more than that. Always double-check you picked Arbitrum when withdrawing from an exchange.
This is the testnet: use Hyperliquid testnet and its test USDC, not real money.
On a phone
Wallet signatures only work inside a browser that has your wallet. Open the wallet app (Phantom, MetaMask, Rabby), go to its browser tab, and type this site's address there. The Telegram and Safari/Chrome browsers can't sign.
If you connected Telegram, the Dashboard button gives you a one-time link: copy it and paste it into your wallet app's browser.
While it runs
- The bot checks your coins at every candle close. When a setting gives a signal, it opens the trade on your account, sized so that if the stop is hit you lose your chosen risk (e.g. 0.5% of your balance), and places the stop on Hyperliquid right away.
- It moves the stop to your entry once the trade is far enough in profit (break-even), and closes the trade when the trend flips or the stop is hit.
- Everything shows on your dashboard (and on Telegram if connected, at the level you choose: everything, trades, results only, or off).
- Pause stops new trades; open ones keep running to their normal end. Close exits a trade now. Unfollowing a coin never closes an open trade.
- You can still trade by hand on the same account. The bot leaves positions it didn't open alone, but they share your margin.
Safety
- We never ask for your seed phrase or private key. Nobody from us will. Anyone who does is a scammer.
- Only sign on this site. If a different-looking site asks you to approve a trading key, close it.
- The only things you ever sign here: the sign-in message, the trading key approval and the fee approval.
- To cut the bot off completely: on Hyperliquid, open the API page and remove "ketmoney". Any key there you don't recognise: remove it.
- Leverage can lose money, including your whole deposit. Results in Strategy are past data, not a promise.
Costs
- 0.05% per order to us (opening and closing are one order each), taken by Hyperliquid when the order fills.
- Hyperliquid's own trading fee and funding, as usual.
- All together a full trade costs about 0.19% of its size. Strategy's results already include this.
- No subscription, nothing else.
Questions
Can the bot withdraw my money?
No. The key you approve can only trade. Withdrawals and transfers need your own wallet, which never leaves your device.
Why sign so many times?
Each signature does one thing: sign in, approve the trading key, approve the fee. None of them cost anything.
What if your server goes down?
Every open trade already has its stop on Hyperliquid, so it stays protected. When the bot is back, it checks every stop and carries on.
What does "risk per trade" mean?
How much of your balance one losing trade costs if the stop is hit. At 0.5% with $1,000, a stopped-out trade loses about $5. Leverage doesn't change that; it only changes how much margin the trade uses.
Which coins can I trade?
Crypto perpetuals on Hyperliquid that also trade on Binance (the bot reads Binance's price history for signals). Search them in the lab.
How do I stop for good?
Pause on the dashboard, close any open trades, then remove "ketmoney" on Hyperliquid's API page. Your money stays in your account the whole time.