Transparency

Built to be verified, not believed

Every trade HyperAgent makes executes on Hyperliquid mainnet, where account state is publicly verifiable on-chain. We don't ask for trust — we engineer for proof.

The protection stack

Independent layers, each enforceable without trusting the one above it.

On-chain profit floor

Once a trade moves into profit, its stop is ratcheted upward directly on Hyperliquid. The floor is enforced by the exchange itself — it holds even if our servers go down.

Hard daily loss limit

Trading halts automatically when an account is down 2.5% on the day. A bad day cannot become a bad week.

Expected-value gate

Every entry is checked against estimated fees and win probability before execution. A trade with negative expected value after fees simply does not execute — on any code path.

Self-custody by design

With an agent connection, your funds stay in your own Hyperliquid wallet. Our key can only trade — it can never withdraw. You can verify and withdraw at any time, on-chain.

Verified, not assumed

Wallet authorization is verified against the exchange before we call anything "active". Order rejections halt the agent automatically and alert a human.

Selective by default

The engine evaluates signals around the clock and executes only when conviction, regime and expected value align. Most hours, the right trade is no trade.

Our track record is being built in public

The current trading engine went live on June 11, 2026. From its first trade, every result — wins and losses, net of all fees — is recorded in a ledger we will publish on this page at the end of each monthly period, with each position verifiable against Hyperliquid's on-chain state.

No backfilling. No cherry-picking. No projections — past performance is the only performance, and we publish it win or lose.

Trading perpetual futures involves substantial risk of loss and is not suitable for every investor. HyperAgent provides automated trading software; it does not provide investment advice and does not guarantee any outcome. Never trade with funds you cannot afford to lose.