Buy on a schedule
Buys a fixed dollar amount daily, every two days or weekly, whatever the price is doing.
$25 of BTC every Monday
Strategies
Rules that trade while you're away
A strategy is a rule you set once. Buy $25 of Bitcoin every Monday. Sell your ETH if it falls to a price you pick. Take profit when SOL hits your target. Build your own, or copy one another trader has shared. Orders go out from your own wallet, inside the spending cap you set.
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Weekly Active Traders
Set a cap · traded in the last 7 days
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Cap Utilization
USDC traded ÷ USDC of cap granted
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Copy-to-Close Ratio
Copied strategies confirmed and executed
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What you can run
Seven kinds of strategy
Each one does a single job. Run as many as you like side by side.
Get out at your price
Sells some or all of a position if the price drops to the trigger you set.
Sell all your ETH if it falls to your price
Cash in at your target
Sells a share of a position when the price reaches your target.
Sell half your SOL at your target
Follow the price up
Tracks the highest price since you started and exits if it falls back by a percentage you choose.
Exit HYPE after an 8% drop from its high
Trade the swings
Places a ladder of buy and sell orders between a low and a high price, so it trades each move inside that range.
You set the range, the number of levels and the money it uses
Keep your mix
Holds your portfolio to the mix you chose. When an asset drifts too far from its share, it trades it back.
60% BTC, 40% ETH, rebalance at 5% drift
Trade on the signal
Watches the assets you pick and trades when its signal confidence passes your bar, 70% unless you change it. You set the largest trade it can make. Switch it to Notify and it messages you instead of trading.
Watch SOL, AVAX and LINK; trade only at 75% confidence or higher
The Community tab
Strategies other traders have shared
The Community tab lists strategies people have published. Featured picks come first, then the most copied. Filter by type to find a DCA plan or a grid bot.
About backtests. A backtest replays a strategy's rules on past prices. It shows how the rules handled the last 30 or 90 days, and it can't tell you anything about the next 30.
- What it trades
- The assets, shown as coin icons at the top of the card.
- Type
- DCA, Grid Bot, Community Signals Agent and the rest.
- Description
- What it does and why, in the author's words.
- 30- and 90-day backtest
- The return its rules would have made over each window.
- Copies
- How many people are running it right now.
- Vault
- If it was published by a vault, which one.
Copying
How copying works
Three steps, and you only do the first one once.
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Set up your trading agent
You do this once. The agent is the capped, revocable permission that places orders for you on Hyperliquid, and copying asks for it first. How the agent works
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Tap Copy
The strategy lands in My Strategies switched off. Nothing trades yet.
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Switch it on
Check the settings, then activate it. Every trade it makes shows up in its log with the size, the price and your profit or loss.
Switch it off or delete it from My Strategies whenever you want.
New Strategy
Build your own in a minute
Tap New Strategy, pick a type and fill in the numbers. Before you save, run a preview. It replays your rules on past prices and gives you four numbers to judge them by.
Like what you see? Save it and switch it on. Don't? Change a number and run it again.
Total returnWhat the rules would have made or lost over the period.
Max drawdownThe biggest drop from a high along the way. This is the one to sit with.
Win rateThe share of trades that made money.
TradesHow many orders it would have placed. More trades means more fees.
Retention by cohort
Share of traders still trading after their first cap was set
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Week 1
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Week 4
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Week 12
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Before you switch one on
Trading is risky and you can lose money. Backtests replay the past and don't predict what comes next. A shared strategy is someone's idea, not advice. Only put in what you can afford to lose.
Questions
Questions people ask
01.Will a strategy trade without me tapping approve?
Yes, that's what it's for. It trades whenever its rule triggers, within your spending cap and the limits on your agent. The one exception is a Community Signals Agent set to Notify: it messages you and you decide.
02.Do I have to copy someone?
No. Most strategies take a minute to build yourself. The Community tab is there if you'd rather start from one other people already run.
03.How do I stop one?
Switch it off or delete it in My Strategies, and it stops placing orders. Your money stays in your own wallet the whole time.
04.Where do the trades happen?
On Hyperliquid. You trade with USDC, which moves in and out through Arbitrum and always back to your own wallet.
05.Can I run several at once?
Yes. A weekly DCA, a stop loss under it and a take profit above it is a common setup. They all draw on the same spending cap.
Start with one rule
Pick a strategy, set your cap and switch it on. You can add more later.
Explore Further
- Market Signals — sentiment and price indicators for crypto, stocks and commodities
- Trading Agent — tell it what you want in plain English
- Vaults — groups that publish strategies together
- Fexr Wallet — where your money stays