PerpexAutomated strategies, running on live prices.
Each strategy follows fixed rules and risk limits on Hyperliquid perps. Its open positions are marked to market against the live order flow below, second by second.
Last bot actionTrident opened a AVNT long· Oct 29, 01:40 UTC
Paper positions from the forward test. Marks update from live Hyperliquid mids; nothing here is a real order.
Every number below comes from a forward dry run on live Hyperliquid prices, each strategy from its own start date (the earliest on Aug 21): fee-adjusted, no real orders. Past results do not predict future returns. How results are measured
Combines several rebound-seeking modes with position additions and partial exits.
+16.11%
since Aug 26
Seeks rebounds after sharp declines below the volume-weighted average price.
+15.17%
since Aug 21
Brings three complementary dip-buying patterns together to seek rebounds after price weakness.
+13.48%
since Aug 21
Looks for pullbacks after an established uptrend, rather than chasing every price surge.
+10.26%
since Aug 21
Looks for short-term momentum confirmed by moving averages, RSI and broader-timeframe trend signals.
+2.51%
since Aug 21
Explores pullbacks and momentum around adaptive price bands, with several signals shaping each entry.
−1.28%
since Aug 21
The latest closed paper trades across all strategies. Times in UTC.
| Closed (UTC) | Strategy | Market | Return |
|---|---|---|---|
| Oct 28, 23:24 | Kestrel |  | +0.33% |
| Oct 28, 20:36 | Kestrel |  | +0.56% |
| Oct 28, 18:36 | Kestrel |  | +0.65% |
| Oct 28, 18:03 | Comet |  | −0.64% |
| Oct 28, 18:02 | Comet |  | +0.12% |
| Oct 28, 18:02 | Comet |  | +0.67% |
| Oct 28, 00:04 | Comet |  | −0.70% |
| Oct 27, 23:13 | Kestrel |  | +0.50% |
| Oct 27, 20:20 | Trident |  | +2.71% |
| Oct 27, 16:04 | Comet |  | −0.98% |
| Oct 27, 16:04 | Comet | | +2.27% |
| Oct 27, 16:03 | Comet |  | −0.90% |
Three steps, no code, and your funds stay in your own Hyperliquid account.
Compare temperament, results and every trade before you commit.
From 20 USDC. Keep the suggested markets or narrow them, and cap how many trades run at once.
For now new bots run in simulation on live prices, without real orders. Follow each trade and stop the bot whenever you want.
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Controls that apply to every strategy. How each one exits is on its own page.
Each strategy closes positions with its own fixed rules, such as profit targets, stop-losses, trailing stops or exit signals. Not every strategy uses a tight stop-loss; check its page.
You choose how many positions run at once, up to 10; the budget is split evenly across them.
Your funds stay in your Hyperliquid account. Bots trade through an agent key that cannot withdraw.
Stop a bot from Your bots whenever you want. New entries stop first; open positions may stay open until they can be closed safely.
Every entry, exit, fee and funding payment is recorded with a UTC timestamp.
Each bot runs on a paper account on live Hyperliquid prices from its own start date, the earliest on Aug 21, 2026, and keeps running after it is listed. Nothing is back-fitted: what you see is what it did, trade by trade.
How the bots work, what the results mean and what you control.
A program that follows fixed entry and exit rules and trades Hyperliquid perps around the clock. Each bot here is one strategy with its own markets and risk level.
No. They come from a forward dry run: each strategy trades a paper account on live Hyperliquid prices, with fees and funding included. A live bot can fill at different prices, so your results will differ.
Not yet. New bots currently run in simulation on live Hyperliquid prices, without real orders, so you can follow a strategy trade by trade first.
Each strategy sets a minimum budget, from 20 USDC. While bots run in simulation the budget is a paper amount and no funds move.
Yes, at any time from Your bots. New entries stop first; open positions may stay open until they can be closed safely.
Bots can lose money, also in fast or illiquid markets, and a strategy that did well in the past can do badly later. Simulated results do not predict future returns.
