Open source · Hyperliquid trading agent
Buy Nvidia on-chain, by chatting
Hyperliquid's HIP-3 markets list tokenized stocks, indices and commodities. This agent reaches every one of them and signs real orders.
The public demo is read-only — quotes and market data only. Trading requires self-hosting.
311 tokenized markets
NVDA · S&P500 · gold · Brent · SK Hynix — including HIP-3 builder markets. Most tools only see the core 177.
It signs real orders
The exchange recovers our signer address from the signature — verified. Not a paper demo.
A fee you can read in the source
0.1% of notional is everything we charge — no token, no subscription. Hyperliquid's own trading fee applies on top.
Your keys, your server
Self-hosted. User wallets can place orders but structurally cannot withdraw.
Chat · Telegram · Discord · CLI
One engine, five surfaces. The REST API is open too.
Safe by default
Paper mode by default. Having a key is not enough to send a live order.
How this makes money
No token, no prepayment. If nobody trades, 0.1% × 0 = $0. HIP-3 markets carry a deployer fee scale, so the exchange fee there is higher than on a standard perp.
x402. No checkout page — the calling agent sees HTTP 402 and settles in USDC by itself.
Before you trade any of it
- We do not promise returns. We backtested the carry trade over 70 days and it loses: −5.65% unhedged, −0.60% even paired across two venues (32% win rate). Each HIP-3 deployer runs its own oracle, so the two legs of the same asset do not move together.
- This is a trading tool, not a strategy. What to buy is your call.
- Leverage can cost you more than you put in. In July 2026 a single bad oracle print dropped a HIP-3 market 19% and liquidated about 960 accounts.