Trade like the account
you wish you had.
Follow a Hyperliquid trader from your own account. Every position they open shows up in yours, scaled to your balance — and your funds never leave Hyperliquid to get there.
- 0.7s
- from their fill to yours, on one unloaded account
- 1 bp
- per trade, and nothing else
- Your wallet
- holds every dollar
Positions are sized as a fraction of your own equity, so a trader running millions and an account running thousands hold the same exposure in percentage terms. One dial — how hard you follow — scales that up or down.
- 0.7s copy latency, one unloaded account
- 1 bp builder fee
- No subscription
- Funds stay in your own account
- We cannot raise our own fee
- $10 venue minimum, checked before you sign
- Skipped trades shown with the reason
- Revoke on Hyperliquid, without us
Four steps. You can stop at any of them.
Nothing moves until the last one, and every step that needs your wallet says what it is asking for and what it cannot do.
Connect and sign
A signature proves the account is yours. It moves no funds and approves nothing — it opens a session, and that is all it does.
Pick a trader, and let us price them
Before you approve anything, we measure that trader against your deposit: how much of what they do would actually reach an account your size, and what our fee would cost you per year.
Approve an agent key
Hyperliquid's own mechanism. The key we hold can place and cancel orders and cannot withdraw or transfer. You approve an address; the key behind it never crosses the network.
It runs, and you watch it
Their positions become yours, scaled to your balance. Every fill of yours sits next to theirs, and anything we skipped gets a line saying which trade and why.
Some traders cannot be copied at your size.
Hyperliquid rejects any order under $10. A trader whose positions are small relative to their own equity scales down to nothing in a smaller account — and the way you would normally find that out is by paying to watch a dashboard do nothing.
The same trader we refuse at $1,000 is fine at $250,000, because what changes is whether their scaled-down position clears the floor. We check the two of you together.
Your balance puts you on a tier, from $250 up, and you see the traders that tier can actually follow — 95% of their moves reaching you, not most of their money. Nobody is turned away at the door; what changes with size is who we are willing to put in front of you.
The ones that do break, break hard. On a high-frequency trader the floor skipped 23% of the fills but only 1%of the money — your P&L barely notices, your screen notices constantly. That is why we check the pair rather than your balance.
If our measurement service is down, the answer is “unknown” and the wizard says so. It never quietly degrades into an estimate.
- Works
Most of what they trade reaches your account, and our fee is a small share of your equity per year.
- Works, with a catch
Under half their notional survives the $10 floor, or the fee would cost you more than 10% a year. You can proceed — with the number in front of you.
- We can't copy this one at your size
Measured, and refused. There is no box to tick past this: it is not a risk you get to accept, it is a product we cannot deliver. Pick another trader or start larger.
- We couldn't check
No fills in the window, a broken chain, or our own service down. An absent measurement is never rendered as a passing one, so this needs you to say out loud that nobody priced it.
We priced real traders before we set a price.
23 chain-verified Hyperliquid traders, their real fills, run through the same billing arithmetic your account would use. These are measurements of their public trading — not a track record of ours.
How many times over the typical trader turns their book each month. The range across the sample ran from 0.2× to 365× — which is exactly why one headline rate cannot tell you what this costs.
Our fee against your equity, at the median trader. At the busy end of the sample it is 11% — same rate, different trader.
Fee drag is turnover × 12 × rate. There is no deposit term in it, so a bigger account pays the same share — anyone quoting a per-trade rate without the turnover behind it has not told you the price.
We cannot raise our own fee.
Hyperliquid requires the fee approval to be signed by your own wallet, and an agent key is not permitted to sign it. We are not able to approve a higher rate on your behalf — not as a policy we promise, as a signature we cannot produce. The ceiling you approve is the ceiling, until you sign a new one.
The venue's own hard ceiling for a perp builder fee is 10 bps. We charge 1.
Taker, on perps — 1.5 bps maker. Ours sits on top of that, not instead of it. Every order the engine places is Immediate-or-Cancel, so it can never rest on the book: your copies are the taker side, all of them.
1 bp on the trades we place. That is the whole price list.
No subscription, no monthly fee, no cut of your profits. Hyperliquid pays us out of each order we send for you — so if you do not trade, we do not earn. Move the slider and price your own trader.
What 1 bp would cost you
IllustrationChanges the dollars below, never the percentage.
Monthly notional traded, as a multiple of their own account. The three presets are the quartiles of ten Hyperliquid traders we measured over 84 hours — an order of magnitude, not a forecast.
During setup this same number is measured against the actual trader you picked, and shown to you before you approve anything.
We cannot withdraw your funds.
Worth being precise about, because the phrasing most copy-trading services use is not quite true — and the part they leave out is the part that can cost you.
What we cannot do
- Withdraw from your account. Hyperliquid does not let an agent key sign a withdrawal — the venue's rule, not our promise.
- Transfer your funds anywhere, to us or to anyone else.
- Raise our own fee. That approval needs your wallet's signature, and we cannot produce it.
- Stop you leaving. You revoke the key on Hyperliquid directly, without asking us and without needing us to be online.
What we can do — including the uncomfortable one
- Place and cancel orders in your account. That is what makes copying possible.
- Lose you money. An agent key trading badly can cost you, in principle all of it. Anyone telling you a copy service cannot touch your money at all is describing something that would not be able to trade.
- See your positions and your balance.
- Go down. If we do, your positions stay open and stop tracking — nothing closes them automatically, and nobody can move them.
Including the trades we missed.
A copy trader that only shows you its wins is showing you half a ledger. Every fill of yours is lined up against theirs, and every order we did not place is listed with the reason.
Side by side, with the delay and the price difference between the two.
Too small to clear the venue's floor, a coin you blocked, a position already at your limit — the line says which.
Collected as it happens, because Hyperliquid only serves a few days of fill history and there is no way to backfill it later.
Measured by us, not quoted from anyone. Reaction time is the whole reason to pay for this rather than watch a Telegram channel, so it is the one number we refused to put up until we had timed it ourselves.
Measured on a single account on a dedicated machine. Copy latency depends on how much company your account keeps — more accounts behind one connection to the venue means more waiting — so treat this as what the engine does with room to breathe, not a guarantee we hold under any load. We re-measure as a machine fills up, and this number moves when that measurement does.
Point it at a real trader before you approve anything.
The trader check is live. Give it a real address and a real deposit size and it will tell you what would actually reach your account, and what our fee would cost you for a year of it. Stop whenever you like.
No minimum deposit. The check decides per trader, not per balance — and it says so before you sign anything.