HyperCopy · copy trading on Hyperliquid
Copy any
trader.
Pick a Hyperliquid wallet and set your limits. Every position they hold, you hold, scaled to your equity. Your funds stay in your account. So do your losses.
Hyperliquid did not answer in time, so there is no live trader to show. Nothing here is filled in by hand, so this stays empty until it does.
Browse traders instead →Same portfolio. Your size.
HyperCopy divides your equity by the trader's and applies that one ratio to every position. The live example is missing because Hyperliquid did not answer.
Their strategy.
Your risk.
Every limit runs before an order is sent. Move them: the preview is the engine's own plan for this trader's live positions on the $10,000 you typed in the hero.
The share of your equity that follows them. The rest is untouched.
A hard cap on gross exposure. Above it, every position shrinks by the same factor.
Copy at a fraction or a multiple of their sizing. Still inside your ceiling.
A dollar ceiling on any single position, however large theirs grows.
The preview needs a live trader with open positions. Hyperliquid did not answer, so it is empty for now.
Their trade. Your size. Your keys.
LookInside.
We cannot withdraw your money.
HyperCopy trades through a Hyperliquid API wallet. The exchange lets that key place orders, cancel them and set leverage. Withdrawals and transfers need your main wallet's signature, which we never see. Not a policy. A property of the key.
- Your funds
- Stay in your Hyperliquid account. No vault, no pool, no deposit address of ours.
- Revoke
- Revoke the API wallet on Hyperliquid and copying stops at once, even if this site is down.
- Order log
- Every planned, sent, filled and rejected order, timestamped, in your dashboard.
› Try to switch it on. Drag it, if you like.
What this does not protect you from
- Losses. The trader can be wrong. So can you, by copying them.
- Liquidation. Leverage works the same on your account as on theirs.
- Worse entries. You always fill after them. Short-horizon scalpers copy badly however good their numbers look.
- Our bugs. A fault on our side can place a bad order. It still cannot move your funds.
A record,
not a forecast.
Ranked from Hyperliquid's public feed. Accounts under $50K are left out. The bars read 24h, 7d, 30d and all-time PnL. A big number is not a reason to copy anyone.
Find a trader worth following.
Read any portfolio before you commit a dollar to it. Then set limits you can live with.