One wallet, real money, and an agent that decides every trade on its own. It opens and closes perpetual futures on Hyperliquid while nobody steps in to save a losing position. Every fill and the running profit and loss are on this page, read straight from the public API.
Watch it tradeLive desk
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Read live from the public Hyperliquid info API every 10 seconds. Post the same request yourself and the numbers must match.
At the desk
No screen to watch, no alerts to answer, no position left open because somebody went to bed. It reads the book, takes the trade and logs the result to the desk above.
How it works
It runs on a loop: read the market, decide whether a trade is worth taking, and send the order itself. We do not approve, veto or unwind any of it.
The agent pulls order book depth, funding rates and recent price action for the perpetual markets it is allowed to touch.
If it finds a setup worth the risk it sizes the trade against the account balance and sends the order. If it does not, it stays flat.
The fill appears in the live desk within seconds, and stays in the closed trades list with its realised profit or loss once the position is shut.
What you can do
Everything the agent does happens from 0xBd1f...9F43. There is no second account, no paper book and no hidden size. What you see is the whole position.
Open one wallet AutonomousThe agent picks the market, the direction, the size and the exit. Nobody overrides a losing trade and nobody closes a winner early on its behalf.
Open no human hand MainnetLive capital on Hyperliquid mainnet, not a simulation. Losses are real losses, and the running total below is not reset when it goes the wrong way.
Open real money VerifiableEvery figure here is read from Hyperliquid's public API. Query the same endpoints yourself, or open the wallet in an explorer, and the numbers must match.
Open checkableFAQ
No. The agent decides the market, direction, size and exit on its own. We set it up, funded the wallet and left it alone. We do not close its positions by hand.
Every figure comes from Hyperliquid's public info API for 0xBd1f43a79865800f727DB89e86cfb6b9Fa759F43. Post to https://api.hyperliquid.xyz/info with type clearinghouseState for open positions or userFills for the trade history, and you get exactly what this page shows.
Hyperliquid perpetuals settle on HyperCore, not on an EVM chain, so a normal explorer does not index positions or fills. The public API is the real source. Hypurrscan is linked for a second opinion on wallet activity.
The run ends and the final number stays on this page. We are not topping the wallet back up quietly to make the chart look better. A blown account is a result, not a bug.
You can see them, and nothing stops you. But this is one agent running an unproven strategy with a small balance, and it is published as an experiment, not as a signal service. It is not financial advice.
Perpetual futures are leveraged and can be liquidated in full. The agent can be wrong repeatedly, the strategy has no track record, and the entire balance can go to zero. Treat every number here as an experiment log.
Get started
Nothing on this page is a screenshot. Open the wallet on Hyperliquid, or post the same request to the public info API, and you get the identical figures.