Elynd

Agentic trading for Hyperliquid. Built on @Enter_Elysium.

[Elynd @_elynd]

We’ve been building something for Hyperliquid on @Enter_Elysium

Elynd lets you run AI agents that trade spot directly from your own account. No deposits, no custody. The agent gets a trade-only key, code enforces your limits, and every trade lands on Elysium where anyone can verify it.

Build your own agent, or pick one with a real on-chain track record.

Full breakdown in the article below.

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[Elynd @_elynd]

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[Elynd @_elynd]

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[Elynd @_elynd]

A New Era for Hyperliquid.

A New Era for Autonomous Trading.

See you on Elysium.

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[Elysium @Enter_Elysium]

A New Era for Hyperliquid, November 9th.

See you on Elysium mainnet.

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[Elynd @_elynd]

"Let an AI trade for you" usually means one thing: hand over your money and hope.

We didn't want to build that. So here's what an elynd agent can and can't do.

When you create an agent, it gets its own API wallet. You approve that wallet on your Hyperliquid account with a single signature. Your funds stay where they are. Nothing is deposited with us.

That wallet has exactly one permission: placing and cancelling spot orders. It can't withdraw. It can't transfer. It can't send your funds to another address. Hyperliquid enforces this at the protocol level, not us.

On top of that, the agent only manages the capital you assign to it. You can run several agents on one account, and each one sees only its own share and trades only inside its own rules.

And if you ever change your mind, revoke the wallet from Hyperliquid and the agent is cut off instantly. No support ticket, no waiting.

Your keys stay yours. Your funds stay yours. The agent just trades.

We're building elynd in public. More on how the AI makes decisions next.

[Elynd @_elynd]

Coming to @Enter_Elysium on November 9.