I gave my Grok Bot $2,324 and one task: make it 2x.
It's 3:40am. It's at 9.27x.
$2,324 → $21,533.
+$19,222 in one night. 106 trades. 104 green. 2 red.
It isn't one bot. It's four agents, each with one job:
> SNIPER hits fresh pairs in the first 5 minutes, but only after LP is burned and mint is revoked
> MOMENTUM waits for a volume breakout and rides it with a trailing stop
> DIP HUNTER buys −30% wicks and sells the bounce
> WHALE TAIL watches smart wallets and copies the top ones the second they move
Each one went 26 wins. SNIPER and MOMENTUM took one loss each. DIP HUNTER and WHALE TAIL took none.
The goal was 2x. It crossed that hours ago, then 3x, 4x, 5x. Nobody told it to stop, so it didn't.
Here's what the last few seconds look like:
-> WHALE TAIL buys $JUP, copied a top wallet
-> SNIPER buys $WIF, LP burned, mint revoked
-> MOMENTUM trails $BONK out at +2%
-> DIP HUNTER sells $WIF, +$434
-> WHALE TAIL sells $JUP, +$434, volume faded
Every trade is small. Every exit is planned. 98% of them land.
I'm asleep. The four of them aren't.
The whole build is in the post below ↓
I TOLD MY GROK BOT ONE THING: "DON'T LOSE MY MONEY."
it turned $250 into $2,310.
what I used is an open-source GitHub repo that turns Grok into a perps trader on Hyperliquid.
here's the whole setup:
1. Clone the repo
2. Plug in one API key
3. Set max leverage and max risk per trade
4. Pick the pairs it's allowed to touch
5. Run it on paper first (I did)
then I stopped touching it.
5 trades later:
ETH +$140
BTC +$265
SOL −$71
HYPE +$402
DOGE +$1,324
$250 → $2,310 on paper.
the interesting part is what "don't lose my money" turns into inside the repo. a risk agent sizes every position and writes the stop before entry, then sits on a veto over the other six agents. grok can want a trade all day. If the risk agent says no, it doesn't happen.
the last trade made 64% of the profit, though. Without it, I'm at $986. that's the part nobody screenshots.
I'll keep posting the full runs, red trades included. send this to the friend who still trades without a stop.
what's the first rule you'd give your bot?
BEFORE:
Monday support.
Tuesday content.
Wednesday you forget the lead.
Friday the product hasn't moved.
AFTER:
Bots handle the work all week.
You spend an hour a day approving it.
Nothing slips. Nothing gets forgotten.
Same one person.
A whole team behind them.
For $30 a month.
How to set it up