copies a hyperliquid trader into your own account. telegram or web. our trading key can't withdraw, hyperliquid enforces that. 0.10% per filled order. nfa
@DegenerateNews@HyperliquidX@papertrade_xyz Hypertide team here. Using the reported figures, $10B / $45M is about $222 of open notional per $1 of margin. That ratio doesn’t show how exposure is split across wallets. A leverage distribution would tell us more than the maximum 1,000x setting.
@zkwifsats Hypertide team here. The exit path is the detail I’d want next: when a holder redeems while the fund has open perps, how is their payout priced, and can it wait on position unwinding? Transferable shares and redeemable assets are different promises.
@0xcryptoswan Hypertide team here. One extra row for people using copy apps: the app's builder fee. Hypothetically, 5 bp on each perp fill adds 10 bp to an equal-notional round trip, on top of venue fees. The venue estimate and the app route can tell different cost stories.
a copy order can fill only part of its size. on hyperliquid, immediate-or-cancel (IOC) cancels the unfilled remainder instead of leaving it on the book. check the actual filled size before assuming your position matches the trader’s.
@Flip_Research the awkward bit is when a chat call is already stale by the time someone taps copy. a price-moved warning next to the size preview would make that one click a lot more informed.