Disclaimer: This bot is provided as-is, and you use it at your own risk. Trading involves financial risk, and you should only use this bot if you understand and accept these risks.
An automated trading bot for Hyperliquid, a decentralized exchange (DEX) specializing in perpetual futures. The bot automates trading based on order book imbalance, a strategy used by many professional traders to identify potential price movements. It leverages Hyperliquid's fully on-chain order book, low fees, and high transaction speeds to provide a competitive edge in trading.
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- Real-time Order Book Monitoring: Uses Hyperliquid's WebSocket API to track order book updates in real time.
- Customizable Imbalance Detection: Configurable parameters for detecting buy/sell volume imbalances.
- Automated Trade Execution: Supports both market and limit orders for quick and precise trading.
- Multi-Pair Support: Monitors multiple trading pairs like ETH-USDC and BTC-USDC.
- Flexible Configuration: Adjust price range, imbalance ratio, trade size, and order types to suit your strategy.
- Risk Management: Stop-loss, take-profit, and trailing stop features to manage risk.
- Leverage Hyperliquid's Advantages: Hyperliquid offers a fully on-chain order book, low fees (0.01–0.035% for takers, 0–0.01% for makers), and high transaction speeds (less than 1 second block time), making it ideal for automated trading strategies.
- Simplify Trading: Automate your trading strategy without needing to constantly monitor the markets. The bot handles the heavy lifting, allowing you to focus on other aspects of your trading or investment strategy.
- Customizable: Tailor the bot to your trading style by adjusting parameters such as price range, imbalance ratio, and trade size.
The bot operates by:
- Subscribing to order book updates via Hyperliquid’s WebSocket API for the specified trading pairs.
- Calculating the total buy and sell volumes within the defined price range (e.g., ±1% from the current price).
- Checking for imbalances:
- If buy volume exceeds sell volume by the specified ratio (e.g., 2:1), it places a buy order.
- If sell volume exceeds buy volume, it places a sell order.
- Executing trades using the configured order type (market or limit) and trade size.