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Copy Trade evaluates newly published eligible AI entries against limits signed for one account. It does not modify the AI Trading model and does not guarantee that every signal becomes a fill.

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Before setup

  • Confirm your account has access to the desired copy-trading mode.
  • Accept the current Terms, Privacy, Risk, and Copy-trade disclosures.
  • Use a supported Hyperliquid account and a dedicated API agent.
  • Fund the trading master with enough usable collateral for the selected fixed margin and fees.
  • Decide the per-entry margin, leverage, daily cap, and other limits shown in the signed policy.

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Account roles

  • The gHypurr control wallet signs the setup and control actions.
  • The Hyperliquid trading master holds the trading account and collateral.
  • The Hyperliquid API agent is a dedicated trading credential authorized by the master. It is not a withdrawal or transfer key.
The control wallet and trading master can be the same address or different addresses where the setup supports it. The product verifies the API agent’s relationship to the trading master during enrollment.

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Setup and operation

  1. Open Copy Trade and choose the public limits shown in the setup.
  2. Select the control wallet and provide the dedicated API-agent information only inside the secure product flow.
  3. Review the exact policy before signing.
  4. Complete verification and check the account status.
  5. Use Start to allow new eligible entries.
  6. Use Pause to block new entries while preserving safety management.
  7. Use Emergency Flatten only when you intend to close managed exposure.
  8. Revoke or destroy a credential through the product flow, then also remove the API agent from Hyperliquid when instructed.

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gHypurr signature feature: adaptive stop protection

Every copied position starts with the original Take-Profit and Stop-Loss from the published signal. gHypurr then advances protection at two visible progress milestones:
  1. Initial protection: the original Stop-Loss protects the position as soon as the venue accepts the entry and protective orders.
  2. Break-even at 50%: after price travels 50% of the distance from Entry to Take-Profit, the managed stop moves to the account’s actual entry price.
  3. Profit lock at 80%: after price travels 80% of that distance, the stop moves into profit to protect part of the open gain.
This is milestone-based protection, not a continuously trailing stop. Stop movement is one-way: protection can tighten but does not move back to a less protective level. The same behavior applies symmetrically to long and short positions, and safety management continues while new entries are paused.
Break-even refers to the gross entry price. Exchange fees, funding, market-stop slippage, and venue execution can still make the account’s net result slightly positive or negative. Strategy outcomes shown by AI Trading are not a promise of the exact account fill.

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Why a signal can be held

A copy-ready signal can remain on hold because of signed margin or leverage, daily limits, occupied positions, account risk, stale entry conditions, slippage, insufficient collateral, market availability, or venue rejection. The system does not silently reduce a fixed-margin policy to a smaller trade.
Never paste an API-agent private key into chat or send it to a person. If a key may have been exposed, pause safely, rotate or revoke it, and complete the product’s credential-destruction flow.