How it works

We track a handful of carefully selected top traders ("whales") on Hyperliquid in real time. When a whale opens, resizes or closes a position, your bot mirrors the same move, scaled to your capital: if she puts 10% of her account on a position, the bot puts 10% of yours, at the same leverage. You always see exactly what the bot holds, its PnL, and every action it took.

Yes. The simulator is a full simulation, no real money, no deposit, no Hyperliquid account, no wallet needed. You pick whales, choose a virtual budget (up to $10,000 total), press Start, and watch the copy play out live with realistic trading fees and slippage. It's the honest way to evaluate the strategy before risking anything.

One fee, on-chain, visible: a Hyperliquid builder fee of 0.045% (4.5 basis points) on the trades the bot executes for you, the same order of magnitude as the exchange's own taker fee. No subscription, no deposit fee, no profit share, no withdrawal fee.

You authorize this fee yourself, once, by signing with your own wallet when you activate live trading, it's capped by that signature, so it can never be raised without you signing again. The simulator is entirely free. And as always: your funds never leave your own Hyperliquid account.

Yes. Instead of email + password you can Connect Wallet: you sign a message with your wallet (MetaMask, Rabby…), no email, no password, no personal data. You're identified only by your wallet, and other users never see it (chat uses pseudonyms).

One trade-off to know: email is how we send you safety alerts (stop-loss / take-profit fired, bot error) and password recovery. With wallet-only login you won't get those emails unless you add an address later. Anonymous by default, safety net optional.

No, by design, not by promise. The service is non-custodial:

• Your funds never leave your own Hyperliquid account.
• You connect an API wallet, a special key that Hyperliquid restricts to placing trades only, it cannot withdraw or transfer funds, period.
• You can revoke that key at any time on Hyperliquid, or disconnect in Settings.
• Your key is stored encrypted and never displayed again, not even to you.

1. Go to app.hyperliquid.xyz/API (log in with your wallet).
2. Click "Generate" to create an API wallet, give it a name (e.g. "whales-sonar").
3. Authorize it, and copy the private key shown once.
4. In Whales Sonar, paste your master account address (your main 0x… address) and that private key. We verify both with Hyperliquid before saving.

Reminder: this key can trade but can never move funds out of your account.

Your two safety nets, checked every ~15 seconds against your account value (bankroll + PnL − fees):

• Stop-loss: if account value falls to this level, the bot closes every position and pauses itself.
• Take-profit: if account value reaches this level, same thing, gains locked, bot paused.

Each can be enabled independently. They are "soft" stops: in a very fast market the exit can fill slightly past your level, like any stop order.

Two optional guards that watch the whale herself, not your account:

• Whale drop %: if her account value falls more than your threshold below its 24h peak, a big loss or a large withdrawal (e.g. she pulls 50% of her funds), your bot closes everything and pauses.
• Whale minimum equity: if her account falls under an absolute floor you set, same reaction.

Enable one, both or none in the bot panel. They complement your own stop-loss/take-profit.

Every trader on the exchange is scored 0-100 on their perps PnL curve: Calmar (profit per dollar of worst drawdown, 25%), giveback discipline (worst share of accumulated gains ever handed back, 20%), Sharpe (17.5%), raw annualized return (17.5%), consistency (10%) and track-record length (10%), after hard filters that remove wash-traders, dormant accounts and lucky gamblers. You see each whale's PnL curve, trading frequency and drawdowns before copying anyone.

Selecting whales is our core work: we scan every serious trader on Hyperliquid (38,000+ wallets), filter out wash-traders and lucky gamblers, and grade the rest on risk-adjusted performance, drawdown, consistency, track-record length. The identity of the tracked whales is the product's edge, so we publish their performance (returns, drawdown, current book) but not their address.

Three honest reasons: (1) you started copying later than she started trading, so your entry prices differ; (2) mirroring has a few seconds of latency; (3) fees and slippage. Over time your relative performance tracks hers closely, but the absolute numbers will never be identical.

Nothing. The beta is free and invitation-only. Billing (via Stripe) will arrive with live trading, with notice before anything is charged.

Write to us and a human answers: [email protected].