Executes on Hyperliquid
Your edge.
Your rules.
The control layer for automated trading.
Connect a signal provider, your own signals, an AI agent or copy a wallet. Make the next move yours.
Paper trading uses virtual funds, so nothing real is at risk.
Going live is a separate step. Read the docs
Research account
Hyperliquid · Virtual funds
Trade proposal
Awaiting your approval
- Order notional
- $250.00
- Leverage
- 2×
- Stop loss
- $63,280
- Take profit
- $65,800
Agent signals wait for a member’s approval.
Find your next move.
Good ideas come from everywhere.
- Signals
- TradingView
- AI agents
- Wallet copy
- REST & MCP
Put your agent to work.
Its trades wait for your approval.
Buy $250 of BTC.
- StatusWaiting for you
- MarketBTC
- SideBuy
- Size$250
Start on paper.
Try a strategy before it costs you anything.
- Virtual balance
- $10,000
- Market prices
- Live
- Real money at risk
- $0
Your strategy.
With boundaries.
Set the limits before the first trade.
Stay in the loop.
Live your life.
Trade alerts on Telegram or email.
Chestnow
BTC long is waiting for you.
Chest2m ago
ETH long executed.
Chest1h ago
SOL short refused by your limits.
A few questions.
What is Chest?
Chest is the control layer for automated trading on Hyperliquid. Connect a signal provider, your own signals, an AI agent or a wallet to copy. Each Chest is a trading account with its own wallet, settings and decision history.
Can I try it without trading real funds?
Yes. Paper mode uses virtual funds with live market prices. Its balances, orders and positions stay separate from real funds. Simulated execution does not guarantee the same results in live trading.
Where do a provider's numbers come from?
Discover shows a provider’s paper account record after fees. It is a simulated account run by Chest, not subscriber returns. A provider’s page also shows a separate 90-day paper replay, gross of fees, labelled as an estimate. Paper results do not guarantee live results.
How do I connect a trading agent?
Create a scoped API key and connect through REST or MCP. Agent signals use chest:signals:write and wait for a member’s approval. Other keys can read data or execute supported Hyperliquid actions within the permissions and limits you grant.
Does every trade need my approval?
Agent-submitted signals always wait for a member to approve them. Direct trading keys can execute within their permissions and limits when API trading is enabled. Provider and copy-trading entries follow their own execution settings.
What if something goes wrong?
Signals are recorded as executed, refused or waiting. You can set a daily loss limit that stops trading and closes positions, and receive trade alerts on Telegram or email. Live trading can lose money; paper results do not guarantee live ones.
Who holds the wallet keys?
Chest uses Privy server wallets. Privy holds the keys, and Chest’s backend asks Privy to sign transactions. The application enforces membership, scoped API permissions and proposal approvals. These are not an on-chain multisig.
Can people still share a wallet?
Yes. Shared Chests connect to a Telegram group and retain members, contributions, treasury proposals and voting. Trading approvals and treasury proposals are separate workflows.
Make your next
move a Chest move.
Start on paper. Find your rhythm.
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