LiquidBots

LiquidBots Automated trading strategies on Hyperliquid. On-chain, self-custodial, and you never hand over your keys. Leveraged long, short and neutral grid bots, live on mainnet, across every native Hyperliquid perpetual market. Automate your edge.

Managing funds on LiquidBots is about to get a lot simpler. A new Manage Balances rolls out in the next 24 hours. Three tabs: Deposit, Withdraw, History. To deposit, you don’t need to work out where your USDC is. The app checks where you hold funds and only shows those options. Pick one and it lands straight in your bot balance. To withdraw, send from your bot balance back to Hyperliquid or Arbitrum. Fees and minimums show up front. Prefer the old detailed view, or moving funds between Trader Accounts? It’s one switch away under Advanced. A quick clarification on trigger prices: they must sit inside your bot’s range. That was always the rule, but the app didn’t stop you, and the bot would error on start-up. Now it won’t let you set one outside. Infinity grids go onto testnet for internal testing in the next 24 hours. First version runs at 1x. And next: no need to buy HYPE to get started. We’ll set up your Trader Account for you.

Vaults are in testing. Strategists will run a portfolio of grid bots, set a performance fee from 0% to 25%, and own at least 5% of their own vault.

Geometric spacing keeps every grid level the same percentage apart, which starts to matter once your range gets wide.

Same capital. Same 3x. Same entry. BTC grid bot vs a straight BTC long. 31 Aug: first fill at $78,016. 23 Oct: BTC $81,646, up 4.65%. Grid bot: +8.0% on capital, 5.1% of it realised from 147 completed grid cycles. Straight perp long, same size: ≈ +5.8%, all unrealised (modelled). Grid +8.0%. Perp +5.8%. Same exposure, and most of the grid’s result already banked. The difference is the chop. Five weeks of BTC between $80k and $87k earns a static long nothing. The grid sold every bounce and rebought every dip, 147 times. You still call the direction. The grid gets paid on the swings along the way. Figures dated 23 Oct 2026, LiquidBots app. Perp modelled from Binance BTCUSDT perp daily bars. Past performance is not indicative of future results.

Everyone hates chop. Grid bots were built for it.

When price breaks above your long grid, the bot keeps running. Its buy orders wait for price to come back into range. Take profit is there if you'd rather bank the move.

Deposits on LiquidBots just got cheaper. Arbitrum deposits now run on Circle’s CCTP. Flat $0.20, no bridge warnings. A full deposit and withdrawal costs $0.40, down from $1. Hyperliquid unified accounts are supported too. Next up: no need to buy HYPE to get started.

LiquidBots sends Telegram alerts for liquidation risk, bot health and an underfunded account. Wallet menu → Telegram Alerts.

Every backtest splits the result into Grid Earnings, Exit P&L and Fees & Funding, so you can see which part the grid actually earned.

Long grids for bulls, short grids for bears, neutral grids for crabs.

And now you can trade grids on Hyperliquid perps markets. Up to 10 x Leverage. Pick your direction and let the bot capture the volatility along the way.

Let's go @HyperliquidX community

A stop loss is only as good as whatever pulls the trigger. On LiquidBots, that's now Hyperliquid. Take profit and stop loss go on as exchange-side orders sitting on Hyperliquid itself, instead of waiting for one of our servers to spot the price and react. Set them when you build the bot and move them whenever you like while it runs. Fewer moving parts between you and your exit.

Hyperliquid traded $7.95 billion of perps in the last 24 hours. There's no LiquidBots order book behind the curtain and nobody from our side sitting across from your trade. The bot puts the order on Hyperliquid and it fills against the same liquidity as everyone else's. Which is why we can say this with a straight face: we are never your counterparty. Source: DefiLlama, Hyperliquid Perps, 24h volume, 10/9/26.

The new liquidbots.xyz is live. Grid bots on every native Hyperliquid perp. Long, short or neutral. Self-custodial, no API keys, never your counterparty. Plus the LiquidBots MCP, so your AI agent can run the grids for you. Set the range. Let it run. liquidbots.xyz/?src=lbx

Quick update from the dashboard We've now done $58.8M in volume on LiquidBots, with over 425k orders filled and close to $20k in fees generated. The last 30 days have been one of our busiest stretches yet. As crypto picked up, order volume climbed to almost $1M a day last week. Over the same 30 days, 435 bots were closed with $8,332 in net PnL after funding and fees. Thanks to everyone running bots with us. More coming soon. app.liquidbots.xyz/?src=lbx

An AI agent that can place trades deserves a careful setup. Here's how the LiquidBots MCP connection works. You sign in with LiquidBots. No private key or seed phrase ever goes into a chat window. Before your assistant creates a bot, changes a setting or adds margin, it shows you exactly what it's about to do. You read it, then you approve it. Keep those approvals switched on. Agents get things wrong. The approve button stays with you.

Webhooks are almost ready. Soon your LiquidBots grids can take orders from your own signals. TradingView alerts, or any tool that sends a webhook. • Start a grid when your indicator says the market's ranging • Stop it and close the position when your breakout alert fires • Cancel a waiting bot if the setup's gone Your strategy, your signals. The bot handles execution.

Volume is the number everyone screenshots. The same dollar can change hands fifty times before lunch and get counted every time. Open interest is the number that tells you where traders actually hold positions. Over the last 30 days Hyperliquid did about 34% of on-chain perp volume. It holds about 58% of on-chain perp open interest. One of those is activity. The other is people putting their money where their mouth is. Source: DefiLlama (volume and open interest), read 30 Sep 2026.