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Freqtrade
The most-used open-source crypto bot: build, backtest, hyperopt, dry-run, and run live, with an ML module (FreqAI). Now supports Hyperliquid. Not agent-callable out of the box.
Freqtrade is the most-used open-source crypto bot: build, backtest, hyperopt, dry-run, and run live, with an ML module (FreqAI). It now supports Hyperliquid.
It is not agent-callable out of the box, which is the gap a layer like Superior Trade (built on Freqtrade strategy code) fills.
Score breakdown
| Criterion | Score |
|---|---|
| Execution | 4 / 5 |
| Safety | 3 / 5 |
| Lifecycle | 5 / 5 |
| Agent-native | 2 / 5 |
| Openness | 5 / 5 |
| Weighted total | 3.75 / 5 |
Per the methodology. Estimates from public docs and code, not paid placements.
Related
- Backtesting Testing a strategy on historical data. Done honestly (with slippage, fees, and funding) it earns the right to paper-trade, not the right to go live.
- Hyperliquid An on-chain perpetuals venue with a fully on-chain order book, sub-second blocks, and gas-free order actions, unusually friendly to autonomous agents.
- Superior Trade Managed execution, backtesting, and a deployment lifecycle behind agent-callable endpoints, with an atomic one-call exit and HIP-3 coverage. Closed core, public OpenAPI and docs.
- NautilusTrader High-performance event-driven engine (Rust core, Python API). Backtest and go live on the same code. Production-grade, but you wire the agent layer yourself.
- Hummingbot Open-source framework specialized in market making and CEX/DEX arbitrage. Strong live execution; lighter on backtesting and not agent-native.
What links here
Backtesting · Hummingbot · Hyperliquid · NautilusTrader · Superior Trade