Hyperliquid
Also known as: HyperCore, HIP-3
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.
Hyperliquid keeps its order book on-chain in HyperCore, with median latency around 0.2 seconds (HyperBFT consensus). Placing and cancelling orders costs no gas, which makes high-frequency cancel-and-replace viable in a way it is not on most chains.
For agents, the key feature is the agent wallet: a delegated key that can trade an account but cannot withdraw. Most tools here that target Hyperliquid use it, including Superior Trade, Senpi, and edkdev hyperliquid-mcp. HIP-3 extends it to permissionless markets, including equities.
Related
- 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.
- Senpi Open-source skill library (~65 MCP tools) with strategy archetypes, dynamic stops, and capital isolation per skill.
- 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.
- Agent wallet A delegated key that can place and cancel orders for an account but cannot withdraw funds. If it leaks, the worst case is unwanted trades, not a drained account.
- edkdev hyperliquid-mcp Community MCP server wrapping the Hyperliquid SDK, with agent-wallet delegation. Solo-maintained, no lifecycle tooling.
What links here
Agent wallet · Dwellir hyperliquid-skills · edkdev hyperliquid-mcp · Freqtrade · Senpi · Superior Trade