Hyperliquid
Crypto perps from a brand-new key that signs its own orders, funded with USDC on HyperCore through NEAR Intents.
| You trade | Crypto perps on Hyperliquid's live terminal |
| The wallet | A fresh EVM key that signs its own orders (no agent key) |
| Funded with | USDC on HyperCore |
| Code | packages/venues/src/hyperliquid, apps/web/src/features/perps |
Funding
NEAR delivers USDC on HyperCore straight to the fresh address. On the first order, Umbra Trade moves it from spot to perps when the account keeps them apart.
Trading
- Long or short with leverage, take-profit and stop-loss, from the live terminal.
- Market orders are IOC limits 1% through the mid. Orders go through the
@nktkas/hyperliquidTypeScript SDK with its transport replaced by Oblivious HTTP, signed by the wallet's own key. - The ticket's fee line uses 0.045% (Hyperliquid's base taker rate); the smallest position is $10.
- The terminal trades from the wallet that already holds this market, otherwise from a ready wallet that has never traded, otherwise it asks you to fund one.
Coming home
Two steps: Close each position, then Send home: orders are cancelled, perp USDC goes back to spot and is sent to a NEAR deposit address, and NEAR swaps it to ZEC at a fresh shielded address. Send home refuses while a position is open. Under 1 USDC stays behind as dust; if NEAR refunds the trip home, the USDC returns to the wallet.
Live data
Mids, candles, books, trades and asset context come from one WebSocket the relay keeps open to Hyperliquid for everyone. Only market channels are allowed: anything that names a user is refused, so the relay never learns which address is yours.