Move from manual trading to a Hyperliquid agent
Start by translating your existing decision process into instructions, then review the agent against that process. DXAP lets you direct a hosted Hyperliquid agent and inspect its decisions. The goal is a controlled handoff of specific tasks, not an unexplained change of strategy.
Published by DXAP, a product of DX Research Group. Updated September 13, 2026.
Describe what you already do
List the inputs you check, the conditions that make you skip a trade and the reasons you exit. Separate repeatable steps from judgment calls. This makes it easier to decide whether a simple order or bot would cover the task, or whether an agent adds useful interpretation.
Set the authority before the handoff
Review the connected Hyperliquid account and trade-only authorization. Configure the assets and limits you want enforced. Do not assume an existing manual position disappears when an agent is created or paused. Review account exposure directly before and after changing who can trade it.
Compare the reasoning first
Use the turn record and debriefs to ask why the agent acted or waited. If a decision differs from your intended process, identify whether the cause was the instruction, available information or a configured constraint. Change one clear issue rather than rewriting the strategy after every result.
Put it into practice
Handoff checklist: my market scope; inputs I check; reasons I stay out; configured limits; existing account exposure; where I review the next decision. Keep the written strategy beside the first debrief.
Questions about this workflow
Does joining the waitlist create an agent?
No. DXAP alpha access requires a valid referral code. The waitlist requests access; account authorization and agent setup are separate steps.
Can I begin in paper mode?
DXAP does not currently offer a user paper-trading mode. Its minimum is $10 USDC per agent and operation uses real funds.
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Run your strategy with DXAP
DXAP is a hosted AI trading agent platform for Hyperliquid traders who want to describe a strategy in plain language, set its limits and inspect its decisions.
No subscription or separate model bill. DXAP charges 2.5 bps (0.025%) on executed agent volume; Hyperliquid fees and funding are separate. Alpha access requires a referral code. The minimum is $10 USDC per agent, with no user paper mode.
Trading can lose money. Examples describe workflows, not expected returns.