StratiDex Docs

Product

• Get started — Open @stratidex_bot in Telegram and tap ⚡️ Create my account: your Hyperliquid account is created in the chat, with no MetaMask and no extension.
• Place an order — In @stratidex_bot, tap 📈 Trade, pick a market, then Buy or Sell.
• Protect a position — After an order, tap 🛡 Stop Loss or 🎯 Take Profit and pick a level: it is an order held by Hyperliquid that closes your position when the price reaches that level.
• Share a trade — After an order, tap ⚡ Share this trade and pick a chat: your trade goes out as a card.
• Copy-wallet — In StratiDex, open Copy-wallet and paste a Hyperliquid trader's address.
• Earn — Earn lends your USDC to Hyperliquid traders, who pay interest: ~5% APY, a rate that moves with demand.
• Deposit — In StratiDex, open Menu → My funds → Deposit and copy your address.
• Withdraw — In StratiDex, open Menu → My funds → Withdraw.
• Export your private key — In @stratidex_bot, open ⚙️ Settings → 🔑 Export my key, or 👛 My funds → 🔑 My key.
• Alerts — On any market, tap 🔔 Alert and pick a price: you get a message when it is reached.
• Performance and history — In the Menu, 🧾 Performance gives your net result over the period you pick, with fees already taken out.
• Error messages — When an order does not go through, the bot shows "Order not filled", the reason in one sentence, and "Your balance is unchanged".

Reference

• Stock perpetuals — A stock perpetual is a contract that tracks a share price, with no expiry date.
• What is HIP-3 — HIP-3 lets third parties deploy their own perpetual markets on Hyperliquid.
• Glossary — These are the words you meet in StratiDex, each explained in one or two sentences: leverage, stake, margin, liquidation, trailing stop, copy-wallet, Earn.
• What’s new — Here is what changed in StratiDex, from newest to oldest.
• Fees — One commission per executed order, whatever the result.
• FAQ — Deposits, withdrawals, fees, security, copy trading, Earn, referrals: the questions people ask most about StratiDex, answered.
• Security — Your account is in your name, your key is yours, and the key that places your orders cannot withdraw.
• Risks — Trading perpetual contracts with leverage can lead to the total loss of the capital committed, quickly and without notice.