Trade Hyperliquid perpetuals from a Telegram chat, start to finish
You trade Hyperliquid from Telegram by opening @stratidex_bot, which creates a Hyperliquid account in your name. You send USDC on Arbitrum One to the address it shows, then pick a market, a direction and a size. The confirmation screen displays the exact liquidation price and the full cost before you validate. 305 markets are available, from BTC to gold to NVDA. These are leveraged contracts: a position can be liquidated and the margin lost.
Last updated: September 8, 2026
What you trade, and through what
Hyperliquid is the exchange where the orders are executed. The account StratiDex opens is in your name, held in a Privy wallet, and its private key is exportable at any time.
A perpetual contract tracks an asset's price and never expires. You post USDC as margin, pick a direction, and your profit or loss follows the price until you close. Leverage magnifies both sides: at 10×, a 10 % move against you wipes out the margin you committed, and liquidation can come before that point. The exact liquidation price is on the confirmation screen, before you validate.
StratiDex is a Telegram bot that places those orders. Nothing to install: the whole flow happens inside the conversation. It covers 305 markets as of 7 September 2026.
- 177 native Hyperliquid markets, all crypto.
- 128 HIP-3 markets deployed by third-party dexes (xyz, io, mkts, para).
- Equities: NVDA, TSLA, AAPL, INTC, MU, SMSN.
- Commodities: gold, silver, WTI and Brent crude, natural gas, copper, platinum, uranium.
- Indices and currencies: S&P 500, Nasdaq 100, Russell 2000, XYZ100, EUR, JPY, KRW.
- Pre-IPO: OpenAI, Anthropic, SpaceX.
- The full list, with leverage and margin mode per market, is on /markets.
Open the bot and get an account in your name
- Open @stratidex_bot in Telegram and press Start.
- The bot creates a Hyperliquid account in your name, backed by a Privy wallet. The private key is yours, and you can export it whenever you want.
- Choose your language. Ten are available: English, Chinese, Korean, Russian, Turkish, Vietnamese, Portuguese, Spanish, Indonesian, French.
- No identity document is requested. Hyperliquid's restricted jurisdictions still apply, and checking that perpetuals are legal where you live is your responsibility.
StratiDex signs your orders with a Hyperliquid agent key. The protocol forbids an agent key from withdrawing: it can open, close and read, never move funds out. The wallet itself is locked by a policy from the provider, Privy. Withdrawals, on the other hand, are executed by StratiDex servers, which is the trust point, and we say so openly on /security.
Fund the account with USDC on Arbitrum One
Send USDC on Arbitrum One and nothing else. Another chain or another token will not arrive.
| Item | Value |
|---|---|
| Network | Arbitrum One, and nothing else |
| Token | USDC only |
| Credited from | 5 USDC. Below that, the Hyperliquid bridge refuses and the funds stay on your Arbitrum address |
| Minimum order | $11 |
| Comfortable start | $20 to $50 |
| StratiDex deposit fee | None. The bridge consumes Arbitrum gas, billed in USDC |
| Withdrawal to Arbitrum | $1, charged by Hyperliquid |
| Transfer to another Hyperliquid account | Free |
The deposit address is shown in the conversation. Anything sent below 5 USDC, on another chain or in another token stays where it is: the bridge will not credit it.
Three taps to a position
- Tap the market. Search a ticker, or arrive from a watchlist entry, a price alert, or a market card shared into any Telegram chat.
- Tap the direction: buy to go long, sell to go short.
- Tap the size, or type it. The smallest order is $11.
Leverage is fixed by the market, not by the bot. BTC goes up to 40×, NVDA to 20×, some markets to 50×. StratiDex starts at 2× by default and reads each market's real cap, so no button ever offers a multiple the market would reject. Most markets accept cross or isolated margin; a few accept isolated only. Higher leverage means a closer liquidation price, and the confirmation screen shows it before you commit.
What the confirmation screen shows, and what it costs
Nothing is sent until you confirm. The screen shows the size, the leverage, the margin used, the exact liquidation price and the total cost of the order. If the liquidation price sits closer than you expected, cut the size or the leverage before tapping.
| Cost of one order | Native Hyperliquid market | HIP-3 market at a 100 % deployer share |
|---|---|---|
| StratiDex commission | 9 bp | 9 bp |
| Venue taker fee | 4.5 bp | 9 bp |
| StratiDex commission + venue fee, in or out | 9 bp + 4.5 bp venue | 9 bp + 9 bp venue |
| Same, through a referral link (−10 % on the StratiDex share) | 8.1 bp + 4.5 bp venue | 8.1 bp + 9 bp venue |
| Subscription or share of profits | None | None |
HIP-3 deployers can configure an additional fee share between 0 and 300 % of the protocol fee. On 7 September 2026, 127 of the 128 HIP-3 markets sit at 100 %, which puts their taker fee at 9 bp instead of 4.5. One market, deployed by para, sits at 50 %, so 6.75 bp. StratiDex reads that share market by market and shows the real total. Maker orders on native markets pay 0.15 bp on the venue side. Add the spread on top. The fee page is /pricing, and the per-market data is open under CC BY 4.0 at /data/markets.json.
Close a position, withdraw, export your key
- Open your positions in the bot and tap close. The exit goes through as a taker, so the same 9 bp commission and the same venue fee apply on the way out.
- Withdraw to Arbitrum whenever you want. Hyperliquid charges $1. A transfer to another Hyperliquid account costs nothing.
- Export your private key at any time. The account then works in any Hyperliquid interface, with or without us.
There is no stop-loss, no take-profit and no automatic protection of any kind. A price alert is a message, not an order: it can fire at −5 %, but closing is still a tap you make, and nothing closes for you if you are away. Set alerts on the levels that matter, at ±2 %, ±5 %, ±10 %, a free price, or a 5 %/h move, and treat them as reminders rather than a safety net. The risk page is /risks.
What you need, and what you don't
| You need | You don't need |
|---|---|
| A Telegram account | An app to install or an extension to add |
| USDC on Arbitrum One, credited from 5 USDC | A hardware wallet or a browser wallet to connect |
| $11 for the smallest order, $20 to $50 to start comfortably | An identity document — Hyperliquid's restricted jurisdictions still apply |
| To check yourself that perpetuals are legal where you live | A subscription, a monthly fee, or a cut of your gains |
You also need to accept the risk: a leveraged position can be liquidated, and the margin committed can be lost in full. No amount, and no starting balance, changes that.
Once the first trade is closed, the rest of the bot is waiting: watchlists, price alerts, market cards you can drop inline into any Telegram conversation, and two forms of copy trading. Paste a Hyperliquid address and mirror one of its positions at your own size, or follow it proportionally on a share of your equity, at the trader's leverage capped by the pair's limit, with every action notified and one tap to stop. No profit share is taken from the follower. Following an address copies decisions, not results — its losses as well as its gains.
FAQ
Is this the same as trading on Hyperliquid directly?
Your orders are executed on Hyperliquid and the account is in your name there. The difference is the interface, a Telegram conversation instead of a web app, and the 9 bp commission StratiDex charges per executed order. You can export the private key at any time and keep trading elsewhere.
How much does it cost to open a trade on StratiDex?
On a native Hyperliquid market we take 9 bp of the traded volume, and the venue takes 4.5 bp taker on top. On a HIP-3 market at a 100 % deployer share, which is 127 of the 128 HIP-3 markets, the venue side is 9 bp instead of 4.5. Arriving through a referral link takes 10 % off the StratiDex side for life, so 8.1 bp. The spread comes on top, and the same costs apply when you close.
What is the minimum to start trading Hyperliquid from Telegram?
The Hyperliquid bridge credits deposits from 5 USDC; below that, the money stays on your Arbitrum address. The smallest order is $11. Between $20 and $50 is enough to open a position and cover the fees on both sides. It does not make the position safe: any leveraged position can be liquidated.
Can StratiDex take my funds?
Orders are signed with a Hyperliquid agent key, and the protocol forbids an agent key from withdrawing: it can open, close and read, never move money out. Withdrawals, however, are executed by StratiDex servers, so that step is a trust point we state openly on /security. Exporting your private key makes you autonomous: you can then withdraw and trade from any Hyperliquid interface without going through us.
Can I trade stocks, gold and indices from Telegram?
Yes, through the 128 HIP-3 markets deployed on Hyperliquid by third-party dexes: NVDA, TSLA, AAPL, INTC, MU, SMSN, gold, silver, WTI and Brent crude, copper, uranium, the S&P 500, the Nasdaq 100, plus pre-IPO markets on OpenAI, Anthropic and SpaceX. Their taker fee is usually 9 bp rather than 4.5, because 127 of them run a 100 % deployer share. The full list is on /markets.
Does the bot have stop-loss orders?
No. There is no stop-loss, no take-profit and no automatic protection of any kind. Price alerts exist at ±2 %, ±5 %, ±10 %, at a free price, or on a 5 %/h move, but an alert is a Telegram message, not an order: you still close the position yourself.
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Leveraged trading can lose the entire capital committed. Nothing here is investment advice.