Stocks, gold, indices and currencies on Hyperliquid, from a Telegram chat

HIP-3, in one paragraph

HIP-3 is the Hyperliquid rule that lets a third party deploy its own perpetual market. The deployers behind the markets on StratiDex include xyz, io, mkts and para. The contract itself stays a Hyperliquid perpetual: margined in USDC, settled in USDC, traded from the same account and the same balance as BTC.

So a market named NVDA is not a Nvidia share sitting in a broker account. It is a perpetual contract that follows the Nvidia share price. Your result is the price move, in USDC, on the size you opened, in both directions.

StratiDex gives you 300+ markets: Hyperliquid's native crypto markets and the HIP-3 markets next to them. The full list, with leverage cap, margin mode, deployer, deployer fee share and taker fee, sits at /markets and as an open dataset at /data/markets.json (CC BY 4.0).

What you get, and what you do not

• You get: USDC exposure to the price of Nvidia, gold, the S&P 500 or the euro, long or short, with the leverage the market allows.
• You get: one account and one balance, created inside the Telegram conversation, in your name on Hyperliquid, with an exportable private key.
• You get: protection you set yourself. A stop loss and a take profit held by Hyperliquid, a trailing stop that keeps the share of your net gain you choose (75, 50 or 25 %, or 5 to 95 %), and an alert when a position nears liquidation.
• You do not get: the share. No ownership, no dividend, no voting right, no corporate action.
• You do not get: a market run by StratiDex. A HIP-3 market is deployed and configured by a third-party dex, and its parameters belong to that deployer.

Selling is symmetric. A sell on the NVDA market opens a short perpetual in USDC; you borrow no share and hold no security.

Worth knowing before you size anything: the parameters of a HIP-3 market, such as its leverage cap and its fee, are set by its deployer, not by us. The market page on /markets and the risk page on /risks are where you check them.

The families of markets, and their leverage

Six families in all. Five come through HIP-3; the sixth, crypto, is Hyperliquid's own.

Leverage is capped by each market, not by StratiDex. The ticket reads the real cap and only offers what the market accepts, with the maximum shown next to the leverage. Margin is cross when the market allows it, isolated when it requires it. Each ticker's figures are on its page, reachable from /markets, and in /data/markets.json.

The real cost: a higher exchange fee on almost every HIP-3 market

On almost every HIP-3 market, Hyperliquid's fee is double. The exchange charges a protocol fee on every order, and its documentation lets a HIP-3 deployer add a share of that fee, between 0 and 300 %. Most HIP-3 markets add 100 %, so a market order there pays twice what it pays on BTC. Our own commission is the same on every market.

• No subscription, and no share of your profits.
• Withdrawal to your wallet on Arbitrum: $1, charged by Hyperliquid. To another Hyperliquid account: instant, no StratiDex fee.
• Deposit: USDC on Arbitrum One, or a send from another Hyperliquid account to the same address; the bot asks for $13.00 to get started, and below $6.00 a deposit waits on the Arbitrum address until you add more.
• Smallest order: $11.00.

Each market's fee, deployer share included, is on its page and in /data/markets.json. Our commission is on /pricing, and Performance shows your net result, fees included.

From zero to an NVDA position

1. Open @stratidex_bot on Telegram. The account is created inside the conversation, in your name on Hyperliquid. The private key can be exported at any time.
2. Menu → My funds → Deposit, then send USDC on Arbitrum One to the address shown. Another network or token is not credited, and anything under $6.00 waits on the Arbitrum address until you add more.
3. Find the market: type NVDA, browse the list, or follow a link that opens it. That is the first tap.
4. Pick a direction, Buy or Sell: both open a perpetual. That is the second tap.
5. Pick the amount, $11.00 at least. Leverage is capped at what the market allows. That is the third tap.
6. Read the ticket: position size, stake, approximate liquidation price. Then Confirm. Once filled, set a stop loss or a take profit from the result screen.

Leverage, protection and your account

Leverage cuts both ways. At 20×, a move of roughly 5 % against you erases the margin. The ticket shows an approximate liquidation price before you confirm, and the position screen shows the one Hyperliquid computes once it is open.

Protection is yours to set. A stop loss and a take profit are orders held by Hyperliquid. A trailing stop keeps the share of your net gain you choose (75, 50 or 25 %, or 5 to 95 %) and never moves back. If a position gets close to liquidation, the bot alerts you once three quarters of the way there is covered. Price alerts tell you when a level is reached.

Your orders are signed with a trading key (API wallet): the protocol lets it open and close positions, never withdraw. The account is in your name, and its private key can be exported at any time.

Risk detail is on /risks, the 300+ markets on /markets.