Stocks on Hyperliquid, from Telegram

What these markets are, and what they are not

These markets exist through HIP-3: a third-party dex such as xyz or para deploys a perpetual whose price follows the share, and the contract settles in USDC. StratiDex reaches 300+ markets on Hyperliquid: 170+ native crypto markets and 150+ HIP-3 markets like these. You get the price move, up or down, and only that: no share, no dividend, no vote, no delivery. A perpetual has no expiry date: the position stays open until you close it, a stop closes it, or it is liquidated. Each deployer adds its own share of the protocol fee: 149 of the 150+ HIP-3 markets add 100 %, and the table above shows every market’s fee.

How to trade them in three taps

In @stratidex_bot, pick the stock, the direction and the amount: three taps. The ticket shows the entry price, your stake and an estimate of the liquidation price (≈) before you confirm. The account is created in your name on Hyperliquid and its private key can be exported at any time; you fund it with USDC on Arbitrum, from $13.00, and the minimum order is $11.00. Each market sets its maximum leverage, shown in the table above; the margin is cross when the market allows it, isolated when it requires it. Once the position is open, set a stop loss or a take profit from the result screen or the position screen: Hyperliquid holds these orders itself. A trailing stop keeps the share of your net gain you choose — 75, 50 or 25 %, or any whole number from 5 to 95 — and never moves back, and the bot alerts you when a position gets close to liquidation. The market fee of each market is in the table above, and our commission is stated in the bot before your first order.

Stock perpetuals trade on Hyperliquid around the clock, weekends included, like the crypto ones. When the stock’s home exchange is closed, fewer traders are active: the order book is thinner, and the price can move sharply when the exchange reopens.