Trade stocks on Hyperliquid

97 stocks trade as perpetual contracts on Hyperliquid: NVDA, TSLA, AAPL, AMD, META, AMZN, GOOGL and more. You take the price exposure long or short, settled in USDC, with no broker account and no share ever changing hands. StratiDex opens the position from a Telegram chat.

Stock perpetuals on Hyperliquid

Prices read at 2026-09-08 01:28 UTC

What these markets are, and what they are not

These markets exist through HIP-3. A third-party dex deploys a perpetual whose oracle follows the share price, and the contract settles in USDC. StratiDex reaches 305 markets: 177 native Hyperliquid crypto markets and 128 HIP-3 markets from deployers such as xyz, io, mkts and para. The stocks belong to that second group. So you get the price move, up or down, and nothing else: no share in custody, no dividend, no vote at the annual meeting, no delivery. It is a derivative. And a perpetual has no expiry date, so the position stays open until you close it or it gets liquidated.

How to trade them in three taps

The account is created in your name inside @stratidex_bot, and the private key stays exportable. You fund it with USDC on Arbitrum One, that network only, credited from 5 USDC; the minimum order is $11. Pick NVDA, type a size, choose long or short. Before you confirm, the bot shows the entry price, every fee and the exact liquidation price. StratiDex charges 9 bp per executed order. On a HIP-3 market the deployer adds its share of the protocol fee, which it sets between 0% and 300%: 127 of the 128 HIP-3 markets sit at 100%, so taker there is 9 bp. Entering a stock therefore means our 9 bp of commission plus the venue's 9 bp of taker fee, plus the spread; on a native crypto market the venue takes 4.5 bp. Leverage is fixed per market, 20× on NVDA, and StratiDex starts every position at 2×. There is no automatic stop and no take-profit: a price alert is a message, not an order. A referred account keeps 10% off the StratiDex commission, for life.

Crypto perpetuals run around the clock. The stock markets follow the hours set by the venue that deployed them and can be paused, so NVDA does not trade at 3 a.m. on a Sunday. The bot states the market status before you send an order, and a paused market takes no fill.

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Leveraged trading can lose the entire capital committed. Nothing here is investment advice.