FAQ
What is the minimum to deploy?
$10,000 USDC.
Which assets does it trade?
Perpetual futures on BTC, ETH, SOL, and HYPE.
How often does it trade?
It reviews every four hours and does not trade on every review.
Why the agent hasn't take no positions at all?
Staying out is one of the three things the agent can decide to do. No open position means the current readings aren't strong enough to justify a direction, and the agent is waiting for a clearer signal.
How much activity should I expect when the market is range-bound?
Less than usual. When price action is flat and volatility is compressed, there are fewer setups that clear the agent's threshold, so you should expect fewer trades.
Where can I see the stop-loss on my Super Perps position?
The agent posts stop-loss orders as your entry limit orders fill — not at the moment the trade is opened.
If you're looking at a position where only some of the entry orders have filled, you'll see a range of limit orders and a take-profit, but no stop-loss on the book yet. That's expected. Once the majority of the entry orders fill, the agent posts the stop-loss and you'll be able to verify the level.
Can it lose money?
Yes. It is a directional strategy on leveraged instruments but every position carries a loss limit set before entry, and position size is calculated from that limit to stop losses at entry.
Does it go short?
Yes, the agent can go long, short, or flat.
Can I tell it what to trade?
No. The agent decides direction, asset, size, and timing within its framework.
Where does it execute?
Decentralized perpetual futures exchanges, primarily Hyperliquid.
Does it earn funding like the other agent?
No. Super Perps profits from price movement and direction, not from the funding premium.