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Hypertrade, ReLiquid, and Deploy Finance all trade Hyperliquid perpetuals from your own wallet through an agent key that cannot withdraw. On custody, they are almost identical. What separates them is how much of each trade decision stays with you.
ReLiquid keeps all of it: five AI desks debate a trade, and nothing executes until you sign. Hypertrade keeps the strategy choice with you: you pick one of its published strategies, and it executes. Deploy Finance keeps neither: you choose an agent and an allocation, and the agent runs its mandate end to end.
Compare Hypertrade, ReLiquid, and Deploy Finance
| Hypertrade | ReLiquid | Deploy Finance | |
|---|---|---|---|
| What it is | AI trading terminal with automated strategies | AI research and execution workspace | Curated autonomous agents |
| Who decides each trade | The strategy you selected | You, after the AI desks argue it | The agent, within its mandate |
| Strategies | Atlas Long, Atlas Short, Ignition, Funding Flip | Whatever you decide; desks are a configurable preset | Income: Funding Rates (market-neutral), Superstar (directional) |
| AI model | Not specified; strategies follow defined rules | Your own (Claude, GPT, Gemini, Mistral, or local) with your API key | Deploy's |
| Key permissions | Agent wallet trades; owner wallet keeps withdrawal control | Agent key restricted at protocol level, cannot withdraw; keys stay in your browser | Session key can trade, cannot transfer or withdraw |
| Fees | No monthly membership; trading fees shown before you connect | 2.5 bp builder fee on executed volume, plus Hyperliquid fees | No subscription or management fee; gas and exchange trade fees apply |
| Status | Live, with backtesting and a demo terminal | Workspace described as a preview | Live |
What are Hypertrade and ReLiquid?
Hypertrade
Hypertrade is a trading terminal on Hyperliquid that combines automated strategies, market intelligence, and execution. It publishes four strategies: Atlas Long and Atlas Short for directional campaigns, Ignition for momentum, and Funding Flip for funding-regime setups. Each comes with inspectable rules for scaling, risk, and exits, including trailing stops. You connect a wallet, grant the agent wallet trade-only permission, and choose which strategy runs. Your owner wallet keeps withdrawal control.
Hypertrade states there is no monthly membership and asks users to review its trading fees before connecting.
ReLiquid
ReLiquid is built for discretionary traders who want structured second opinions. You ask a question, and five desks respond: market reads the tape, strategy frames the play, contrarian argues against it, execution stages the ticket, and risk holds a veto. You bring your own model and API key, which ReLiquid's servers never see.
The defining rule is that ReLiquid never auto-trades. You approve and sign every action. The agent key is restricted at the protocol level and cannot withdraw, and private keys are created and stored in your browser. It charges a flat 2.5 bp builder fee on executed volume with no subscription, and it describes the workspace as a preview, with fuller agentic features still to come.
Deploy Finance: the decision delegated
Deploy Finance runs two live agents, both funded and settled in USDC.
- Income: Funding Rates holds roughly 75% of capital as the spot asset and uses 25% to back a 3x perpetual short of matching notional on Hyperliquid, collecting funding and rebalancing automatically.
- Superstar takes long or short positions on perpetual markets under a strategy Deploy defines and manages.
You sign in with email or Google, which creates a self-custodial wallet on Privy's embedded-wallet infrastructure. You fund it with USDC, choose an agent and allocation, and approve a session key. From there the agent decides entries, exits, hedges, and sizing. You do not pick a strategy each week or sign each order.
Hypertrade's Funding Flip and Deploy's Income agent both work with funding, but differently: Funding Flip trades setups around funding regimes, while Income holds a hedged position to collect funding. Hypertrade's Atlas strategies and Superstar are both directional, and the difference there is who chose to run them.
When should you choose Deploy Finance, Hypertrade, or ReLiquid?
Choose Deploy Finance when:
- You want the strategy decided and run for you, not picked or signed by you.
- You want a market-neutral funding position held continuously, not a funding-regime trade.
- You want to start from an email or Google sign-in.
- You want agents that are live rather than in preview.
Choose Hypertrade when:
- You want to switch between several published directional and momentum strategies yourself.
- You want to backtest or demo a strategy before running it live.
Choose ReLiquid when:
- You want to make every trading decision and sign every order.
- You want AI analysis from your own model, including a contrarian view and a risk veto, before you act.
How much you delegate: ReLiquid keeps every decision with you, Hypertrade keeps the strategy choice with you, and Deploy Finance delegates the mandate. No integration between the products is implied.
Learn more
- Deploy Finance vs AI Trading Agents
- Best Hyperliquid trading tools and AI agents
- Superstar overview
- Income: Funding Rates overview
- Hypertrade
- ReLiquid
Start with Deploy Finance
Create a self-custodial Deploy Finance wallet and review the live agents.