Not everyone wants to deposit into a shared vault or follow a copy-trading leader. Subscribe, paste a trade-only API key from the exchange you already use, and the Soomario engine runs the Hype Bot or Libration on your own account — same signals, same stops, same rules as the published record. Monthly fee, no profit share, cancel whenever you like.
The same engine runs both. The difference is where the money sits and how you pay.
Deposit USDC into the shared on-chain vault. One book, one leader, funds stay in the vault contract and you withdraw whenever you want. You pay a 10% share of profits and nothing else.
Keep trading where you already trade. Give the engine a key that can place orders but never withdraw, and it runs the strategy directly on your balance. You pay a flat monthly fee and keep every dollar of profit.
Pick the Hype Bot or Libration. Whop handles the card, the renewal and the cancellation. The checkout sends you straight to the connect page.
On your exchange, make an API key (or agent wallet on Hyperliquid and Pacifica) with trading permission only. No withdrawals, no transfers. The connect page shows the exact clicks for each venue.
Choose the venue, paste the key, set your position size if the strategy allows it. The key is sealed before it is stored and is never displayed again, to you or to us.
Every four-hour close the engine reads the signal and places the order on your account, with the hard stop resting on the exchange. Your dashboard shows the equity curve, open positions and every closed trade.
Both run the same RSI swing engine on completed four-hour candles: long on a cross up through 50, short on a cross down through 40, a 0.55% trailing stop that arms only after a full candle, and a 10% hard stop.
One coin, one position at a time. The record that runs on Hyperliquid, on your account. Leverage is yours to set at 1x, 2x or 3x (default 2x), position size from 5% of the account up to 90% per turn of leverage, with an optional dollar cap per order.
The same engine across a basket of ten volatile perpetuals, one position per coin, up to ten open at once. Each slot is fixed at 20% of the account: that spread is the strategy, so it is not adjustable. Venues that do not list a coin simply skip it.
One subscription runs one strategy on as many of your accounts as you like. Both strategies need both subscriptions. Isolated margin on every venue: the Hype Bot at the leverage you choose, Libration fixed at 2x.
Perpetual futures on five venues. New to one of them? Our referral links are below; Hyperliquid takes 4% off your trading fees.
Generate an agent wallet under API on the Hyperliquid app. Agents can trade for your main wallet and cannot withdraw; revoke it there at any time.
Join with our link → 4% fee discountUnified Trading Account in one-way mode. API key with Contract trade permission only, no withdrawals, no transfers.
USD-M futures in one-way position mode. API key with Enable Futures only; leave withdrawals and transfers off.
API key with Trade permission only, plus the passphrase you set when creating it. No withdrawals.
Solana perpetuals. Create an API agent key in account settings; it signs orders for your main account and nothing else.
Join with our link →Invite-only venue. Members claim a personal access code from their dashboard, one click, while the pool lasts.
Join with our link →The engine only ever holds a key without withdrawal permission. Your funds never leave your exchange account, and you can revoke the key at the exchange in one click.
Your key is encrypted in the browser request before it is stored, with a public key whose private half lives only inside the trading worker. Nothing shows it again: not the dashboard, not the logs, not support.
Every position gets a 10% hard stop placed on the venue the moment it opens. If the engine is offline, the exchange still fires it. The 0.55% trail tightens it once a full candle has passed.
Each entry is sized on the balance your exchange reports right then. Top up and the next trade is bigger; withdraw and it is smaller. The dashboard shows the next entry size so there is no guessing.
Down 5% on the day and the engine stops opening new positions until the UTC reset. Open trades keep their stops. Deposits are recognised, so a top-up never counts as a gain and a withdrawal never as a loss.
Pause stops new entries and management while open positions keep their exchange-side stop. Replace key swaps credentials without losing your record. Revoke removes the account from the engine.
Each connected account gets the same dashboard we publish for the Hype Bot and Libration: equity curve with entries and exits marked, open positions with their effective stop, every closed trade with side, entry, exit, net result and exit reason, and the win rate and fill rate against the strategy's targets. Sign in with the same Whop account you paid with.
You choose the strategy, the venue, the key and the size, and you can stop it at any moment. The engine executes those rules on your account; it does not judge your situation or your risk tolerance. The fee is for the software and is charged whether the month is up or down.
The signal fires once; every account then places its own market order. Slippage, funding, fees and the exact fill differ by venue and by size. Expect your curve to rhyme with the record, not to match it.
These are leveraged perpetual futures. The hard stop sits well inside the liquidation buffer and rests on the exchange, but a gap through the level fills below it. Never fund the account with money you cannot afford to lose.
When a venue rate-limits or returns errors, the engine retries with backoff and shows the venue's own message on your card. A rejected key is the one case that needs you: replace it and the account resumes.
No. Your balance stays on your exchange under your login. The engine holds a key that can place and cancel orders and nothing else. Withdrawal permission is never requested, and the connect page walks you through creating a key without it.
The engine waits for at least $10 before it captures a starting balance, but exchange minimum order sizes make a few hundred dollars the practical floor, and for Libration's ten slots more. Size the account for a 10% hard stop you can live with.
On the Hype Bot, yes: anywhere from 5% to 100% of the account per trade, plus an optional dollar cap per order, from the dashboard. It applies to the next entry. Libration is fixed at 20% per slot across ten slots because the spread is the strategy; the dollar cap per order still applies.
Two settings, and they do different things. Position size is how much of the account each trade puts on as notional; it is what scales the record. The record is 100%, the engine's default is 90%, and above 100% every trade, the losing ones included, is multiplied. Leverage (1x, 2x or 3x, default 2x) sets the margin the exchange locks and how close liquidation sits; it is what allows a size above 100% (up to 90% per turn of leverage). Replay the record with both inputs and look at the max drawdown before you decide. Libration stays at 2x and 20% per slot.
Sizing follows your live balance, so the next entry reflects it immediately. While the account is flat the engine also recognises the flow in its ledger, so returns since inception stay honest and the daily drawdown guard measures against what is actually in the account.
Pause on the dashboard stops new entries while any open position keeps its exchange-side stop. Revoke removes the account entirely. Cancel the subscription on Whop and the engine stops trading that strategy at the end of the paid period. Delete the key at the exchange whenever you want a hard guarantee.
Whop shows the current trial terms on the checkout page. Because the fee pays for software rather than results, there is no refund for a losing month, in the same way there is no extra charge for a winning one.
Yes. Both products are in Whop's affiliate program, which pays a recurring share of every subscription you refer, tracked and paid by Whop. Get your link from the product page on Whop, or contact us on Discord for a partner rate.
Do, if Hyperliquid is where you want the money and a profit share suits you better than a fee. The vault is one shared book with one leader. Your own account is for people who want to stay on Bybit, Binance, OKX or Pacifica, keep the whole profit, or size the Hype Bot their own way.
Every trade the strategies have taken is published, losing ones included. Decide from the record, subscribe, and be running within ten minutes.