II · Tide · Beta

Buy the dip in steps. Sell the bounce.

Tide watches the month's most-traded coins and a list of large stocks. When one sells off hard, it buys a little, then a little more if the dip deepens, and sells the whole position on the bounce, usually within a few days. Up to 20 of these small ladders run at once, on your own Hyperliquid account.

+41.7%a year, backtest with the losers left in
99.8%of 1,946 ladders closed in profit
−22%worst drop
$19a month, sizes up to $2,500
Beta offer: the first 10 members get 3 months free with code TIDEBETA at checkout. It ends on 30 January 2027, or sooner once 10 people have used it.

Backtest Nov 2023 to Oct 2026, on the coins and stocks Hyperliquid lists, after fees and funding, with the coins that later collapsed included. Live on our own account since 8 October 2026. Every ladder of both is published.

Three things, every time

1
Waits for a real dip

Each month Tide trades the coins people trade most, plus 17 large stocks such as NVIDIA, TSMC and Tesla. It acts only when one is properly oversold, on completed candles. Most of the time most of your money sits idle, waiting.

2
Buys in steps

The first buy is small. If the price keeps falling, Tide buys more at lower prices, so the average price follows the dip down and a smaller bounce is enough to win.

3
Sells the bounce

The whole ladder closes at a profit target above its average price, usually within a few days. A stop rests under every ladder, so one that never bounces is closed instead of held forever.

Tested on the losers too

Each month's list is picked by trading volume, so the backtest buys the coins that later collapsed, LUNA included, exactly as the bot would have.

TestA yearWorst dropWorst monthLaddersStops
Hyperliquid coins + stocks
Nov 2023 – Oct 2026 · what members run
+41.7%−22.1%−5.4%1,9462
Coins only
Dec 2020 – Oct 2026 · through the 2022 crash
+43.7%−29.7%−11.7%3,68710
Live, our own account
since 8 Oct 2026 · live record
see live————

Compounded monthly at the default size, after fees and funding. Each figure is the middle of 8 runs that break ties between signals differently. Worst drop counts open ladders at their market value. The worst drop any version of these settings has shown is about −37%, in May 2022: plan for that, not for the average. Every ladder, and your own numbers, here.

Priced by what it trades

A flat fee is unfair to small accounts, so there are two. Up to about $2,500 Starter keeps more of the profit; from about $3,000 Tide does. The calculator works it out for your amount.

Tide Starter
$19 / month

Sizes its ladders from up to $2,500 of your account. For accounts from $1,000 to about $2,500.

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Tide
$49 / month

Sizes from the whole account. For accounts from about $3,000.

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Both: 7-day free trial, no profit share, cancel any time. Minimum $1,000. Beta: 3 months free with TIDEBETA, first 10 members.

Your account, your keys

  1. Give Tide an account of its own. It sizes from the whole balance and trades most coins, so it cannot share with another bot. A Hyperliquid sub-account works, or a new wallet. Switch it to Unified account so it can trade the stocks too.
  2. Subscribe on Whop and pick your plan, or pay in USDC on the engine for 1, 3 or 12 months.
  3. Create an API wallet at app.hyperliquid.xyz/API. It can trade but can never withdraw, and you can revoke it there at any time.
  4. Connect it on the Soomario engine and pick Tide. On a sub-account, the engine offers it straight from your main wallet's card, no new key needed.
What to expect once it's running
  • Sizing is automatic. There is no leverage or size to set: up to 20 ladders at a time, at most 10x of the balance in all. Your plan sets how much it sizes from: Tide Starter up to $2,500, Tide all of it.
  • A quiet start is normal. Tide only buys when a market dips, so the first ladder can take a day or more.
  • $1,000 or more works best. Below that, the first buy of a ladder is smaller than Hyperliquid's $10 minimum and gets rounded up to it.
  • Stocks show on Hyperliquid's stock market. A ladder in a stock (PLTR, NVDA and the like) shows on Hyperliquid's xyz market, not the main one. Every ladder rests its next buys, a take-profit and a stop on the exchange.

If you pause or your plan lapses, Tide opens no new ladders but keeps managing the open ones until each reaches its target or its stop. How the engine holds keys →

What a 99% win rate hides

Many small wins, a few big losses

Almost every ladder ends at its target for a small gain. The rare one that keeps falling ends at its stop, and that costs about 8% of the account, up to about 12% when a coin collapses straight through it. A year of small wins can give back a month's worth in one bad week.

It only buys

Tide never shorts. In a market that keeps falling it mostly waits, and that is when its stops happen: May 2022 was the worst month in every test.

The backtest is the optimistic end

It has no survivorship bias, but it fills at modelled prices, and the stocks have only traded on Hyperliquid since 2023. The live record is weeks old. Every live ladder is published next to the backtest, never mixed into it, so you can watch the two side by side.

Replay it before you start.

Put in your amount and see every ladder, the fee taken off, the worst month included. Then start with 3 months free.

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Tide trades leveraged perpetual futures, which carries substantial risk of loss including the possibility of liquidation. Past performance does not guarantee future results. Software executing a rule set on an account you control, not investment advice.
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