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Replay the record on your own numbers

Every Hype Bot trade, the backtest and the live record, losers included, replayed on the account you would connect: your starting amount, margin and leverage, costs, the share of trades you catch, and how much profit you let compound. Costs and fill rate default to what we measured live. It is the past, re-sized, not a projection.

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Multiplies the margin below into exposure, so it scales every win and loss, and sets how close liquidation sits (about 100% ÷ leverage).
The engine's equity allocation: the share of the account each trade puts up as margin. Its default is 45% at 2x, which is 90% of the account per position.
Live, 96% of the strategy's signals reached the account over the last seven months. The rest are skipped here, the same ones each time, so you can see what missing a few costs.
Counted from the start date. Until then every dollar of profit stays in; after that the percentage below applies and the balance at that point is the new base.
100% sizes every trade on the whole balance. 50% reinvests half the profit above the base and banks the rest. 0% keeps sizing on the base and banks everything. Losses always shrink the base: you cannot trade money you no longer have.
How often the profit made since the last settlement is split: the compounded share stays in the account and sizes the next trades, the rest is withdrawn. With 100% compounded nothing is withdrawn and the cadence makes no difference.
Only trades entered on or after this date count. The record starts 10 December 2024.
Costs are charged per round trip on notional, at the rate chosen above (the tester itself uses 0.20%). Isolated margin: a trade cannot lose more than its own margin. Slippage and funding are not modelled.
The full trade list is public: download it as CSV or as JSON. Times are UTC.
Month by month: kept in the account vs withdrawn

What size and leverage do to this strategy

Exposure multiplies the losers too

Margin × leverage is the exposure, and exposure is what scales the record. At 100% every trade lands as published; at 180% every trade, the losing ones included, lands at 1.8 times. The Hype Bot wins often and small and loses rarely and large, so the 10% hard stop is an 18% loss of the account at 180% exposure and 27% at 270%. Look at the max drawdown above, not only at the final balance.

Leverage moves liquidation closer

Doubling the leverage with the same margin doubles every win and every loss, and halves the distance to liquidation: the price can go the whole way against you at 1x, about half at 2x, about a third at 3x. The hard stop rests on the exchange inside that distance, but a gap through the stop fills wherever the market is.

Costs and fills, measured not guessed

The 0.12% default comes from reconciling 96 live signals against the fills and fees on our own Hyperliquid account: 0.090% of fees plus about 0.03% of execution. The 96% fill rate is the share of signals that actually reached the account over the last seven months. Both are ours; a different fee tier, a larger account or a dropped alert moves them.

The record is still the optimistic end

Before November 2025 the record is the strategy tester, which fills at the bar's price and models the trailing stop at bar resolution rather than tick by tick, so that stretch reads high. The record has been through a real HYPE bear market: HYPE fell 66% from September 2025 to January 2026 and the trades in that window made +53% at 1x. Still, it is one coin and about two years. Multiply your expectations down before you multiply the leverage up.

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This calculator re-sizes trades that have already happened; it does not predict anything. Leveraged perpetual futures carry substantial risk of loss including liquidation. Past performance does not guarantee future results.