Your Hyperliquid
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Your personal automated trading strategy. Every cycle it checks BTC's position relative to its 7-day high and manages two sides simultaneously:

Short side — if BTC is within the short zone of its 7d high, checks if any short-asset pumped ≥7% in 24h. If yes, opens a market short. Adds to losing shorts up to 3 ladder entries.

Long side — if BTC is within the long zone of its 7d low, opens new market longs on your long-assets. Also manages existing longs: if down 5% from entry → adds; if BTC pumped 2%+ then went flat → closes 25% and places a limit re-entry at your original entry price.

Dollar Cost Averaging. Two modes: Time — places a fixed order on a schedule. Drop — only buys when price falls by at least the specified % from your last buy. Ideal for building a position gradually. Stops when max orders is reached.

Places a ladder of buy and sell limit orders between a lower and upper price. When a buy fills, it places a sell one level up. When a sell fills, it places a buy one level down. Collects profit from each completed cycle. Best in sideways, oscillating markets.

Uses two Exponential Moving Averages (EMAs) to detect trend direction. Goes long when the fast EMA crosses above the slow EMA. Goes short when it crosses below. Automatically closes the previous position and opens the new one.

Opens long positions on a list of coins and manages them automatically. Always mode longs everything in the list. Dump mode only enters longs when a coin has fallen below the threshold (buy the dip). Each position is closed at take-profit or stop-loss independently.

Opens short positions on a list of coins and manages them automatically. Always mode shorts everything in the list. Pump mode only enters shorts when a coin has risen above the threshold (fade the pump). Each position is closed at take-profit or stop-loss independently.

Run any Node.js script as a managed strategy. Your agent key is injected automatically as --wallet. The script runs in a child process so it doesn't block the dashboard, and its output streams live into the Logs panel.

Your script receives the same environment as the built-in strategies. Use the same ExchangeClient + ethers.Wallet pattern and read --wallet from args.