Security, permissions, and fees

What FiatBear can do, what it cannot do, and where copying can fail
HYPERLIQUID COPY TRADING

You keep custody. FiatBear gets limited trading access.

Connecting creates a dedicated, revocable Hyperliquid agent wallet. The agent can place and cancel trades for your account. It cannot withdraw your funds. Your main wallet separately approves FiatBear's builder fee.

What FiatBear can do

  • Place and cancel copied Hyperliquid orders through the agent wallet.
  • Adjust or close copied positions according to your copy settings.
  • Read the account and market data needed to operate copying.

What FiatBear cannot do

  • It cannot withdraw funds from your Hyperliquid account.
  • It does not take custody of your wallet or account balance.
  • It cannot guarantee the trader's entry price, exit price, or result.
PRICE

A disclosed 0.05% builder fee. No monthly plan.

The fee applies to copied notional when Hyperliquid executes the trade. You approve it with your main wallet before risk-increasing copying can start.

$20,000 copied notional × 0.05% = $10 builder fee

Where copied execution can differ

Market movementYour fill can be later or at a different price than the trader's fill.
Minimum sizesA small allocation can make some copied orders too small for Hyperliquid to accept.
Liquidity and slippageFast or thin markets can cause partial fills, rejected orders, or worse execution.
Service or exchange outagesInterruptions can delay or skip a trade. FiatBear cannot promise retroactive execution.
Permission expiryAgent authorization expires and may need renewal. You can also revoke it yourself.
Builder approval unavailableNew and increased positions pause. Risk-reducing actions can continue when possible.

How to stop

Disable copying in FiatBear's trader settings to stop opening or increasing copied positions. You can also revoke the Hyperliquid agent authorization from your wallet account. Review any open positions before disconnecting. Revoking access does not close positions that already exist.

Copy trading involves loss and liquidation risk. Past performance does not guarantee future results.