CryptoBoost AI
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How CryptoBoost works, in plain language: what the bot can do in your wallet, what it costs, and how to stay in control.
[ Getting started ]
[ Security & custody ]
What does non-custodial mean for an automated trading bot?
Who controls your money when a bot trades for you, how that compares with exchange bots and vaults, and what non-custodial does not protect you from.
5 min read → SecurityWhat permissions does a Hyperliquid trading bot need?
What an API wallet allows, what no bot should ever ask for, and how to check and revoke a bot's access on Hyperliquid.
6 min read → SecurityWhat permissions does CryptoBoost get on your Hyperliquid wallet?
The bot can place trades for you, but it can never withdraw or transfer your funds. Here is how the API wallet works and how to revoke it.
5 min read →[ Choosing a bot ]
Done-for-you vs do-it-yourself trading bots on Hyperliquid
Build your own bot or let a managed strategy trade for you? How the two models differ on skill, time, cost and control.
4 min read → GuideHow to evaluate a Hyperliquid trading bot before connecting your wallet
Strategy, track record, permissions, fees, risk and control: a checklist to run through before you connect any bot to your Hyperliquid wallet.
5 min read → GuideHow to verify trading bot fills and PnL on Hyperliquid
Don't take a dashboard on trust. Check every fill and work out your real profit from Hyperliquid's own records, step by step.
6 min read →[ Performance & fees ]
Hyperliquid trading fees and funding: what a bot user actually pays
Trading fees, hourly funding and the CryptoBoost fee: who charges what, with a worked example and the ways to pay less.
4 min read → PerformanceWhat to check in a trading bot's monthly performance report
A ten-point monthly review for your bot, and a template you can reuse: returns, drawdown, fees, funding, open positions and a Hyperliquid cross-check.
4 min read → FeesHow the CryptoBoost fee works: 0.1% per order
0.1% of each order the bot places, collected by Hyperliquid. What a trade costs, why losing trades pay it too, and how to approve, revoke and check it.
5 min read → PerformanceAPY vs total return vs drawdown: reading bot performance properly
Three numbers, three different questions. How to read APY, total return and drawdown, and why a high APY on its own tells you very little.
5 min read →[ Risk & control ]
How to set an allocation and risk limit for a BTC-PERP bot
How much should a bot trade with? The questions to answer first, a simple way to picture drawdowns in money, and how to set your own limit before you start.
4 min read → RiskWhen should you pause or disconnect a trading bot?
Planned reasons to stop, warning signs that mean act now, and the exact steps to disconnect CryptoBoost and remove its access on Hyperliquid.
4 min read → RiskThe risks of running an automated BTC perpetuals strategy on Hyperliquid
Leverage, liquidation, funding, volatility and system failures: what can go wrong when a bot trades BTC perpetuals, and how to limit your exposure.
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