Mechanics
How HyperMirror Autopilot works
Five steps, none of which involve sending us money. Everything below happens inside your own Hyperliquid account under permissions you sign and can revoke.
In short
Setting up HyperMirror takes five steps and two signatures: connect the wallet holding your Hyperliquid account, fund that account with USDC, approve a trade-only agent, approve a 0.1% builder-fee cap, and start Autopilot. From then on the system mirrors a sticky basket of up to 10 elite Hyperliquid traders into isolated sub-accounts inside your own account, with capital weighted by composite score. Membership is not reshuffled on rank alone: emergencies — account value below roughly $1,000, or no fill for 96 hours with zero trades in 7 days — remove a leader immediately, while soft issues such as low activity, a 30-day jump-adjusted drawdown above 35% or 30-day PnL ROI below -15% accrue at most one strike per UTC day, and three strike-days trigger replacement. No funds are ever transferred to HyperMirror, and both approvals are revocable on-chain at any time.
Setup
From connected wallet to live mirroring
Typical setup takes under two minutes. Two signatures, both scoped and revocable.
- 1
Connect your wallet
Connect the wallet that holds your Hyperliquid account. Your address is detected automatically — there is nothing to type in.
- 2
Deposit on Hyperliquid
Fund your own Hyperliquid account with USDC. Funds never move to HyperMirror; we only read your balance to size allocations.
- 3
Approve the agent (trade only)
Sign an agent approval that can place and manage orders. It cannot withdraw, transfer or move capital anywhere.
- 4
Approve the builder fee (0.1%)
Approve a maximum builder-fee rate. This is how the product is funded — no subscriptions, no performance cut on your equity.
- 5
Autopilot mirrors the basket
Capital is allocated by score across the qualified basket and positions are mirrored continuously under risk controls.
Isolation
Why each trader gets its own sub-account
This is the difference between a portfolio and a mess.
One account: positions cancel out
If leader A goes long ETH and leader B goes short ETH in the same account, the exchange nets them to roughly nothing. You pay two sets of fees and capture neither edge — and your exposure no longer resembles either strategy.
Sub-accounts: strategies stay intact
HyperMirror routes each leader into a dedicated sub-account. Long and short can coexist, each strategy keeps its own margin and PnL, and performance per leader stays measurable — which is what makes rule-based replacement of a single sleeve possible.
Selection
How leaders are chosen and replaced
Policy v3, stated with the actual thresholds. Membership is sticky: a leader stays mirrored until a rule removes them.
A — Candidate universe
Candidates come from a large set of tracked on-chain Hyperliquid wallets — the Gods list — not from random follows or submissions. Candidate entry prefers active wallets, sufficient account size and maturity — roughly 90+ days of activity where that is measurable on-chain.
B — Scoring inputs
In plain language: activity, realized performance, risk and survivability. Return is measured PnL-first rather than from raw account-value change, and drawdown is jump-aware, so deposits and withdrawals are not read as trading losses.
C — The Elite basket
Up to 10 sticky leaders are mirrored for users, each in its own sub-account. Starter mode mirrors one. Score ranks candidates and weights capital across the basket.
D1 — Emergency removal
Immediate- Account value falls below roughly $1,000.
- No fill for 96 hours or more combined with zero trades in the last 7 days.
These remove the leader from the Elite basket on detection — waiting for more evidence would only keep capital exposed to an account that has stopped trading or stopped being viable.
D2 — Soft strikes
1/day · 3 days- Fewer than 5 trades in 7 days, or 7-day volume under $25,000, or 48 hours or more since the last fill.
- 30-day trading max drawdown above 35%, measured on jump-adjusted equity so deposits and withdrawals are not read as trading losses.
- 30-day PnL-based ROI below -15%.
At most one strike per wallet per UTC calendar day. Three strike-days trigger replacement. A clean evaluation day resets the counter to zero. A higher composite score alone never forces a replacement. Score ranks candidates and weights capital; it does not by itself end a leader's membership.
E — Why sticky
Re-ranking the basket on every snapshot would rotate leaders on statistical noise. Each rotation closes a sleeve at market, pays taker cost and the 0.1% builder fee on the closing notional, and swaps a known profile for a less-observed one. Sticky membership with a strike counter means exits are evidence-based: fast when something breaks, slow when the signal is soft. Full thresholds are tabulated in the documentation.
Access
Starter mode, then full diversification
Diversification needs scale to work cleanly across sub-accounts, so access unlocks with mirrored volume — automatically, with no application and no tiers to buy.
Starter mode
< $100k volume- One top-ranked elite trader
- Single isolated sub-account
- Full risk controls active
- Progress toward unlock tracked live in your dashboard
Full mode
$100k+ volume- Up to 10 traders in parallel
- One isolated sub-account per trader
- Score-weighted capital allocation
- Sticky membership with emergency removals and daily soft strikes
| Dimension | Starter mode | Full mode |
|---|---|---|
| Mirrored volume | Under $100,000 of mirrored volume | $100,000 of mirrored volume or more |
| Leaders mirrored | 1 top-ranked elite trader | Up to 10 in parallel |
| Sub-accounts | One isolated sub-account | One isolated sub-account per leader |
| Capital allocation | Full allocation to the single leader | Capital weighted in proportion to each leader's composite score |
| Replacement logic | Active (emergency + strike rules) | Active per leader (emergency + strike rules) |
| Risk controls | Fully active | Fully active |
| Unlock process | Automatic volume detection | No application, no paid tier |
Volume is detected from your account automatically. There is nothing to submit, and the unlock applies as soon as the threshold is crossed.
Guardrails
What stays under control
Mirroring elite traders does not mean inheriting unlimited risk.
Per-trader position limits
Each mirrored strategy runs against a hard notional ceiling, so no single leader can dominate the book.
Leverage caps
Mirrored leverage is capped independently of what the leader uses, keeping tail risk inside a defined band.
Sub-account isolation
Every leader trades in a dedicated sub-account, so a long and a short across two leaders never net each other out.
Score floors and replacement
Soft issues accrue one strike per UTC day and three strike-days remove a leader. Emergencies — a collapsed account value or a stalled, inactive wallet — remove on detection.
Controls reduce risk — they do not remove it. See the risk disclosure and the FAQ.
You have read the mechanics.
Now watch them run.
Connect a wallet, approve trade-only permissions, and Autopilot starts mirroring the current basket.
Non-custodial · Agent cannot withdraw · Cancel delegation anytime