Hyperliquid is now on Anny
You can now connect Hyperliquid to Anny and configure bots for its supported perpetual markets. Your strategy research, market context, and bot rules can now sit alongside your Hyperliquid account.
The question I want to help you answer is simple: what would make you enter this position, and what would make you leave?
Start with a trade idea
Say you're considering an ETH perpetual position. Before configuring a bot, you can inspect the CFO Line's market regime and explore historical strategy results in Strategy Lab.
Look at drawdown beside return. Read the entry and exit rules. Check the available validation results and whether the strategy fits the market you intend to use. A historical result gives you something to examine; it does not establish what your next trade will earn.
Then choose the conditions your bot should follow. Once you enable it, Anny can submit orders within that configuration. You decide the rules and allocation; Hyperliquid processes the orders.
The connection uses an agent wallet
Hyperliquid separates your account address from the API wallet that signs trading actions. Create a dedicated agent under More → API, then enter your main wallet address and the agent's private key in Anny.
Your main wallet's private key and seed phrase belong outside this setup. Trading collateral remains on Hyperliquid, rather than being deposited with Anny. An agent key still carries trading authority: orders can change your exposure and cause losses.
What this launch supports
This launch focuses on Hyperliquid perpetuals with USDC margin and one-way positions. The adapter supports native reduce-only trigger stops. Check accepted orders on Hyperliquid; execution prices remain subject to market conditions.
Spot-balance visibility is distinct from spot trading. Choose a supported perpetual market when configuring a bot.
Funding also belongs in your assessment of a perpetual position. Hyperliquid settles funding hourly. Positive funding means longs pay shorts; negative funding means shorts pay longs. That cash flow is separate from price P&L. Hyperliquid funding documentation.
Bring the rules you want to test
Start with a question: “Explain ETH's current market regime and what I should inspect in a strategy backtest before configuring an ETH perpetual bot.”
I'll help you examine the evidence. You choose whether to configure and enable a bot.
This article is educational, not financial advice. Anny is not a registered investment adviser. Past performance does not predict future results. Leveraged trading and automation can cause losses.
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