Non-custodial automated trading

Systematic trend execution on Hyperliquid.

TradeHound runs disciplined, fully automated trend strategies on your own account. Non-custodial. You hold the keys.

No deposits. No custody. Revocable at any time.

How it works

Three steps. Your funds never move.

  1. Connect your wallet

    Sign in with the wallet you already trade with. No email, no forms, no deposit — your funds stay in your own Hyperliquid account the entire time.

  2. Pick a plan

    Signals sends you every entry, exit, and stop as it happens. Auto lets the engine place them for you. Pay in USDC on Arbitrum — prepaid terms, nothing auto-renews.

  3. Grant a scoped agent key

    Auto trading runs through a Hyperliquid agent key you approve. It can place and cancel orders on your account — it can never withdraw or transfer funds. Revoke it on-venue at any time.

Non-custodial by construction

We never take deposits and never hold funds. The agent key's limits are enforced by Hyperliquid itself, not by our promises: trading permissions only, withdrawals impossible. Revoke the key and TradeHound is out — instantly, without our cooperation.

Under the hood

One engine, end to end.

TradeHound is not a signal group with a spreadsheet behind it. It is an event-driven trading system written in Rust — and the engine that validates the strategies is the same engine that trades live.

Event-driven Rust core

One engine consumes live market data, computes signals, and routes orders in a single deterministic loop. Backtest and live execution share the same code path.

Stops live on the exchange

Protective stop orders are placed venue-side by design, not simulated in our process — position protection that doesn't depend on our connectivity.

Kill-switch risk layer

Every order passes a pre-trade risk filter with a hard kill-switch. Once tripped, nothing trades until a human operator explicitly resets it.

Audit-logged, every event

Every market event, order, fill, and risk decision is written to an append-only audit stream. When behavior is reviewed, we replay facts — not memories.

Backtest

Eight years, one portfolio, measured.

The flagship allocation — trend strategies over 17 crypto, stock, and commodity markets sharing one capital ledger — simulated bar by bar from January 2018 through May 2026. Sizing, risk caps, and correlation gates included; nothing cherry-picked.

+2,226%simulated return, 2018 → 2026
−22.8%max drawdown
2.02Calmar ratio
17markets · 47 strategy sleeves
Simulated portfolio equity from 2018 to 2026 on a log scale, growing from $100,000 to $2.33 million, plotted above BTC buy-and-hold and equal-weight benchmarks
$100,000 start → $2,326,165 simulated equity — against BTC buy-and-hold and equal-weight rebalancing on the same assets.
Daily-sampled portfolio drawdown chart, 2018 to 2026, with the deepest drawdown of 22.8 percent in late 2022
The cost of those returns, hidden by nothing: every drawdown, daily-sampled. The deepest — −22.8% — came in the 2022 bear.
Stacked area chart of capital allocation across 17 markets over time, with allocation bands constantly rotating
Capital rotates across all 17 markets as trends come and go — no fixed weights, no rebalancing.
Calendar-year returns of single assets shown as dots versus the trading system shown as a line, which stays positive in most years including 2022
Calendar years: single assets (dots, buy & hold) vs the system (line) — riding the winners, sidestepping 2022.

Hypothetical simulation on historical data — not live trading results, and not indicative of future results. No customer funds were involved. Read the risk disclosure.

Plans

Two plans. Same engine, same signals.

Priced in USDC on Arbitrum. Prepaid terms — nothing auto-renews, no card on file.

Signals

$29 / 30 days

or $69 / 90 days

  • Every entry, exit, and stop in real time, on Telegram
  • Full dashboard: positions, trades, performance
  • You place the trades yourself
Launch app

Auto

$49 / 30 days

or $129 / 90 days

  • Everything in Signals
  • Automated execution on your own Hyperliquid account
  • Scoped agent key — trading only, withdrawals impossible
  • Exchange-side stop management
Launch app

Beta pricing. Upgrades apply immediately; an active plan is never downgraded mid-term.

FAQ

Straight answers.

Do you ever hold my funds?

No. TradeHound is non-custodial: your funds stay in your own Hyperliquid account at all times. We never take deposits, and we have no withdrawal access of any kind — the agent-key model makes that impossible at the venue level, not just against policy.

What exactly can the agent key do?

A Hyperliquid agent key can place and cancel orders on your account. It cannot withdraw funds, transfer between accounts, or change account settings. These limits are enforced by Hyperliquid itself.

How do I revoke access?

At any time, directly on Hyperliquid — the agent key is yours, and revoking it there takes effect immediately without needing anything from us. You can also disconnect from the TradeHound dashboard.

Which venues are supported?

Hyperliquid today, perpetual futures. Additional venues are on the roadmap and will be announced when they are live — not before.

How does billing work?

Plans are prepaid in USDC on Arbitrum from your connected wallet, in 30-day or 90-day terms. There is no card on file and no automatic charge: a term simply ends unless you choose to renew it.

How do I cancel?

There is nothing to cancel — plans never auto-renew. Let the term lapse, and if you are on Auto, revoke the agent key. Your account and trade history remain accessible.

Is this financial advice?

No. TradeHound is software you subscribe to. You keep full control of your account and full responsibility for what trades on it. Read the risk disclosure before subscribing.