Hyperliquid / DEX aggregator
Beginners' Guide to Hypertrade
Learn how Hypertrade unifies HyperCore and HyperEVM liquidity, uses Invisium simulations to reduce slippage, and lets you start swapping on Hyperliquid in minutes.
Quick answer
Hypertrade is a non-custodial DEX aggregator on Hyperliquid that routes across HyperCore and HyperEVM to find the best prices. Bring an EVM wallet, add the Hyperliquid network, keep HYPE for gas, connect at https://ht.xyz, review the route and slippage, approve if needed, and swap.
- Hypertrade unifies HyperCore and HyperEVM liquidity on Hyperliquid for better swap execution and lower slippage.
- Invisium simulations preview complex, split routes before you sign; expect minor variance if chain state shifts.
- Non-custodial design keeps funds in your wallet; approvals and swaps only.
- Start in three steps: compatible wallet, connect to Hyperliquid, review route and swap with safe slippage.
Why juggling DEXs is inefficient
- Monitoring multiple DEX tabs and positions is error-prone and time-consuming.
- Liquidity fragmentation makes pricing uncertain and increases slippage on larger orders.
- Manual comparison of fees and depth can cause missed fills and poor execution.
- Volatile markets change conditions quickly, increasing the risk of stale quotes.
How Hypertrade executes better swaps
- Enter a token pair; Hypertrade scans HyperCore Spot and HyperEVM DEXs for liquidity.
- Orders can be split across venues and hops to minimize slippage and fees.
- Invisium simulations validate complex routes and surface expected output before signing.
- All legs execute in one transaction on Hyperliquid for faster, transparent settlement.
Core features for beginners
Unified trading interface
- Create swaps and limit orders from one terminal without juggling tabs.
- Track execution history across HyperCore and HyperEVM routes in one view.
- Reduce errors from switching protocols during volatile markets.
Analytics and simulations
- Invisium simulations preview multi-hop paths and expected slippage.
- Quotes reflect current depth; final output can shift if the chain state changes.
- Built-in data on prices and liquidity reduces manual recalculations.
Risk-aware routing
- Automatic path selection favors reliable pools and deeper books.
- Order splitting is used to cut price impact on thinner pairs.
- Single-transaction execution lowers exposure to sudden volatility.
Hyperliquid architecture in brief
Dual-layer design
- HyperCore provides the native on-chain order book for spot trading.
- HyperEVM hosts EVM-compatible smart contracts and DEX protocols.
- HyperBFT consensus keeps both layers synchronized for real-time routing.
Performance and transparency
- On-chain order book with all orders, trades, and liquidations recorded transparently.
- Targeted throughput around 200,000 orders per second with sub-second finality.
- Gas-free order placement on HyperCore; swaps require HYPE for gas.
Security primitives
- HyperBFT delivers Byzantine Fault Tolerance with a permissionless validator set.
- Native multi-signature support improves operational safety for treasuries.
- Non-custodial access: keys remain in your wallet; only approvals and swaps are signed.
Before you trade: setup checklist
- Use an EVM wallet compatible with Hyperliquid (MetaMask, Trust Wallet, Ledger via Web3).
- Add the official Hyperliquid network RPC to your wallet before connecting.
- Keep HYPE for gas and a balance of the tokens you plan to trade.
- Bridge assets via official or vetted partners; verify bridge URLs and addresses.
- Expect some tokens to require an approval transaction before the first swap.
Security and data handling
- Hypertrade is non-custodial; trades are signed directly from your wallet.
- Wallet keys are not stored by the platform-keep seed phrases offline.
- Review execution details and transaction hashes for your records.
- Use conservative slippage during high volatility to avoid unexpected fills.
- Bookmark https://ht.xyz to avoid spoofed sites or RPC endpoints.
MEV and execution quality
- Hyperliquid's architecture and HyperBFT consensus aim to reduce MEV opportunities versus traditional chains.
- On-chain order books and sub-second finality lower front-running and sandwich risk.
- Still set reasonable slippage and monitor markets; no system fully removes volatility risk.
Hypertrade in 3 simple steps
- Get a compatible wallet, add the Hyperliquid network, and fund with HYPE for gas plus stables to trade.
- Open https://ht.xyz, click Connect Wallet, choose your provider, and confirm the connection prompt.
- Pick tokens, enter size, review the proposed route and slippage, approve if required, and swap.
Troubleshooting common issues
Failed transaction
- Confirm you have enough HYPE for gas.
- Retry with a slightly higher priority fee if the network is busy.
- Reopen the swap flow after completing any pending approval.
High slippage or price impact
- Lower order size or split trades to reduce impact.
- Tighten slippage when depth looks sufficient; widen only if liquidity supports it.
- Re-run the simulation to check updated output before signing.
Wallet connection issues
- Clear browser cache, then reconnect the wallet.
- Verify the selected network is Hyperliquid in your wallet.
- Disable conflicting extensions and retry the connection flow.