I’m still in the testing phase with the new Hyperliquid bot setup, working through the final small issues and edge cases before I treat the system as fully live again.
The good news is that the new strategy generation looks considerably stronger than the version I was previously running. The older system was already producing 1.2% per week over several months of live trading, which is a result I would still be very happy to maintain.
That said, the latest generation of signals I’ve been busy developing appear to be significantly more refined. The new setup uses a more selective group of strategies, better filtering, and improved trade management. The focus now is not just finding good signals, but matching those signals with the correct stop-loss, target, and trailing-stop structure.
For the moment, I’m running the bot at reduced leverage while I confirm there no edge case bugs and real-world execution works flawless.
The aim is simple: prove that the bot can be left to execute cleanly, without manual interference.
Once I’m satisfied that the final testing phase is complete, I’ll reconnect the live performance tracking properly and continue documenting the results from there. I estimate 5-10 days from the day of this post (06/06/2026)
As always, nothing here should be taken as financial advice. This is my own trading system, my own testing process, and my own attempt to build a disciplined, data-driven approach to automated trading.