Question 1

Does Hyperliquid support trailing stop orders?

Accepted Answer

Not natively. Hyperliquid offers stop market, stop limit and take-profit orders, but no trailing stop. LiquidPulse implements trailing stops on top of the Hyperliquid API: it places a regular stop order and moves it automatically as the price runs in your favor.

Question 2

Is LiquidPulse safe? Where are my keys?

Accepted Answer

LiquidPulse is 100% client-side: there is no backend, no database and no server that ever sees your keys. Orders are signed in your browser by a session agent wallet that you approve on-chain, a standard Hyperliquid mechanism. Your funds never leave your own wallet and the agent cannot withdraw them.

Question 3

How much does LiquidPulse cost?

Accepted Answer

The terminal is free to use. A 0.015% builder fee is added to executed trades through Hyperliquid's official builder-code system — you approve the exact rate on-chain before your first trade.

Question 4

Which order types are supported?

Accepted Answer

Market, Limit, Scale (ladder), TWAP and Local TWAP, Stop Market/Limit, Take Profit, plus three trailing modes: Trailing Stop, Trailing Entry and Trailing Limit — on Hyperliquid perpetuals, spot and HIP-3 markets.

Question 5

Do trailing stops keep running if I close the browser?

Accepted Answer

Trailing logic runs in your browser tab — that is what keeps LiquidPulse fully non-custodial. If you close the tab, the underlying stop order stays safely on the exchange at its last trailed level; it simply stops following the price until you come back.

LiquidPulse — Advanced Trading Terminal for Hyperliquid