Say the trade. Get the rules.

Tell YapAlpha your thesis in plain English. Practice it on paper, or trade it live on Hyperliquid, Solana, and Robinhood.

You say

“Buy ETH when @alphaowl posts and funding turns negative. Keep it small.”

YapAlpha writes

From a hunch to a live position in four steps

Every step is visible. Nothing runs until you approve the rules.

1

Write your thesis

Type it like you’d say it to a friend. Accounts, wallets, prices, funding, news: all fair game.

2

Read your rules

The agent breaks your words into if-this-then-that rules. A different idea starts a new draft.

3

Choose paper or a venue

Paper uses a simulated balance. Live can use Hyperliquid, Solana, or Robinhood.

4

Let it watch and trade

Hyperliquid needs at least $10. A smaller long buys the wrapped asset on Solana.

Trade on signals, not just prices

A basic order says what to buy. A thesis says why. YapAlpha trades the why, so your position reacts to what actually moves the market.

  • Social triggers. Act when a specific account posts, or when a topic starts spiking.
  • On-chain triggers. Follow a wallet’s buys, large transfers and liquidity moves.
  • Market conditions. Combine funding rates, price levels and volume in one rule.
  • Built-in limits. Position size, stop loss and daily cap come with every strategy.
  • Small orders. Hyperliquid cannot open a position under $10. Those longs buy the wrapped asset on Solana, such as WBTC for Bitcoin.
A basic orderBuy $50 of ETH
A YapAlpha thesisIf this account posts, this wallet buys and funding is low, go long ETH.
A $5 Bitcoin longHyperliquid cannot open it. YapAlpha buys WBTC on Solana.

Your wallet. Your keys. Your rules.

Non-custodial

Funds stay in the wallet generated for you. The signing key is encrypted before it is stored, and you can export it.

Scoped permissions

Paper mode asks for no key. Live keys for Hyperliquid, Solana, and Robinhood are encrypted before they are stored.

Readable by design

You approve plain rules, not a black box. What you read is exactly what runs.

Yapper of the week

The accounts whose posts triggered the strongest strategies on YapAlpha this week.

YapperStrategies using themSignals firedAvg. result
@alphaowlMacro and ETH41238+6.4%
@degenmonkMemecoins28761+3.1%
@fundingfoxPerps and funding23324+2.7%
@chainprophetOn-chain flows19817−1.2%

Sample data for design preview. Past results don’t predict future ones.

$YAP tokenomics

Placeholder allocation for the draft. Final numbers and vesting schedules will be published before launch.

35%Community and rewards

25%Treasury and liquidity

15%Team, vested over 4 years

15%Investors, vested over 3 years

10%Yapper rewards pool

Wallets

YapAlpha trades from wallets you own. It can place trades for you, but it can never withdraw.

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Your Hyperliquid wallet

Made for you by YapAlpha, and yours. Its key is encrypted before it is stored. No extension or Hyperliquid account is needed.

Export the key to Rabby or MetaMask.

2 · Add USDC

Send USDC or ETH on Arbitrum, at least 5 USDC worth. A trade spends USDC on Hyperliquid. YapAlpha swaps ETH when that converts better, keeps a little ETH for gas, and moves the USDC across. Already on Hyperliquid? Send USDC from there to the same address instead. It arrives straight away.

On Hyperliquid: $0.00|Arriving on Arbitrum: 0.00 USDC

Or from any chain: BTC, ETH or USDC

Send BTC, ETH or USDC from Bitcoin, Ethereum, Base or Arbitrum. It arrives as USDC in your Hyperliquid account, ready to trade. Through Rift, which holds it for the few minutes it takes. Each transfer costs about $2 plus a little on the swap, so small amounts cost relatively more.

Practice · paper

Paper book

Draft a strategy and its chart loads from the parsed asset.

Practice. Pretend money at real prices: these trades are not sent to an exchange, and nothing here is yours to withdraw.

Cash

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In positions

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Return

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Open profit

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Closed profit

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Market

Waiting for a strategy

Draft a strategy and its chart loads here.

Open positions

    Closed

      Live positions

      Armed live orders are signed with your wallet. A time exit closes them on the venue. Profit uses the live mark.

      Live notional

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      Live profit

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      Live closed

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      Open positions

        Closed

          New strategy

          Describe a trade in your own words. Nothing runs until you arm it. Paper simulates the fill. Live can send it to Hyperliquid, Solana, or Robinhood.

          Account

          Venue

          Auto picks the market. Paper fills at the live price against a $10,000 balance.