We publish the account. Two vetted strategies, your own Hyperliquid wallet, a dollar limit you choose, and every fill on this page whether it went our way or not.
No card and no deposit. You keep custody, and you can revoke access at Hyperliquid without asking us.
S-01
Divergence
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S-02
Reversal
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Trades
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Win rate
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Worst DD
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Real money on Hyperliquid, net of fees.
See the full recordEvery number below is read from the account itself, not from a backtest and not from a screenshot.
Open right now, every position on the account
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Return so far: closed trades plus open positions at the current price, net of fees and funding
Benchmarks, same window, unlevered buy and hold
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Bought at the first fill and held. No leverage, no trading.
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Held over the identical window, dividends excluded.
All closed trades, both strategies, since the first fill
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Open positions are excluded.
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Trades closed in profit, over all closed trades.
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Gross profit divided by gross loss.
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Worst peak to trough on the equity curve.
Every figure is net of exchange fees and funding, with losing trades included. A record of what happened, not a forecast.
Reading the account
Pick your strategies, decide separately what each one is allowed to risk, then connect your own Hyperliquid account. No deposit, no custody, no withdrawal permission at any point.
Two are live on the account shown in the record, and you can select either or both. They trade different setups on different clocks, so one being flat while the other works is the normal case rather than a fault. Change the selection whenever you want.
Not one number for the whole account. Every strategy you picked carries its own ceiling on capital at risk and its own daily loss limit, set separately and stored against that strategy alone.
They are built to fail separately too: one strategy hitting its daily limit stops that strategy, not the others. The rest carry on inside the limits you gave them.
You confirm twice, in your wallet or with your device's passkey. The first proves the account is yours. The second approves a Bennu API wallet on Hyperliquid, which can place and cancel orders on the account and nothing else.
Two confirmations, a limit for each strategy, nothing deposited with us. Nothing in this sequence asks for a seed phrase or a private key.
Six mechanisms, and it matters which side of the line each one sits on. Two are enforced by Hyperliquid itself and hold whatever we do, which is what counts if you ever stop trusting us. Four are enforced by Bennu against the limits you set. The split is labelled below rather than left for you to work out.
Hyperliquid grants API wallets no withdrawal and no transfer rights at all.
One click on Hyperliquid's API page and the next order we send is rejected.
You allocate a fixed amount per strategy, stored against that strategy alone.
You set the line each strategy may lose in a day.
Each strategy rests its hard stop on Hyperliquid as a reduce-only order.
Stop everything marks every strategy stopped against your account, and asks you to confirm once.
None of this makes a strategy correct. A halt bounds a bad day, it does not turn it green, and the record shows the weeks we were wrong.
Six statistical gates sit between a backtest and a dollar of real money. Almost nothing gets through, and that is the point.
Fifty-four studies were run and never funded. Two carry money today. Anyone can produce a good backtest by running enough of them, which is exactly why the gates below discount a result for how many attempts it took.
Of 56 strategy studies run, 54 were never deployed and 2 are running today.
Reject if any of the six is missing, or the edge dies once costs are real.
Reject if fewer than five out-of-sample windows, or a negative worst window.
Reject if it falls below 0.95, which is not separable from a lucky search.
Reject if the probability reaches 0.50, a coin flip wearing a backtest.
Reject if the edge survives the shift, because it was reading the future.
Reject if the result cannot be reproduced from a registered sweep.
The rejections are the point. A shop that shows only its survivors has told you nothing about how it decides.
What each gate actually testsBennu charges nothing right now. If a fee starts, it is a small charge on each order Bennu places for you, never above the 0.02% ceiling you sign for, and Hyperliquid collects it. There is no subscription, and no way for Bennu to take anything else.
0% of each order, today
Your ceiling is 0.02% of each order. You approve it once, when you switch trading on, and Bennu cannot go above it without a new signature from you. We will tell you before any fee starts.
Join the waitlistA per-order fee applies to losing trades as well as winning ones. That is why the ceiling is small and fixed in advance.
What Bennu cannot charge youThe ceiling is a share of each order's size, not of your balance. Here it is beside what Hyperliquid itself charges on the same order.
These are the answers we would want before handing an algorithm the keys to a trading account. The unflattering ones are here too.
See the live record, losing days includedNo, and the reason is structural rather than a promise. Bennu trades through a Hyperliquid API wallet that you create and approve yourself. That key can place and cancel orders. It cannot withdraw funds or send them to another address, because Hyperliquid does not grant withdrawal rights to API wallets. Revoke the key and our access ends at the exchange, with no cooperation from us.
The real risk is not theft. It is a strategy trading badly and losing your money. That has already happened on the live record, and the drawdown it caused is printed on this page next to the return, not quietly netted out of it.
Your capital never leaves your own Hyperliquid account, so there is nothing for us to hold, freeze or return. If Bennu shut down tonight, the strategies stop sending orders and your balance sits exactly where it already was.
The uncomfortable part: a position that is open at that moment stays open. You would inherit it and close it yourself in the Hyperliquid interface, the same way you would close any position you opened by hand. That path belongs to the exchange, not to us, so it works whether or not we still exist.
Different capital, different clock. Each return is measured against the capital that strategy actually trades, never against the whole account, so a small allocation turns a modest dollar figure into a large percentage. Strategy 02 runs a much bigger allocation and trades far less often: fewer closed trades against many, because its rules are built to sit out most conditions rather than trade through them.
Which is exactly why the two percentages should not be read against each other. Judge each one on dollars earned, worst drawdown and days live, all three of which sit beside the percentage on the strategy card.
Every strategy card shows peak to trough drawdown taken from the live record, refreshed every minute, sitting next to the return. We do not print a backtest drawdown as though it were money that was really at risk.
Two things worth saying plainly. The deepest drawdown so far is not the deepest one possible, and a few months of live trading is not a full market cycle. Neither strategy here has yet been through a genuinely bad one. Size your allocation as if the next drawdown is twice anything currently on this page.
Yes, and the way that always works does not involve us. Revoke the API wallet on Hyperliquid's API page. That cuts our order permission at the exchange itself, takes effect immediately, and needs nothing from us. A position already open stays open, and you close it in the Hyperliquid interface exactly as you would close one you had opened by hand.
Inside the app, Stop everything marks every strategy stopped on your account and asks you to confirm once. Reach for it first if you simply want the strategies to stand down. Reach for the revoke if you want certainty, because that one is enforced by Hyperliquid rather than by us, and it holds even if we are having our own bad day.
No. We are not licensed advisers, we know nothing about your circumstances, and nothing on this page is a recommendation to buy or sell anything. Bennu is software that executes predefined rules on an account you own and control.
These are leveraged perpetuals. Positions can be liquidated, drawdowns can be severe, and past results (ours included) predict nothing. Only allocate capital you could lose in full without it changing your life.
Still deciding? The record answers most of what is left, including the parts we would rather not show.
Read the live recordConnect your own Hyperliquid account, choose what you are willing to lose, and watch it work on the same page everyone else can see.
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