The captured demo: upcoming windows, the line and countdown, and the held call
Who it is for
Use it if you trade Hyperliquid outcome markets and want a calm, rules-based hint instead of numbers that change every second.What it does
- Upcoming windows as chips at the top, with settle time, countdown, line and the third-party deployer that listed it.
- Live chart of the BTC reference price against the line, with a countdown to settlement.
- Helper tools, refreshed every 10 seconds: distance from the line versus noise, an edge meter comparing a model’s fair chance with the market price, and the live trade flow.
- One call per window, made 5 minutes before settlement and then frozen: Up at a price, Down at a price, or Pass, with the reasons.
- Next-step line that always says what to do: wait, buy, skip, or the result.
- Alarm that rings, retitles the tab and sends a browser notification on every Bet call.
- Track record of every call against what happened, with a hit rate and profit and loss on a notional $100 per bet.
- Ticket to buy Up or Down shares with your key, plus the Up-share order book.
What it needs
Market data comes from Hyperliquid’s public API and WebSocket.
Deploy it
1
Deploy
Click Deploy on the card. The prompt asks for two build batches; if a run stops, click Continue run.
2
Watch a window
Pick a chip more than 5 minutes out, turn on the alarm, and wait for the call.
3
Trade only when you choose
Paste your key, check the ticket, and confirm the order.
Ideas to customize
Two requests to try once it runs:Limits
- Most windows are a pass. The call rules skip windows of about 5 minutes, sides priced under 50¢ or over 80¢, and edges that look too large.
- A call is a hint, not a promise. The track record lives in your browser only.
- Orders are whole shares with a minimum of about $10, sent as immediate-or-cancel.
- For windows that settle on a Pyth price, the chart uses the Hyperliquid mark as a stand-in.