cabbgeTrade on cabbge →Hyperliquid copy trading: follow any wallet, confirm every trade
Follow any Hyperliquid wallet. When it opens a position you get a prompt. Nothing is placed until you tap Copy — cabbge never trades for you unattended.
How it works
- Pick a wallet. Paste any Hyperliquid address, or choose from Moving size right now — the wallets trading the most on the busiest markets in the last few minutes, read from Hyperliquid's public tape.
- Set your cap. A maximum per copy and a daily maximum. cabbge sizes each copy to the leader's position scaled by your multiplier, then clamps it to your caps.
- Get the prompt. cabbge checks each followed wallet about every 45 seconds. When one opens a perp, a card appears on the Trade tab, and as a notification if you turned those on, naming the leader, market, side, leverage and the size cabbge would copy.
- Tap Copy, or Skip. Copy places the trade through the same ticket as a manual one: your isolated margin, your account, your agent key. Prompts expire after two hours.
What you see about a wallet before you follow it
Realised profit and loss, number of fills, win rate over closed positions, volume traded, and open positions — all computed from that wallet's own fills over 30 days, straight from Hyperliquid.
Two honest caveats. Hyperliquid returns at most 2,000 fills per query, so a very busy wallet's figures cover only the span of its last 2,000 trades — cabbge labels those as a floor and shows the real window rather than calling it "30 days". And Moving size right now measures activity, not skill: a wallet trading a lot is not a wallet trading well, which is exactly why the 30-day numbers sit next to every name.
Automatic copying, and why cabbge does not do it
Other Hyperliquid copy products mirror automatically. CopyLiquid, which launched in August 2026, advertises AI-powered mirroring of top traders in real time while you keep custody; Hyperdash ranks traders by a proprietary Copy Score with 30-day ROI curves. If you want a position opened the instant the leader opens theirs, one of those is the better tool and you should use it.
Why confirm rather than autopilot
Automatic copying means a stranger's judgement moves your money while you sleep, and it changes what the product is: an interface that executes at your instruction is a different thing, legally and practically, from one that manages your account. cabbge does the first. Every copy is a decision you make.
It costs you something real, and it is worth naming: the prompt arrives up to a minute after the leader's fill, so the price you get is not the price they got. On a fast-moving market that gap matters. If you want the leader's exact fill, no confirm-based product can give it to you.
What it costs
Nothing today, the same as any other trade on cabbge. There is no separate copy-trading fee, no profit share and no subscription. Hyperliquid's own trading fees apply as usual.
Your own wallet. Nothing custodied. Not available in the US or UK.