cabbge vs Hyperdash
A Hyperliquid analytics site with a trading terminal bolted on, relaunched in January 2026. Both put Hyperliquid in front of you without taking custody. Here is the difference, including where Hyperdash is the better choice.
| cabbge | Hyperdash | |
|---|---|---|
| Fee on a perp fill | None today | 1.5 bps per perp fill (0.015%), with cashback tiers |
| Custody | Non-custodial. Agent key that cannot withdraw. | Non-custodial. Agent key, 180-day expiry, encrypted in the browser. |
| Popups per trade | None after a two-signature setup | Two signatures at setup, then none. |
| What you can trade | Perps on crypto, tokenised stocks, commodities and FX, plus Hyperliquid prediction markets | Hyperliquid perps, plus deep wallet analytics and cohort data. |
| Copy trading | Yes, confirm-then-mirror with per-copy caps | Yes |
When Hyperdash is the better pick
Use Hyperdash if you want the analytics — whale tracking, cohort breakdowns, position history across wallets — or you simply want the cheapest builder fee. Hyperdash publishes 1.5 bps and has been running far longer than cabbge.
When cabbge is
cabbge puts prediction markets and perps on one desk and makes copy-trading confirm-then-mirror rather than a dashboard you read. Right now cabbge charges no builder fee at all, which is cheaper than 1.5 bps — but that is a starting position, not a permanent one.
The thing both get right
Neither takes custody of your funds. Both trade against Hyperliquid's own order book, so the liquidity, the prices and the settlement are identical — the difference is the surface and the fee, not the market.
Your own wallet. Nothing custodied. Not available in the US or UK.
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