cabbge vs Hyperliquid's own app
app.hyperliquid.xyz, the exchange's own front-end, and the source of most of its volume. Both put Hyperliquid in front of you without taking custody. Here is the difference, including where Hyperliquid's own app is the better choice.
| cabbge | Hyperliquid's own app | |
|---|---|---|
| Fee on a perp fill | None today | No builder fee at all. You pay only Hyperliquid's own trading fees. |
| Custody | Non-custodial. Agent key that cannot withdraw. | Non-custodial. A session key you enable once. |
| Popups per trade | None after a two-signature setup | One signature to enable trading, then none. |
| What you can trade | Perps on crypto, tokenised stocks, commodities and FX, plus Hyperliquid prediction markets | Everything Hyperliquid lists, plus staking, vaults and every order type the venue supports. |
| Copy trading | Yes, confirm-then-mirror with per-copy caps | No |
When Hyperliquid's own app is the better pick
Use Hyperliquid's own app if you want the cheapest possible execution and the full order book — TWAP, scale orders, sub-accounts, vaults. There is no third party taking a cut, and there never will be. For a serious, high-volume trader this is the honest default.
When cabbge is
cabbge is a narrower, plainer surface: markets sorted by what is busy, a ticket with sane defaults, copy-trading that asks before it acts, and prediction markets alongside perps. If you want depth, use the exchange directly.
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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