Hyperbot

Provider-announced trading wind-down

Hyperbot’s announced trading end date has passed. HypeChain has not independently confirmed shutdown execution. The official announcement called for users to close positions, cancel orders, and withdraw by September 30, 2026. Its notice covers Hyperbot-created wallets and imported or connected Hyperliquid API wallets used through Hyperbot. It announced an October 1 end to trading and copy-trading across web, app, and Telegram. Neither date came with a stated timezone in the reviewed text or image.

The provider said data queries, whale tracking, address analysis, and monitoring would continue. Current analytics availability has not been tested; analytics access would not establish trading availability.

Information for existing users

The announced exit deadline has passed; this article cannot establish what recovery or withdrawal paths remain available for a particular account. Read the full official notice , including its attached image, and use independently authenticated official support for account-specific arrangements.

Identify the account before checking its state

• Imported or connected Hyperliquid API wallet: identify the owner (master) account and any subaccounts it authorized the signer to trade for. Hyperliquid’s API-wallet documentation distinguishes the signer from these accounts.
• Hyperbot-created wallet: establish which wallet holds your assets and how you control it. The notice covers these wallets but does not establish a working exit path after the deadline. If ownership or access is unclear, seek independently authenticated official support.

Check each account you control

Use the relevant official interface and check the actual account address, including each subaccount you used:

1. Open orders: check for orders still resting at the venue. Hyperliquid’s account-query documentation treats these separately from positions.
2. Perpetual positions and margin: review the account’s remaining exposure and margin in the perpetual account state .
3. Spot and combined balances: check spot account balances . For unified or portfolio-margin accounts, Hyperliquid identifies this view as the source of truth for combined trading balances. Having no open position does not establish that all assets have been withdrawn.

The account-query documentation warns that querying an API-wallet signer can return empty data. An empty signer result does not establish that the actual account has no assets, orders or positions. These are checks of account state, not proof that a particular withdrawal or recovery path works.

Revoking trading access alone does not close positions or cancel orders. Hyperbot’s notice says market, funding, and liquidation risks remain with users until positions are closed. Never share a main-wallet private key or recovery phrase with someone offering migration help.

What changed on HypeChain

We removed the Android copy-trading recommendation and onboarding links. Previous claims about latency, token fees, and key storage are withdrawn because they were not established by this source check. This route remains available for existing users and historical links.

Evidence scope, October 3, 2026: the wind-down announcement and Hyperliquid account/signer documentation were checked. HypeChain did not test trading, withdrawals, order cancellation, or analytics, and has not confirmed shutdown execution. A reachable website or analytics screen would not prove that trading still works. The October 4 follow-up remains due.

See the current comparison , wallet-permission checklist , and review methodology for the questions and evidence limits used on HypeChain.