Hyperfuku: Setup Guide

Getting started with Hyperfuku is straightforward. The bot operates through a Telegram chat interface where you’ll use one slash command, and then the bot will walk you through the process of getting set up.

Note that you can do all of this via text as well, and the AI will help you set up Hyperfuku based on your conversation. We implemented a button system for this after user feedback made clear that doing so required too many textual steps.

1. Start the Bot & Set Up and Fund Your Wallet

First, initiate a conversation with the Hyperfuku AI agent on Telegram (search for the bot’s username, then hit Start). The most important first step is to set up your Hyperliquid wallet so the bot knows where to trade.

Use the /wallet command:

/wallet

What it does: This command will create a new Hyperliquid wallet for you (and a SOL wallet if you do not have one already) Hyperliquid is a DEX, so you control your own wallet from within the agent.

Deposit SOL: If you are coming from Solana, make sure to deposit SOL to the wallet address provided. You will need that in three steps.

2. Export Your Hyperliquid Keys

Because we are still working to pace with the growth of our userbase, occasionally, our bot server goes down for maintenance.

We fully intend on fixing this issue immediately, but for now, we strongly advise you to export your Hyperliquid keys to an external wallet provider as soon as you create your wallet in our agent.

We want you to maintain full custody and control of your funds at all times. Exporting your keys to another wallet is the only way we (and you!) can be positive that will be the case as we continue to develop our interface.

Use the /hlexport command:

/hlexport

What it does: It will provide the private key for your Hyperliquid wallet for a short period of time. Copy the PK, go to Meta Mask or another EVM wallet, and import it there.

3. Use The HyperFuku Command

Now that you have your Hyperliquid wallet and have safely exported your keys, it is time to pull up the Hyperfuku dashboard.

Use the /hyperfuku command to pull up the Dashboard

What it does: This command will pull up your Hyperliquid wallet information, as well as give you a menu of options from which you can begin your bot set-up. We will explain all of these in more detail shortly, but for now, your next step is to get your Hyperliquid wallet funded.

4. Bridge to Hyperliquid

Now that your Hyperliquid trading wallet is set up, you need to fund it. Hyperfuku can only trade with the funds in your Hyperliquid account. Hyperliquid is its own chain, so you’ll need to bridge from SOL to stablecoins (USDC).

Click "Bridge Assets from Solana" Button

What it does: We have created our own custom bridge via Relay for SOL to Hyperliquid. After you press this button, our AI will prompt you to provide your SOL address, your Hyperliquid address, and ask you how much you wish to bridge from SOL to Hyperliquid.

You can click to copy them from the /wallet command you called earlier, then decide how much SOL you want to bridge. **NOTE: You must bridge at least $10 worth of SOL, and you must leave a de minimus amount of SOL in the wallet for gas fees.

After you type that out in the chat, click the "Confirm" button to finish the bridge.

If it went through, you should receive a "bridge successful" message.

3. Get Help from AI on Which Strategy is Best For You

With a funded wallet, you’re almost ready to let the bot trade. Hyperfuku allows you to choose which strategy mode (Conservative, Moderate, Degen) or combination of strategies you want to run. But we recommend taking a brief survey beforehand, to determine which category of settings is best for your trading style.

Use the /hyperfuku command to pull up the dashboard.

/hyperfuku

Note: You should now see a balance in your Hyperliquid Margin Balance within the agent.

Then click the "Learn About Strategies" Button

This will bring up a 10 question survey, tailored to assessing your trading style and preferences.

After you answer all 10 questions, the Agent will provide you with a strategy style suggestion. Please note that this is only a suggestion, and that you should independently assess any strategy style based on your background and our "Strategy Types" section in this documentation before making the ultimate decision on which strategies to use.

From there, you can choose to see the strategies that may fit within your preference type, or see all of them.

Now, we move on to deciding between our various strategy options.

4. Viewing Strategies

If you choose "See All Stratgies" from the previous screen or the dashboard, you will be presented with a very long menu of strategy options.

When you click on one of those strategies, it will pull up our bot's backtesting from TradingView.

Backtesting is the historical simulation of a given strategy/indicator against a chart's prior movements. It is important to know that these are simulated trades which assume that the trade was taken at the moment of each signal.

The numbers you see at the bottom (in terms of USD) assume $10,000 size per trade.

3. Subscribe to a Strategy

After analyzing the backtesting for a given strategy, and deciding that it suffices for your purposes, click on the Confirm button. You will then be asked (1) how much collateral (USD) want to allocate; and (2) how much leverage you want to apply to the strategy.

Multiplying your allocation by your chosen leverage will give you your position sizing.

If you then choose "Start Auto Trading," you are finished here. The bot will automatically trade the next signal for your chosen strategy on your chosen asset.

You can also use the /hyperfukusubscribe command and choose an asset/strategy that way:

/hyperfukusubscribe

What to Expect Next: Once subscribed, you’ll start seeing messages from the bot when it takes actions. These alerts will contain technical indicators, and tell you the bot's latest position.

Note that the "Alerts Only" option is also available. In that version, the bot will send you signals for its trades, but will not automatically trade on your behalf.

5.Pause or Stop the Bot

You maintain control over the bot, and there may be times you want to stop it from opening new positions – for example, if the market is about to have a major news release or you just want to take a break without closing your open trades. Hyperfuku provides a quick way to pause all automated entries without fully unsubscribing each strategy.

Use the /pauseautofuku command:

/pauseautofuku

What it does: This command will pause the auto‑trading, meaning Hyperfuku will not initiate any new positions until you resume. Pausing does not automatically close any positions you currently have open. If Hyperfuku already went long on something and you pause, that long remains active until you decide to close it (either manually or if you later un‑pause and let the bot manage it).

To resume trading, you can run /pauseautofuku again The bot will pick up where it left off and start issuing new signals.

6. Check Status and Wallet (Optional Commands)

• "Show me the top performing Hyperfuku Strategies" will pull up the top 3 strategies by PNL based on the last 10 trades taken by all of our strategies.

• "Show me the trading history for X strategy" will pull up the last 10 trades taken by any strategy you specify.