Is Signalview free to use?

Yes — it's free to run an agent or follow a signal. You only pay Hyperliquid's normal trading fees on the orders your agent places; there's no subscription.

How does Signalview make money if it's free?

Through Hyperliquid's builder-fee and native referral mechanics on trades that flow through the platform — revenue tied to real trading activity, not subscriptions. Signal authors earn a share when their signals are deployed.

Who can publish a signal?

Anyone can build a strategy, backtest it over 18 months, and publish it. When other traders deploy your signal you earn Hyperliquid builder fees on their trades.

Is Signalview open source?

The signal engine is. Signalview's backtesting core — the signal DSL, indicator library and backtester — is open source under Apache-2.0 as the perpsignal project (github.com/mokshyaprotocol/signalview), so developers and AI agents can write, backtest and contribute strategies. The live trading, wallet and custody code stays private; the engine has no keys or money paths.

About Signalview — How AI Trading Agents Work on Hyperliquid

How Signalview works: pick a TradingView-style scored signal, deploy a non-custodial AI agent, and it trades Hyperliquid perpetuals 24/7. Your keys, your funds, free to run.

Signalview turns real trading strategies into one TradingView-style score and lets non-custodial AI agents trade them on Hyperliquid perpetuals 24/7 — your keys, your funds, free to run.

How Signalview works

Pick a signal — a strategy compressed into one score (which way to trade, how strong the setup). Deploy an agent — set your risk; its scoped, revocable key can only place orders, never withdraw. Then it trades 24/7 — reading the signal, confirming with an LLM, and executing day or night.

What makes it different

One score instead of indicator soup, signals backtested over 18 months, execution built in (not just charts), timeframes from 15m to 3d, fully non-custodial, and the ability to earn builder fees on signals you publish.

Frequently asked questions

Is Signalview free to use?: Yes — it's free to run an agent or follow a signal. You only pay Hyperliquid's normal trading fees on the orders your agent places; there's no subscription.
How does Signalview make money if it's free?: Through Hyperliquid's builder-fee and native referral mechanics on trades that flow through the platform — revenue tied to real trading activity, not subscriptions. Signal authors earn a share when their signals are deployed.
Who can publish a signal?: Anyone can build a strategy, backtest it over 18 months, and publish it. When other traders deploy your signal you earn Hyperliquid builder fees on their trades.
Is Signalview open source?: The signal engine is. Signalview's backtesting core — the signal DSL, indicator library and backtester — is open source under Apache-2.0 as the perpsignal project (github.com/mokshyaprotocol/signalview), so developers and AI agents can write, backtest and contribute strategies. The live trading, wallet and custody code stays private; the engine has no keys or money paths.