100 round-trip scalps a day, engineered around maker fees.
Micro-movement scalping is a fee game before it's a directional game. This playbook runs maker-first on Hyperliquid native pairs and HIP-3 equity markets, in the two windows where order books are actually deep enough to fade.
▸ execution windows
Wall Street opens into FAANG + Brent/WTI while crypto vol bots spin up. Razor-thin spreads.
Futures and HIP-3 equities register the weekly open; weekend news drives 1m micro-trends.
▸ live scalper simulator
▸ paper trading · dry-run ticket
| Time | Sym | Side | Price | Size | Status | Fee | |
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▸ high-frequency rules
Taker fees (0.045–0.09%) on 200 fills eat the entire edge. Sit on the book; if you can't get filled, the trade wasn't there.
09:30–11:30 EST and Sun 18:00–21:00 EST. Outside those, the book thins and slippage silently doubles your fee drag.
Hard TP/SL set on-chain at entry. 1:2 R:R minimum. No moving stops, no averaging down.
Use the Hyperliquid Python SDK for entries and OCO exits. 100 manual scalps produces fatigue errors that dwarf fee savings.
$100k notional × 100 round-trips = $20M/day → Tier 1 within days. Blended fee falls ~50%, which is the difference between profitable and flat.
Daily drawdown cap at 2× expected loss (e.g. -$1,350 on the $10k book). Auto-flatten and stand down for the session.
