Hyperliquid launches trailing stops for perpetual futures markets

  • Hyperliquid added trailing stops to its perpetual futures markets.
  • The feature executes a market order after a user-set price or percentage reversal.
  • Hyperliquid said on Sept. 21 that users can set an activation price.

Hyperliquid has added trailing-stop functionality to its perpetual futures markets, allowing stop-loss trigger prices to move with the market in a direction favorable to a position. The platform executes a market order when the price reverses from its highest or lowest level by an amount or percentage selected by the user. For long positions, the stop price rises with the highest price recorded after activation; for short positions, it follows the lowest price downward. Users can set a separate price at which tracking begins, or start tracking immediately from the current price.

The information on this website is generated using AI and we cannot guarantee its accuracy. Please use it as reference information only.