Invo vs Senpi: a social copy-trading app on Hyperliquid, or an AI agent that researches and runs the trade
Invo and Senpi both trade Hyperliquid perps and both let you follow traders with a record; the difference is what happens after you pick one. Invo, also known as Involio, is a social copy-trading app: leaderboards, trader profiles scored 1 to 10, a feed, and one tap that mirrors a trader’s positions in real time, with creators paid when they are copied. Senpi is an AI trading agent: you describe a strategy in a sentence and the agent writes it, runs it 24/7 under a risk harness, protects every strategy built from a rule or a template with DSL, and researches, sizes and exits any trader you choose to mirror.
The honest split: Senpi wins where you want the trade researched, sized, protected and run; Invo wins where you want a social community of traders to follow with the lightest possible setup. Facts below come from invoapp.com and its guides (fees dated Mar 8, 2026), DefiLlama’s on-chain record of its Hyperliquid builder fees, senpi.ai/pricing and senpi.ai/fees, as of Nov 7, 2026.
TL;DR
| Criterion | Invo | Senpi | Winner |
|---|---|---|---|
| Best for | Traders who want to find people to copy in a social app, with a published score and one-tap mirroring | Traders who want an agent to build, run and protect Hyperliquid perp strategies, and to research the traders you choose to mirror | - |
| AI agent and connectors | None. No agent, no strategy builder, no AI assistant integration | Your own Senpi agent inside Claude, ChatGPT, Grok, Hermes and Muse through Senpi Connectors: research, build, run, review or close strategies without opening the app | Senpi |
| Building and running a strategy | Manual perps on 170+ pairs, or a mirror of someone else’s; nothing writes or runs a strategy of your own | Describe the thesis in a sentence; the agent writes the rules, shows them to you, then runs them 24/7 on a hosted runtime under a deterministic risk harness; edits apply live | Senpi |
| Senpi Signals vs the leaderboard | Leaderboards and the Invo Score (profitability 40%, risk 30%, consistency 20%, track record 10%, over 30, 90 and 180 days, with caps) | Senpi Signals: per asset, the biggest recent moves from wallets with a proven record set against the crowd, scored, with the driver named; Quant Desk scores any Hyperliquid address, not only Invo users | Senpi |
| Senpi Companion on the sites you read | The Invo app and web app only | A Chrome extension on 28 sites (X, Hyperliquid, TradingView, Binance, Coinbase, OKX and more): Quant Desk on any wallet you see, the Signals brief, and Trade the Take | Senpi |
| Protection and exits | Your own stops and take-profits; the guides say nothing about stops on a mirrored trade | DSL, a stop that ratchets up as a trade gains, on every strategy built from a rule or a template, and mirrors can carry a flat stop; cooldowns, optional daily-loss and drawdown halts per strategy | Senpi |
| Markets | 170+ Hyperliquid crypto perps | Hyperliquid crypto perps plus the XYZ DEX stocks, pre-IPO names, metals, indices and FX, traded by the agent | Senpi |
| Copying a trader | One tap mirrors a trader’s positions in real time and keeps you linked for updates and closes; proportional sizing | Mirror a trader you choose, after the agent researches their record on whole-book profit, margin, drawdown, timing and fee load, sized 0.1x to 4x, with an exit attached | Tie |
| Social layer and creator economy | Feeds, profiles, immutable track records, leaderboards, creators paid from followers’ volume, multi-tier referrals, monthly rewards; a claimed 250,000+ users | Senpi Feed and shareable Quant Desk pages; no creator payouts | Invo |
| Trader scoring you can audit | The Invo Score formula is published: four factors, three windows, a return-to-drawdown ratio and explicit caps for short records or concentrated profits | Quant Desk’s scoring method is published too: six explained dimensions with a protection audit and leaks priced in dollars, on any Hyperliquid address, not only app users | Tie |
| Onboarding and funding | Sign up with an email, a wallet is created for you, fund with a card, Apple Pay or USDC on Solana or Arbitrum, deposits land in 10 to 30 seconds | Sign up, fund with a card, Apple Pay or Google Pay through the on-ramp, or USDC on seven chains; strategies from $10 | Tie |
| Custody | A wallet tied to your sign-up email, created at first deposit, with a trade key confirmed by email code; the guides do not say who holds the keys or whether they export | Non-custodial embedded wallets with exportable keys; each strategy trades from its own funded strategy wallet, the agent holds no keys, and withdrawals are made by you in the app, behind MFA | - |
| What it costs | Published tiers by 14-day volume: 0.0768% taker at tier 0 down to 0.0566% above $7B, with a maker rebate from 0.048%. On-chain, Invo’s builder code collected $243K on $694M of perp volume in 30 days, about 0.035% (DefiLlama, Nov 7, 2026) | Pro $50, Advanced $100, Quant $200 a month with AI credits; 0% Senpi trading fee on every paid plan, 0.03% on the free trial or without a paid plan; Hyperliquid’s own fees apply on top: 0.015% maker and 0.045% taker at the base tier on crypto perps, less at higher volume, and about 0.009% taker on most XYZ markets (GOLD, MSTR and three others cost 0.09%) (senpi.ai/fees) | - |
Winner column: Senpi, Tie, or - for rows that describe what each product is rather than which is better.
At a glance
Invo at a glance
A social copy-trading app (Involio) on iOS, Android and the web, powered by Hyperliquid with 170+ perp pairs. You browse leaderboards and profiles, read each trader’s Invo Score from 1 to 10, and copy a trader in one tap; the mirror follows their positions in real time and you stay linked for updates and closes. Creators earn from their own volume and from followers’ success, and a multi-tier referral program sits on top. Sign-up is by email, a wallet is created at first deposit, and funding comes by card, Apple Pay or USDC on Solana and Arbitrum. Fees are published tiers by 14-day volume, 0.0768% taker at the entry tier with a maker rebate. The site claims 250,000+ users.
Senpi at a glance
An AI trading agent for Hyperliquid. Describe a strategy in plain language and the agent researches the market, writes it and runs it 24/7 on a hosted runtime under a deterministic risk harness; or mirror a trader you choose, after it researches their record. Quant Desk scores any Hyperliquid address on six dimensions; Senpi Signals track proven wallets against the crowd. Every strategy built from a rule or a template exits through DSL, a stop that ratchets up as the trade gains, and can carry daily-loss and drawdown halts on that strategy. Runs on web, iOS, Android, a Chrome extension on 28 sites, and inside Claude, ChatGPT, Grok, Hermes and Muse. Plans Pro $50, Advanced $100, Quant $200 a month, 0% Senpi trading fee on paid plans. Fund with a card, Apple Pay or Google Pay through the on-ramp, or with USDC on seven chains. Non-custodial wallets with exportable keys.
Quick verdict
| If you want | Choose |
|---|---|
| To run your trading agent from Claude, ChatGPT or your phone | Senpi |
| A strategy of your own written from a sentence and run while you sleep | Senpi |
| A mirror of a trader you choose, researched on the whole book, sized by rule and exits on its own | Senpi |
| DSL on every strategy built from a rule or a template and optional halts per strategy | Senpi |
| A social app with leaderboards, creator payouts and one-tap copying | Invo |
| A maker rebate on fees and a crowd of 250,000 claimed users to copy and be copied by | Invo |
What Invo is built for
The social copy-trading layer
Leaderboards, profiles, immutable records, feeds, creator payouts and referrals, with a claimed 250,000+ users to copy and be copied by.
A maker rebate on fees
Published tiers pay a rebate from 0.048% on maker orders at the entry tier, which no other app in this series offers.
Events and rewards
Mimic Madness contests, monthly surprise bundles and multi-tier referral earnings keep the crowd active.
The agent, and where you reach it
Invo is an app you tap. Senpi is an agent you talk to, and the app is one of the places you talk to it.
| Criterion | Invo | Senpi |
|---|---|---|
| Inside AI assistants | No integration | Senpi Connectors for Claude, ChatGPT, Grok, Hermes and Muse: one address and a Senpi sign-in, then your agent answers inside the assistant you already use |
| On the sites you read | invoapp.com and the apps only | Senpi Companion, a Chrome extension on 28 sites: X, Hyperliquid, TradingView, Binance, Coinbase, OKX and more |
| What the Companion does | Not applicable | Quant Desk on any wallet you see, the Signals brief for the asset on screen, and Trade the Take: a post or headline becomes a trade setup with size and stop |
| Phone and web | iOS, Android and a web app | iOS, Android and web |
Senpi's edge here
Invo lives in its app. Senpi lives wherever you are: a Claude or ChatGPT conversation, a phone, or the X post that gave you the idea. If you already work in an AI assistant, this is the whole comparison.
Senpi Signals vs the Invo Score
Both score traders. One scores Invo’s users for copying; the other scores any wallet on Hyperliquid and the market around it.
| Criterion | Invo | Senpi |
|---|---|---|
| The read | Leaderboards and profiles with an Invo Score from 1 to 10 and an immutable record of posted trades | Senpi Signals: per asset, the biggest recent moves from proven wallets set against the broader cohort, scored, with the driver named |
| How the score works | Published: profitability 40%, risk 30% (return to drawdown), consistency 20%, track record 10%, blended over 30, 90 and 180 days, with caps for short records, few trades or concentrated profits | Published as well: Quant Desk scores six explained dimensions with a protection audit of the live book and leaks priced in dollars, on any Hyperliquid address |
| Who you can read | Traders on Invo | Any wallet on Hyperliquid, including the ones on Invo’s leaderboard |
| Where it reaches you | In the app | In the app, in Claude or ChatGPT, on the Companion while you read X or TradingView, and inside the agent’s reads before it trades |
Senpi's edge here
Both scores are published, so you can read each method before you trust it. Signals and Quant Desk read a wider field, any wallet on the venue and the market it is positioned in, and the agent acts on the read. For picking someone inside Invo, Invo; for the read itself, Senpi.
From an idea to a protected position
Building, running, copying and protecting.
| Criterion | Invo | Senpi |
|---|---|---|
| Starting point | A trader on the leaderboard, or a manual perp ticket | A sentence: “short ETH when funding flips positive and open interest is at a 7-day high, max 2% of equity” |
| Building and running | Manual trades, or a mirror that follows someone else’s decisions | The agent researches, writes the strategy, shows you the rules before anything opens, then a hosted runtime runs it 24/7 under a risk harness; edits apply live |
| Copying a trader | One tap mirrors positions in real time, proportionally; you stay linked for updates and closes | Mirror a trader you choose, after it researches their record, 0.1x to 4x, with the fee load checked and an exit attached |
| Exits and halts | Your own stops and take-profits; nothing documented on a mirrored trade | DSL on every strategy built from a rule or a template, and mirrors can carry a flat stop; cooldowns, optional daily-loss and drawdown halts per strategy; watch-only alerts on wallets you add |
Senpi's edge here
Copying is a draw: Invo mirrors faster and more socially, Senpi researches the trader you choose first and sizes by rule. Everything around the copy is where Senpi pulls away: a strategy of your own, an exit on every strategy built from a rule or a template and optional halts per strategy. Neither product can promise a fill at a stop’s trigger price.
Social, onboarding and cost
Where Invo is built to win, and what each costs.
| Criterion | Invo | Senpi |
|---|---|---|
| Social | Feeds, profiles, leaderboards, creator payouts, multi-tier referrals, monthly rewards, events | Senpi Feed and shareable Quant Desk pages |
| Onboarding and funding | Email sign-up, wallet created at first deposit, card, Apple Pay or USDC on Solana or Arbitrum in 10 to 30 seconds | Card, Apple Pay or Google Pay through the on-ramp, or USDC on seven chains |
| Fees | 0.0768% taker at tier 0, falling with 14-day volume; maker rebate from 0.048%; on-chain builder share about 0.035% | 0% Senpi fee on paid plans, 0.03% on the free trial or without a paid plan, plus Hyperliquid’s 0.015% to 0.045% |
| Cost of $150K a month of perps | About $52 of Invo’s on-chain builder share, inside the published taker rate | $50 on Pro, whatever the volume, plus Hyperliquid’s fees |
Winner: Invo
If you want a crowd to trade with and to be paid when people copy you, Invo wins and Senpi does not compete; onboarding is a draw, both take a card and land USDC in seconds. On cost the lines cross near $145K of monthly perp volume: below it Invo’s per-trade fee is cheaper than a Pro plan, above it the subscription is.
Where Senpi is stronger
An agent inside Claude, ChatGPT and your phone
Senpi Connectors for Claude, ChatGPT, Grok, Hermes and Muse, iOS and Android apps, and the Companion on 28 sites.
Signals from proven wallets
Per-asset reads of what wallets with a record are doing against the crowd, alerts on any wallet you add, Quant Desk on any address.
Strategies written, run and protected for you
From a sentence to a 24/7 runtime with DSL on every strategy built from a rule or a template and optional halts per strategy, and mirrors of traders you choose, sized by rule.
Which should you choose?
Choose Invo if
- You want to copy people inside a social app and be paid when people copy you
- You post maker orders and want the rebate
- You want contests, bundles and referral earnings around your trading
Choose Senpi if
- You want your trading agent inside Claude, ChatGPT or your phone
- You want a strategy of your own, written and run for you, beside any mirror
- You want every mirror of a trader you choose researched on the whole book, sized by rule and protected with an exit
Conclusion
Senpi is the agent. It writes the strategy from a sentence, runs it 24/7, protects every strategy built from a rule or a template with DSL and optional per-strategy halts, researches any trader you choose before it mirrors them, and comes to you inside Claude, ChatGPT, Grok, Hermes or Muse, on your phone, or on the Companion while you read X or TradingView. For a trader who wants Hyperliquid perps run with help, that is the whole case.
Senpi Signals and Quant Desk read any wallet on the venue, including the traders on Invo’s leaderboard, and the market they are positioned in, so a strong week on a losing book is caught before you copy it.
Senpi’s price is flat: $50 a month on Pro with 0% Senpi fee, so a busy month costs the same as a quiet one, and above roughly $145K of monthly perp volume it is cheaper than Invo’s per-trade fee.
Invo is the better app for what it was built for: a social crowd of traders to copy and be copied by, one-tap mirroring, a maker rebate and the events that keep a community trading. If that is your trading, Invo; if your trading is Hyperliquid perps with an operator behind them, Senpi. One is a community with a copy button; the other is an operator with an app attached.
Frequently asked questions
Is the Invo app legit?
Invo, also branded Involio, is a working copy-trading app on Hyperliquid with 170+ perp pairs, published fee tiers and a published scoring formula; its Hyperliquid builder code shows up on-chain, with about $2.1M of perp fees collected since launch (DefiLlama). Two things to check yourself: the guides do not say who holds the keys to the wallet Invo creates for you, and the 250,000-user figure is the company’s own claim.
What are Invo’s fees?
Published tiers by rolling 14-day volume: 0.0768% taker at tier 0, falling to 0.0566% above $7B, with a maker rebate from 0.048%, recalculated daily. On-chain, Invo’s builder code collected about $243K on $694M of perp volume in the 30 days to Nov 7, 2026, about 0.035%. Senpi charges 0% on every paid plan (Pro $50, Advanced $100, Quant $200 a month), 0.03% on the free trial or without a paid plan, plus Hyperliquid’s 0.015% to 0.045%.
How does the Invo Score work?
A 1 to 10 score from four factors: profitability 40%, risk 30% (net return divided by maximum drawdown), consistency 20% (share of active weeks in profit) and track record 10% (portfolio age), each blended over 30, 90 and 180 days, with caps for negative windows, few trades, concentrated profits, deep drawdowns and portfolios under 30 days. Senpi’s Quant Desk method is published as well: six explained dimensions, a protection audit and leaks priced in dollars, on any Hyperliquid wallet.
How does copy trading work on Invo?
Pick a trader from the leaderboard or a profile, tap copy, and your account mirrors their positions in real time; you stay linked to their updates and closes and can adjust manually. Senpi’s mirrors are set up by the agent after it researches the wallet you choose, sized 0.1x to 4x, which can carry a flat stop.
How do you deposit on Invo?
Tapping Deposit creates a wallet tied to your sign-up email. Fund it by card or Apple Pay, or send USDC on Solana or Arbitrum; deposits appear in 10 to 30 seconds, and sending any other asset or network can lose the funds. Senpi takes a card, Apple Pay or Google Pay through its on-ramp, or USDC on seven chains.
Does Invo have an AI trading agent?
No. Invo is a social copy-trading app; the intelligence is the Invo Score and the traders you follow. Senpi is the agent: it writes the strategy from your description, runs it 24/7 and protects it with DSL and optional per-strategy halts, and you can drive it from Claude or ChatGPT.
Who should not pick Senpi?
Anyone who mainly wants a social crowd to copy and be paid when copied. Anyone who posts maker orders and wants the rebate. And anyone trading a small book: below roughly $145K of monthly perp volume, Invo’s per-trade fee costs less than a $50 Pro plan.
Can I run Senpi from Claude or ChatGPT?
Yes. Senpi Connectors put your Senpi agent inside Claude, ChatGPT, Grok, Hermes and Muse: you ask it to research a market, build or edit a strategy, review a wallet or close a position, and it does it on Hyperliquid without you opening the app.
What are Senpi Signals and the Senpi Companion?
Signals are per-asset reads of what proven wallets are doing against the broader cohort, scored and with the driver named. The Companion is a Chrome extension that brings Senpi onto 28 sites, including X, Hyperliquid, TradingView, Binance, Coinbase and OKX: Quant Desk on any wallet you see, the Signals brief for the asset on screen, and Trade the Take, which turns a post into a trade setup.
What is DSL?
Senpi’s dynamic stop. It starts at a loss-protection floor and moves the floor up as a position gains, so a trade exits on structure rather than on hope. No stop can guarantee a fill at its trigger price.
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