Liquid vs Senpi: a multi-market trading app with an AI analyst, or an AI agent that runs your Hyperliquid perps
Liquid and Senpi both settle on Hyperliquid, both reach you inside Claude and ChatGPT, and both put a button on the sites you read; the difference is who does the trading. Liquid is a multi-market trading app: crypto, stocks, pre-IPO names, indices, commodities, FX and prediction markets from one balance, funded with a card or a bank, with Co-Invest, an AI analyst that proposes trades you confirm one by one. 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 reads wallets with a proven record for you.
The honest split: Senpi wins where you want a strategy built, run and protected without you; Liquid wins where you want the widest market list, the easiest funding and a trading assistant you keep on a short leash. Facts below come from liquid.trade, docs.liquid.trade and its FAQ, its Terms of Service (Sep 17, 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 | Liquid | Senpi | Winner |
|---|---|---|---|
| Best for | Traders who want stocks, pre-IPO perps, commodities, FX, predictions and crypto in one app, funded from a card or a bank, and an AI analyst they confirm trade by trade | Traders who want an agent to build, run and protect Hyperliquid perp strategies, reachable from the AI tools and sites they already use | - |
| AI agent and connectors | Co-Invest: an AI analyst inside Claude, ChatGPT, Grok, Muse, Cursor and iMessage that researches and proposes trades you confirm; Co-Invest Computer lets a coding agent place orders within a per-order cap for up to seven days | Your own Senpi agent inside Claude, ChatGPT, Grok, Hermes and Muse: it writes the strategy, a hosted runtime runs it 24/7, and the risk harness enforces sizing, stops and optional per-strategy halts; no cap that expires | Senpi |
| Building and running a strategy | Co-Invest can build a basket sized to your balance, then you confirm each order; nothing runs a strategy for you after that | 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 feed and Co-Invest research | A feed of the traders you follow, a leaderboard by PnL or volume, and Co-Invest pulling positioning, funding, liquidation maps and on-chain flow on request | 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 | Senpi |
| Senpi Companion on the sites you read | The Co-Invest extension puts a Long/Short card under tickers on X, Reddit, TradingView, CNBC, Bloomberg, MetaTrader Web and Axiom | A Chrome extension on 28 sites: 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 | Senpi |
| Protection and exits | Take-profit, stop-loss and TWAP you set; Co-Invest Computer blocks a stop on the wrong side of entry and caps notional per order | DSL, a stop that ratchets up as a trade gains, on every strategy built from a rule or a template (copy strategies carry at most a flat stop); cooldowns, optional daily-loss and drawdown halts per strategy; alerts on any wallet you add | Senpi |
| Following traders | Follow traders, see their entries and exits in the feed, copy a trade in one tap; you size and exit it | 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 | Senpi |
| Custody | Non-custodial: keys on your device, every trade signed from your wallet, Ledger supported; no KYC to trade | 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 | Tie |
| Markets | Crypto perps to 40x, stocks including SpaceX, pre-IPO perps on OpenAI and Anthropic, Nasdaq 100 and S&P 500, gold, oil, copper, FX to 50x, spot, and prediction markets from $0 to $1 | Hyperliquid crypto perps plus the XYZ DEX stocks, pre-IPO names, metals, indices and FX, traded by the agent; no spot, no prediction markets | Liquid |
| Funding and cash rails | Apple Pay, Visa and Mastercard, wire, ACH and SEPA, Cash App, direct deposits from Coinbase, Robinhood and others, and crypto; USDC out to Arbitrum for $1 in about ten minutes | Card, Apple Pay or Google Pay through the on-ramp (Stripe in the US and EU, MoonPay or Meld elsewhere), or USDC on seven chains; withdrawals to crypto on six chains | Tie |
| Paper trading and yield | Paper mode on live data in the app and in Co-Invest; idle USDC into the Gauntlet or HLP vault | No paper mode; strategies run from $10 with real fills; no yield product | Liquid |
| What it costs | Published: perps from 0.095% taker and spot from 0.070%, tiered by 14-day volume; predictions 0.90%. On-chain, Liquid’s builder code collected $303K on $885M of perp volume in 30 days, about 0.034% (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
Liquid at a glance
A non-custodial trading app from LiquidX AI, Inc. (Delaware, seed led by Paradigm) on web, iOS and Android, settling on Hyperliquid. One balance trades crypto perps to 40x, stocks including SpaceX, pre-IPO perps on OpenAI and Anthropic, indices, commodities, FX to 50x, spot and prediction markets, from $10. Funding comes from Apple Pay, cards, wire, ACH, SEPA, Cash App, Coinbase or crypto; no KYC to trade, an identity check for bank deposits. Co-Invest is a free AI analyst inside Claude, ChatGPT, Grok, Muse, Cursor and iMessage that proposes trades you confirm, with a Computer mode for coding agents under a per-order cap, and a Chrome extension on seven sites. Social feed, leaderboard, one-tap copy, paper mode, and Gauntlet and HLP vaults. Fees: perps from 0.095% taker by 14-day volume. The site claims 90,000+ traders and $5B+ traded.
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 |
|---|---|
| A strategy written from a sentence and run 24/7 while you sleep | Senpi |
| An agent in Claude or ChatGPT that runs the book, not one that asks you to confirm every order | Senpi |
| Proven-wallet signals and a wallet score on 28 sites | Senpi |
| DSL on every strategy built from a rule or a template and optional halts per strategy | Senpi |
| Prediction markets, spot and FX beside your crypto in one app | Liquid |
| A paper mode to try first and vaults for idle USDC | Liquid |
What Liquid is built for
Spot and prediction markets beside the perps
Crypto, stocks, pre-IPO names, indices, commodities and FX as perps, plus spot and event contracts priced from $0 to $1, from $10 and from one balance.
Co-Invest, the best trade-by-trade assistant here
A free AI analyst in Claude, ChatGPT, Grok, Muse, Cursor and iMessage that builds baskets sized to your balance, and a Chrome card on seven sites.
Paper mode and vaults
Paper trading on live data in the app and in Co-Invest, and Gauntlet and HLP vaults for idle USDC.
Co-Invest vs the Senpi agent
The closest match in this series. Both reach you inside Claude and ChatGPT; one proposes trades, the other runs strategies.
| Criterion | Liquid | Senpi |
|---|---|---|
| Inside AI assistants | Co-Invest connectors for Claude, ChatGPT, Grok, Muse and Cursor, plus iMessage and SMS; free | 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 |
| What the AI does | Researches, builds a basket sized to your balance, shows a confirmation card per order; it cannot withdraw or trade without your tap | Researches, writes the strategy, shows you the rules, then a hosted runtime opens, manages and exits positions 24/7 under a risk harness |
| Hands-off mode | Co-Invest Computer: a coding agent (Claude Code, Codex, Hermes, Cursor) places orders within a per-order notional cap, a basket up to five times it, and an expiry of up to seven days; no cumulative loss cap in the docs | The runtime is the product: strategies run until you stop them, with DSL on every strategy built from a rule or a template, cooldowns, optional daily-loss and drawdown halts per strategy |
| On the sites you read | Chrome extension: a Long/Short card under tickers on X, Reddit, TradingView, CNBC, Bloomberg, MetaTrader Web and Axiom | Senpi Companion on 28 sites: Quant Desk on any wallet you see, the Signals brief for the asset on screen, Trade the Take |
Senpi's edge here
Liquid’s Co-Invest is the best AI assistant in this series and deserves the credit: the same assistants Senpi reaches, plus iMessage, a basket builder and a Chrome card. It stops at the order: you confirm each one, or you hand a coding agent a notional cap that expires in a week. Senpi’s agent owns the strategy and the risk harness around it, which is the difference between an analyst and an operator.
Senpi Signals vs the feed and Co-Invest research
Both read the market for you; they read different things.
| Criterion | Liquid | Senpi |
|---|---|---|
| The read | Co-Invest pulls positioning, funding, liquidation maps, on-chain flow and news when you ask; the feed shows the traders you follow | Senpi Signals: per asset, the biggest recent moves from proven wallets set against the broader cohort, scored, with the driver named |
| Who you are reading | Traders you follow; a leaderboard ranked by PnL or volume | Wallets with a record on Hyperliquid; Quant Desk scores any address over six explained dimensions, with a protection audit and leaks priced in dollars |
| Alerts | Feed entries and exits from followed traders; real-time news in the app | An alert when any wallet you add opens, adds or cuts, plus the agent’s own read before it trades |
| Where it reaches you | In the app, in the assistant you asked, on the extension’s seven sites | In the app, in Claude or ChatGPT, on the Companion while you read X or TradingView, and inside the agent’s reads |
Senpi's edge here
Liquid gives you the raw material on demand and a feed of people. Signals gives you a scored read of what wallets with a record are doing, and the agent can act on it. For a trader who wants to ask questions, Liquid is good; for the read itself, Senpi.
From an idea to a protected position
Building, running, following and protecting.
| Criterion | Liquid | Senpi |
|---|---|---|
| Starting point | A market from the list, or a Co-Invest basket you confirm | A sentence: “short ETH when funding flips positive and open interest is at a 7-day high, max 2% of equity” |
| Building and running | You place or confirm every order; TP, SL and TWAP you set | 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 |
| Following a trader | Copy a feed entry in one tap; you size it and exit it | 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 | Take-profit and stop-loss orders you set; a wrong-side stop is blocked in Computer mode | DSL on every strategy built from a rule or a template; cooldowns, optional daily-loss and drawdown halts per strategy; watch-only alerts on wallets you add |
Senpi's edge here
Liquid is built so that you stay in charge of every order, which is honest for a multi-market app with 50x on offer. Senpi is for the trader who wants the strategy built, operated and protected. Neither product can promise a fill at a stop’s trigger price.
Markets, funding and cost
Where Liquid is built to win, and what each costs.
| Criterion | Liquid | Senpi |
|---|---|---|
| Markets | Crypto perps, stocks including SpaceX, pre-IPO perps on OpenAI and Anthropic, indices, gold, silver, oil, copper, platinum, FX, spot, prediction markets | Hyperliquid crypto perps plus XYZ DEX stocks, pre-IPO names, metals, indices and FX, 24/7; no spot, no prediction markets |
| Funding and cash-out | Apple Pay, cards, wire, ACH, SEPA, Cash App, Coinbase and Robinhood deposits, crypto; USDC out to Arbitrum for $1 | Card, Apple Pay or Google Pay through the on-ramp, or USDC on seven chains; withdrawals to crypto on six chains |
| Paper trading and yield | Paper mode on live data; Gauntlet and HLP vaults for idle USDC | Strategies from $10 with real fills; no vault |
| Cost of $150K a month of perps | About $50 of Liquid’s own fee at its on-chain average of 0.034%, inside a published 0.095% taker rate at the first tier | $50 on Pro, whatever the volume, plus Hyperliquid’s 0.015% to 0.045% |
Winner: Liquid
If you want a prediction market, a spot position, or to trade gold at night from the same balance you bought with a bank transfer, Liquid wins and Senpi does not compete. Both have XYZ pre-IPO perps such as Anthropic; OpenAI (io:OAI on EntropyIO) is Liquid’s alone. Funding is a draw: both take a card in seconds, Liquid adds bank and Cash App routes, Senpi adds five more chains for USDC. On perps the cost lines cross near $150K of monthly volume: below it Liquid’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 Liquid if
- You want prediction markets, spot or FX beside your crypto
- You want an AI analyst that proposes trades you confirm, and a paper mode to try it
- You want vaults for idle USDC and a bank or Cash App route for deposits
Choose Senpi if
- You want an agent that writes, runs and protects the strategy, not one that asks you to confirm each order
- You want proven-wallet signals and a wallet score on 28 sites, including the ones Liquid’s extension does not reach
- You want DSL on every strategy built from a rule or a template and optional halts per strategy, with no cap that expires
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, reads wallets with a record instead of a feed, 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 give you a read you can act on: what proven wallets are doing against the crowd, scored, and a six-dimension score on any address, including the traders on Liquid’s leaderboard.
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 $150K of monthly perp volume it is cheaper than Liquid’s per-trade fee.
Liquid is the better app for what it was built for: the widest market list in this series, including spot and prediction markets, a paper mode, vaults, and Co-Invest, the best trade-by-trade AI assistant we have compared. If that is your trading, Liquid; if your trading is Hyperliquid perps with an operator behind them, Senpi. One is an analyst that asks; the other is an operator that acts.
Frequently asked questions
What can you trade on Liquid?
Crypto perps up to 40x, stocks including SpaceX, pre-IPO perps on OpenAI and Anthropic, the Nasdaq 100 and S&P 500, gold, silver, oil, copper and platinum, FX pairs up to 50x, spot, and prediction markets priced between $0 and $1, all from one balance from $10. Senpi trades Hyperliquid crypto perps and the XYZ DEX stocks, pre-IPO names, metals, indices and FX through the agent; spot and prediction markets are Liquid’s alone.
What are Liquid’s fees?
Liquid publishes them: perps from 0.095% taker and spot from 0.070%, tiered by your 14-day volume, prediction markets 0.90%, and a $1 withdrawal to Arbitrum. On-chain, its Hyperliquid builder code collected about $303K on $885M of perp volume in the 30 days to Nov 7, 2026, about 0.034%. 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%.
Is Liquid legit and non-custodial?
Liquid is run by LiquidX AI, Inc., a Delaware company with a seed round led by Paradigm, and settles on Hyperliquid. It is non-custodial: keys stay on your device, every trade is signed from your wallet, Ledger is supported, and there is no KYC to trade, though bank deposits need an identity check. The site claims 90,000+ traders and $5B+ traded.
How is Co-Invest different from Senpi Connectors?
Both put a trading assistant inside Claude, ChatGPT, Grok and Muse. Co-Invest is an analyst: it researches, builds a basket and shows a confirmation card for every order; Co-Invest Computer lets a coding agent trade within a per-order cap for up to seven days. Senpi Connectors expose Senpi’s agent, which writes a strategy, runs it 24/7 on a hosted runtime and protects it with DSL and optional per-strategy halts, with no cap that expires.
Can Co-Invest trade on its own?
Only through Co-Invest Computer, which is built for coding agents such as Claude Code or Codex. You set a maximum notional per order and an expiry of up to seven days, and the agent places orders within them; the docs list no cumulative loss cap and recommend paper mode first. Senpi’s runtime runs a whole strategy with optional daily-loss and drawdown halts per strategy.
How do you deposit on Liquid?
Apple Pay, Visa or Mastercard, wire, ACH or SEPA, Cash App, direct deposits from apps such as Coinbase and Robinhood, or USDC and other supported tokens. Bank deposits need a one-time identity check. Senpi takes a card, Apple Pay or Google Pay through its on-ramp, or USDC on seven chains.
Can you paper trade on Liquid?
Yes, in the app and in Co-Invest, on live market data. Senpi has no paper mode; a strategy can run from $10 with real fills.
Which Chrome extension does more, Liquid’s or Senpi’s?
Liquid’s Co-Invest extension puts a Long/Short card under tickers on X, Reddit, TradingView, CNBC, Bloomberg, MetaTrader Web and Axiom. The Senpi Companion runs on 28 sites and adds Quant Desk on any wallet you see, the Signals brief for the asset on screen, and Trade the Take. Liquid’s is a buy button; Senpi’s is the read plus the button.
Who should not pick Senpi?
Anyone who needs spot or prediction markets: Senpi trades Hyperliquid perps only, pre-IPO names included. Anyone who wants to confirm every order themselves, or wants a paper mode first. And anyone trading a small book: below roughly $150K of monthly perp volume, Liquid’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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