Bitsgap, 3Commas and Cryptohopper alternatives for Hyperliquid (2026)

Two of the three already work on Hyperliquid. Bitsgap has run all its bots on Hyperliquid since June 2026, and 3Commas v2 lists Hyperliquid spot and futures for its DCA, Signal and Grid bots. Cryptohopper doesn’t: it runs spot bots on centralised exchanges such as Binance, Coinbase and Kraken, and says it has no plans to add perps soon. If you want something built for Hyperliquid instead, the alternatives fall into four groups: bot platforms that charge a builder fee, open-source frameworks you host yourself, backtest-first strategy builders, and AI agents that write and run the strategy for you. Facts are from each company’s own pages, checked Nov 10, 2026.

Can you keep using Bitsgap, 3Commas or Cryptohopper on Hyperliquid?

How to move a bot strategy to Senpi

1. 01

   Write down what your bot does

   The entry signal, how it adds to a position, where it takes profit, where it stops and how much it risks per trade.

2. 02

   Describe it to Senpi’s agent

   In the Senpi app or from Claude, ChatGPT, Grok, Grok Bot, Hermes or Muse. The agent asks one decision at a time, writes the strategy and reads the rules back to you before anything trades. You can also start from a template close to your idea and change its levers.

3. 03

   Approve it and let it run

   Senpi’s runtime runs the rules 24/7 from the strategy’s own funded wallet and exits through DSL, a stop that ratchets up as the trade gains. You can set a daily-loss limit and a drawdown halt on the strategy. Senpi has no backtesting tool, so test with a validation run and a small live budget.

Costs: on a paid Senpi plan the only trading fee is Hyperliquid’s own, because Senpi adds 0%. Pro at $50 a month is the lowest paid plan; the free trial, or trading without a paid plan, pays 0.03%. A running strategy uses no AI credits. Senpi also trades the XYZ DEX stock, metal, index and FX perps.

Alternatives built for Hyperliquid

For a scored comparison of the AI agents and bot platforms on 15 rows, from who writes the strategy to what protects it, read Best AI trading agents and bots for Hyperliquid. Head-to-heads: WunderTrading vs Senpi, Katoshi vs Senpi and Keel vs Senpi.

What changes when your bot moves to Hyperliquid

• Keys. There is no exchange API key. A bot trades through an agent wallet you approve, or a signature, and Hyperliquid doesn’t let an agent wallet withdraw. Hyperliquid API wallets explains how it works and how to revoke one.
• Builder fees. On a paid Senpi plan there is none, so you pay only Hyperliquid’s fee. Other apps can add a builder fee on each fill, up to a maximum you approve. It sits on top of Hyperliquid’s 0.045% taker and 0.015% maker at the base tier, so a 0.035% builder fee adds about 78% to the cost of a taker order. Hyperliquid fees explained has the full rates.
• Funding every hour. Perp positions pay or receive funding hourly, which matters for a DCA bot that holds for days.
• 24/7 markets, stocks included. Hyperliquid never closes, and the XYZ DEX lists stock, index and commodity perps that trade through weekends, priced from Hyperliquid’s own order book when their home markets are shut.
• Short price history. Hyperliquid’s public API keeps the latest 5,000 candles per interval (about 3.6 days of 1-minute bars and 208 days of hourly bars), which limits any backtest built on it.
• Native order types. Hyperliquid has TWAP orders and, since early November 2026, a native trailing stop. Hyperliquid order types covers each one.

Which one fits

• You want the bot you already run, on Hyperliquid: Bitsgap for any of its bots, 3Commas for DCA, Signal and Grid bots.
• You trade TradingView signals: WunderTrading, 3Commas or Gainium.
• You code and want to host it yourself: Freqtrade or Hummingbot.
• You want to backtest and paper trade every strategy first: Keel or Gainium.
• You want to describe the strategy and have it run and protected for you, including stock and commodity perps: Senpi.
• You trade spot on Binance or Coinbase and don’t need Hyperliquid: Cryptohopper still does that.

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