Oracle Brings True Hedge Mode to Hyperliquid
Oracle users can now run their full automated strategy stack on the leading on-chain perpetuals exchange — with simultaneous long/short hedging that Hyperliquid does not natively support.
We are excited to announce full Hyperliquid support in Oracle, our automated multi-exchange trading platform. Hyperliquid joins Bybit, MEXC, Capital.com and Binance as a first-class exchange — and becomes Oracle’s first fully on-chain venue.
True hedging on an exchange that nets positions
Hyperliquid’s clearinghouse allows only one net position per coin, making classic hedged strategies impossible on a single account. Oracle removes that limitation with a dual-account architecture: buys and sells are transparently routed to dedicated long and short accounts, giving traders genuine simultaneous long and short exposure on the same coin. Positions, margin and orders from both accounts are merged into a single unified view, with per-side leverage control and conservative margin reporting that always reflects the account actually funding the next order.
The complete Oracle strategy stack, day one
Hyperliquid users get the same automation trusted on Oracle’s other venues: the partial-close split strategy with laddered, trailing stop-losses; automatic and one-tap position opening; real-time position monitoring with Discord, Telegram and mobile push alerts; and a consolidated realized-P&L ledger — including correct per-side accounting when one leg of a hedge closes.
Engineered for an unforgiving venue
On-chain perps punish careless order handling, so the integration is defensive by design. Oracle floors every close to the asset’s size step so a rounding artifact can never trigger Hyperliquid’s «size zero closes everything» behavior, enforces the exchange’s $10 minimum order value before sending rather than after rejection, tracks stop-losses by stable client order IDs that survive Hyperliquid’s cancel-and-replace amend cycle, and places every protective order as reduce-only.
Self-custody preserved
As with every Oracle exchange, private keys never leave your machine: signing happens locally through your personal client endpoint, with API-wallet delegation keeping the funded main accounts’ keys out of the trading path entirely.
Hyperliquid support is live now for all Oracle users. Add your long and short account keys in the client, pick a strategy mode, and Oracle handles the rest.