
Zen Trader reads your Hyperliquid or Bybit account, checks every trade against the rules you wrote, and shows what breaking them cost you. It never places a trade. It is a brake, not an accelerator.
Read-only. Hyperliquid by wallet address, no key. Bybit by read-only API key. Keys that can withdraw are rejected.
Every one of those is a counting problem. Count it and the behaviour follows.
Four things, one read-only connection.
Daily loss limit, max trades a day, cooldown after a loss, no sizing up after a loss, trading hours. You set them once.
Zen Trader checks your account every five minutes and flags the breach while it still matters.
What rule-breaking trades cost you over the last 7, 30 or 90 days, next to what the disciplined ones made.
Fills, fees and funding reconciled against the venue's own number, with the difference shown.
No. Zen Trader cannot place, change or cancel orders, and it cannot move money. Hyperliquid is read from your public wallet address with no key and no signature. Bybit uses a read-only API key, encrypted on our server. Keys that can withdraw are rejected.
No. There are no signals and no trade ideas. The AI only describes your own past trades and checks your own idea against your own rules. It never tells you what to trade.
Connect an account and your history starts loading straight away. The leak report fills in as soon as the first sync finishes.
Connect once. Write your rules. Trade the next session with something counting on your side.
Zen Trader never executes anything.