Verified usage · updated with the leaderboard · as of Oct 28, 2026
AI trading apps on Hyperliquid, by real usage
Senpi, Minara, DXAP, Wayfinder and other apps that trade for you with AI, compared on what actually happened: how many people used them, how much they traded and whether those users made money, read from every fill Hyperliquid published between Sep 28, 2026 and Oct 27, 2026.
All apps compared
Sorted by volume; this is not a ranking of skill. Users' realized PnL is the sum of closed PnL on the app's fills, before exchange fees; open positions aren't included.
Each app's numbers
TrueNorth
283 users traded $11.4M through TrueNorth's builder code between Sep 28, 2026 and Oct 27, 2026. Their realized PnL on those fills was −$1,361; 51% of users with closed trades were in profit and the median user made $0.02. No builder fee was charged on these fills.
How it trades, by its own description: not clearly stated on its site. Source.
Senpi
831 users traded $5.9M through Senpi's builder code between Sep 28, 2026 and Oct 27, 2026. Their realized PnL on those fills was −$4,714; 40% of users with closed trades were in profit and the median user made −$0.38. The app earned $2,522 in builder fees on these fills.
How it trades, by its own description: autonomous strategies and manual or copy trades. Source.
DXAP
233 users traded $3.6M through DXAP's builder code between Sep 28, 2026 and Oct 27, 2026. Their realized PnL on those fills was $24k; 34% of users with closed trades were in profit and the median user made −$1.28. The app earned $894 in builder fees on these fills.
How it trades, by its own description: autonomous agent, steered by chat. Source.
Wayfinder
43 users traded $1.4M through Wayfinder's builder code between Sep 28, 2026 and Oct 27, 2026. Their realized PnL on those fills was −$1,080; 42% of users with closed trades were in profit and the median user made −$0.04. The app earned $644 in builder fees on these fills.
How it trades, by its own description: agent trades on request; automated strategies. Source.
Midas
80 users traded $1.1M through Midas's builder code between Sep 28, 2026 and Oct 27, 2026. Their realized PnL on those fills was −$4,067; 59% of users with closed trades were in profit and the median user made $0.38. The app earned $540 in builder fees on these fills.
How it trades, by its own description: copilot: AI suggests, the user taps to trade. Source.
Katoshi
16 users traded $632k through Katoshi's builder code between Sep 28, 2026 and Oct 27, 2026. Their realized PnL on those fills was $632; 38% of users with closed trades were in profit and the median user made −$1.56. The app earned $156 in builder fees on these fills.
How it trades, by its own description: bots from alerts, webhooks or AI agents, plus a manual terminal. Source.
Minara AI
73 users traded $254k through Minara AI's builder code between Sep 28, 2026 and Oct 27, 2026. Their realized PnL on those fills was −$237; 47% of users with closed trades were in profit and the median user made −$0.21. The app earned $47 in builder fees on these fills.
How it trades, by its own description: autopilot, AI copilot and manual orders. Source.
Starchild
2 users traded $4,327 through Starchild's builder code between Sep 28, 2026 and Oct 27, 2026. Their realized PnL on those fills was −$1; 0% of users with closed trades were in profit and the median user made −$0.85. The app earned $1 in builder fees on these fills.
How it trades, by its own description: copilot: orders from chat instructions. Source.
Read these numbers right
Trades sent another way, or on plans that don't add the builder code, are missed, so an app's real usage can be higher.
Apps mix autopilot, copilot and manual orders. These numbers show how users did with the app, not how the AI alone did.
Realized PnL comes from closing fills and is before Hyperliquid's trading fees and funding, so the real result is a little worse.
One month says little about skill. Watch the trend on the leaderboard, which updates with every data refresh.
FAQ
What is a Hyperliquid builder code?
A builder code is an address an app attaches to the orders it sends to Hyperliquid so it can charge a small fee. Hyperliquid publishes every fill that carried a builder code, which is how we can count each app's users, volume and results.
Do people make money with AI trading apps on Hyperliquid?
Over the last 30 days, users of 6 of the 8 apps we track lost money overall. Their combined realized PnL was $13k on $24.2M traded, and DXAP's users alone made $24k. In most apps fewer than half the users were in profit.
Does a profit or loss here mean the AI made that trade?
Not always. Several of these apps mix autopilot, copilot suggestions and manual orders, and the public fills don't say which was which. The numbers show how the app's users did, not how its AI did.
Why is an app I use missing?
Either we couldn't confirm its builder address from its own docs, code or DeFiLlama's open-source adapters, or its own site doesn't say it runs AI for users. Send it to us with the source.