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Long or short Hyperliquid perps from any $cashtag on X. Unofficial: not affiliated with X or Hyperliquid. Hypertag puts Long and Short buttons under every $cashtag on X, so you can trade Hyperliquid perpetuals without leaving your feed. WHAT IT DOES • Live prices on posts: every $cashtag listed on Hyperliquid ($BTC, $ETH, $SOL, $HYPE and more) gets a small chip with the live price, the 24h change, and your PnL if you already hold that coin. • A full trade sheet: tap Long or Short to open a sheet styled like X. Choose Market or Limit, size in USD, leverage, Cross or Isolated margin, and an optional take profit and stop loss. It previews the order value, margin and fee before you confirm. • Positions in your sidebar: a card in X's right column shows your account value, PnL, available margin and open positions, each with a one-tap close. • Looks native: it follows your X display setting (Lights out, Dim or Default) and your accent color. • Testnet built in: switch to Hyperliquid Testnet in the popup to practice first. • Meme tickers map automatically, so $PEPE on X trades kPEPE on Hyperliquid. HOW CONNECTING WORKS Hypertag uses a Hyperliquid API wallet: a trading-only key that can open and close positions but can never withdraw or transfer funds. Hyperliquid enforces this limit. • Connect with your browser wallet (MetaMask, Rabby, Coinbase Wallet, OKX Wallet, Phantom or any EIP-6963 wallet). You sign one approval message. No gas, no transaction. • Or paste an API wallet key you created on Hyperliquid into the extension popup. PRIVACY • No accounts, no analytics, no ads. • Your trading key and settings stay in your browser. Orders are signed inside the extension and sent straight to Hyperliquid. • Post text is read on your device to find cashtags and is never stored or sent anywhere. Full policy: https://hypertag.trade/privacy FEES Hypertag adds no fees. You pay Hyperliquid's standard trading fees. Hypertag is an independent tool and is not affiliated with, endorsed by or sponsored by X Corp. or Hyperliquid. Trading perpetual futures with leverage is high risk. Nothing here is financial advice.
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