StableJack integrates with Hyperliquid to provide trading access inside the StableJack terminal.
StableJack handles the user interface, market research, AI Insights, portfolio views, and trading workflows. Hyperliquid provides the underlying onchain trading infrastructure used to process supported orders.
This allows users to move from research to execution without leaving StableJack.
What is Hyperliquid?
Hyperliquid is a perpetual exchange designed for onchain financial markets.
It supports perpetual futures, spot markets, order books, funding, margin, and other trading functions. StableJack connects to this infrastructure rather than operating a separate exchange.
What does StableJack provide?
StableJack provides the trading experience around Hyperliquid.
Users can access:
Price charts and indicators, order book data, funding rates and open interest, AI Insights, trade setups, portfolio information, account value and available balance, open orders, trade and funding history, long and short order controls, and take-profit and stop-loss settings.
StableJack combines these tools with its market research features so users can analyze an opportunity and prepare a trade from the same platform.
How are trades executed?
When a user submits a supported trade through StableJack, the order is routed to Hyperliquid for execution.
The user still chooses the asset, order direction, size, leverage, order type, and risk settings. StableJack does not automatically execute a trade simply because an AI Insight or trade setup is available.
Users should review all order details before confirming a transaction.
What are Hyperliquid builder codes?
StableJack uses Hyperliquid builder codes when routing supported orders.
Builder codes allow applications built on Hyperliquid to attach an additional builder fee to orders they submit on behalf of users. The builder code is set on each order, and the fee is processed onchain as part of Hyperliquid’s fee system.
In this context, StableJack is the builder providing the trading interface, market analysis, AI tools, and related product experience.
Do users need to approve builder fees?
Yes. Hyperliquid requires the user to approve a maximum builder fee for each builder.
That approval sets the maximum fee the builder is permitted to charge. Users can revoke the permission later. Hyperliquid processes builder-code permissions and fees onchain.
Users should review the applicable fee information before approving or submitting a trade.
Does StableJack custody user funds?
No. StableJack does not become the custodian of user funds because it integrates with Hyperliquid.
User assets remain connected to the user’s trading account or wallet. StableJack provides the interface and routes supported trading actions, while users retain control over their accounts and final trading decisions.
What fees may apply?
Trades may be subject to Hyperliquid trading fees and an additional StableJack builder fee where applicable.
Hyperliquid’s standard trading fees depend on factors such as rolling trading volume and fee tier. Builder fees are separate and are attached to orders routed by the relevant application.
The exact fees should be reviewed in the trading interface before placing an order.
Why does StableJack use Hyperliquid?
Using Hyperliquid allows StableJack to focus on the research, analysis, user experience, and decision-support layers while relying on established onchain infrastructure for trade execution.
For users, this means they can review market data, read an AI Insight, structure a position, submit an order, and monitor the result from one interface.
Who remains responsible for the trade?
The user does.
StableJack may provide analysis, trade setups, and execution tools, but users remain responsible for position size, leverage, fees, liquidation risk, stop-loss settings, and the final decision to enter or exit a trade.
Summary
StableJack works with Hyperliquid by using its onchain trading infrastructure to process supported orders.
StableJack provides the research, AI Insights, portfolio tools, and trading interface. Hyperliquid handles the underlying execution, while builder codes allow StableJack to receive an approved fee on routed orders. Users remain in control of their funds and every trading decision.
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