Under my copies, each copy has three exits. They differ in one thing: what happens to the positions you already hold.
pause
No new entries. Exits still mirrored. When the trader reduces or closes a position you hold, hypercopy does the same in your account. When they open a new one, nothing happens on your side. Resume lifts the pause; you then join on their next move.
Use it when you want to stop adding risk but let the trader finish the trades you are in: a busy week, a market you do not like, a wait-and-see.
Hypercopy also pauses a copy by itself, and tells you, after repeated failures: an invalid agent, a missing builder approval, or five rejected orders in an hour. Resume once the cause is fixed. A lack of margin never pauses a copy: the entry is skipped, and the copy keeps following the trader.
stop
No new entries. Open positions close as the trader closes them. The copy is over, but hypercopy keeps mirroring the trader's exits on positions you still hold until they are flat, then stops entirely. You are never left in a position the trader has already left.
Use it when you are done with this trader but see no reason to close their open trades at this exact moment.
close
Everything closed now, at market. The copy ends and every position it opened is closed immediately with reduce-only orders. If a close does not fill at once, hypercopy re-sends it every minute until it does.
Use it when you want out now: the trader is doing something you do not like, the market is moving against you, or you need the margin.
which to pick
| you want | button |
|---|---|
| a break, keep the trader's trade management | pause |
| to leave this trader, let open trades play out | stop |
| flat, now | close |
what does not change
- Your balance stays on hyperliquid, in your account, in all three cases. Withdrawing is a separate action; see withdraw.
- The agent key stays valid; other copies on the same wallet continue.
- A stopped or closed copy's history stays in your portfolio.
closing by hand on hyperliquid
You can also close a copied position yourself on hyperliquid's app. Hypercopy notices on its next reconciliation pass (every minute) and treats the coin as closed; it does not reopen until the trader goes flat on it. This is a fine way to override one position without touching the copy.
faq
i paused, and a position still closed. why?
Pause lets exits through on purpose. Positions you hold keep following the trader's reductions so you are not stuck.
i stopped, but i still have positions
Stop waits for the trader to close them. Use close if you want them gone now.
can i restart a stopped copy?
Start a new copy of the same trader. Its settings can be the same; its positions start from the trader's next move.
copy hyperliquid's best, from telegram.
pick a trader, set your size. hypercopy trades with a key that can never withdraw, and you can stop at any time.
start copying