TradeDeck — Self-Hosted Trading Terminal
TradeDeck — Self-Hosted Trading Terminal

TradeDeck — Self-Hosted Trading Terminal

$497.00

TradeDeck — Self-Hosted Trading Terminal

You don't need another bot. You need to see what your money is actually doing.

You've got capital on Hyperliquid, maybe a bot or two, a dozen browser tabs, and a Telegram channel screaming signals at 3am. And you still can't answer one question fast: am I up or down right now, and why?

TradeDeck is the terminal the funds have and you don't — running on your machine, your keys, your wallet. One screen. No cloud. No monthly fees. Full Python source.

What it does

  • Live P&L to the cent — realized and unrealized, split out
  • Open positions — side, size, entry, mark, live uPnL and %
  • L2 order book — real bid/ask depth walls, per-market switcher
  • Activity feed — every entry, exit, and risk event, timestamped
  • World clocks — NY · London · Moscow · Hong Kong

Capital protection — built in

High leverage isn't optional on Hyperliquid. Risk management can't be either.

  • $500 daily loss cap — bot pauses, resumes next session
  • $300 hourly loss cap — bad hour, automatic pause
  • 3 consecutive losses → cooldown — stops revenge spirals
  • Max open positions — never overexposed

Every limit lives in config.json. Change anything, anytime.

Who it's for

  • Traders done bleeding on signal groups and "VIP" Discords
  • Hyperliquid users who want a serious cockpit they can audit line by line
  • Anyone who wants one complete system they own — not a rented Discord

What you get

  • Full Python source — no obfuscation, no DRM
  • The local web terminal (dark, institutional, easy to theme)
  • Pre-tuned config.json — 8 markets ready out of the box
  • Windows START.bat + macOS/Linux start.sh
  • Lifetime updates

How it works

Ships in DRY RUN mode: real market data from Hyperliquid, simulated fills, zero capital at risk — so you can watch the whole machine run before wiring an account. Going live is dropping your keys into config.json and flipping one setting.

Requirements

  • Python 3.10+
  • Windows, macOS, or Linux

Software, not financial advice. DRY RUN data is simulated. Trading involves risk and you can lose money. You are responsible for your own keys, capital, and trades.