
TradeDeck — Self-Hosted Trading Terminal
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/Linuxstart.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.
Thanks for grabbing TradeDeck. Unzip, run python main.py, and open localhost:8888 — it boots straight into DRY RUN with live market data.