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Playing a competition

Join a competition, place trades, climb the leaderboard, and win.

Here's the whole loop: join, trade, climb the leaderboard, win.

First time? Set up your account and move funds to your trading balance: Getting started.

1. Join a competition

When a host opens a competition, a card appears in the group with the buy-in, the prize split, and a countdown.

  1. Tap Join on the card.

  2. The bot picks it up in your DM, so your wallet stays private.

  3. Confirm your buy-in β€” that's your entry into the prize pool.

Once enough players are in, the pool fills and trading goes live.

If the competition doesn't fill before its deadline, it's cancelled and your buy-in is refunded automatically.

2. Place a trade

Once the competition is live, trade from your DM with /trade (or tap Open Trading on the live card):

  1. Pick a market β€” ETH, BTC, and more.

  2. Go Long or Short β€” Long if you think price rises, Short if it falls.

  3. Set your size and leverage.

  4. Review and confirm.

Want more control? Limit price, stop-loss, and take-profit are one tap away behind the advanced options.

You trade with your trading balance β€” the funds you moved to Hyperliquid. Your buy-in stays in the prize pool.

3. Manage your positions

To do this
Use

Close an open position

/close

View or cancel pending limit / stop-loss / take-profit orders

/orders

Check your balance and open positions

πŸ’° Wallet

4. Watch the leaderboard

Send /lb β€” in the group or your DM β€” to see where you stand.

  • While the competition is live, the board updates with everyone's running profit and loss.

  • When it ends, the board freezes to the final result. Late price moves can't change the ranking.

How scoring works

Everyone is ranked by percentage return for the competition β€” how much your trading account grew or shrank, from the moment the competition went live to the moment it ended, as a percent. Highest return wins.

Because scoring is a percentage, players trading different amounts still compete on the same board.

5. Win and claim

When the competition settles, the winner β€” or the top finishers, if the host set a split β€” take the prize pool. Your winnings land in your bot wallet, ready to withdraw or roll into the next competition.

Hosting a rematch? You'll often see a prompt to jump straight back in.

Your wallet & funds

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