LeoHookTradingView signals
Use webhooks from your indicators or strategies. Message templates are available in the app; follow processing status in the signal log.
Early access · Windows
Your signals.
Your rules.
Your LeoHook.
A trading bot for Hyperliquid. Connect TradingView signals, set entry and position management rules, and control your bots from a Windows app.
LeoHookPAPER
10 000 USDC
VIRTUAL ACCOUNT
01
Signal
TradingView → webhook
02
Entry rules
Filters and confirmation
03
Management
Stops, take profit and trailing
04
History
Events and closing reason
Illustrative workflow
TradingView → HyperliquidSPOT / PERPSPAPER / LIVE
FROM SIGNAL TO RESULT
Automation with clear rules
Position sizing for your plan
Choose a fixed amount or a percentage of available balance. Configure defaults for your bot and settings for individual coins.
Position management
Stop loss, take profit, profit protection, trailing stop and DCA + Safety Orders (position averaging) in supported modes. Percentage thresholds refer to price movement, without multiplying by leverage.
A traceable history
Follow positions, charts and events. Review why an entry was rejected or a position was closed.
MARKET AND STRATEGY
Choose how you trade
Signal trading
Buy and sell spot assets using your rules. Each bot has its own settings and wallet connection.
Perpetual futures
Work with LONG and SHORT positions. Manage entries and open positions on Hyperliquid.
A grid in PAPER and LIVE
Configure the range, levels and budget. PAPER and LIVE, trailing up and a separately held coin reserve are supported.
LEOHOOK / IN ACTION
Know what happens next.
Three situations from a bot’s workflow. Choose a scenario to explore the steps.
DCA
New average. Next level.
In signal-based SPOT and PERPS, the next addition follows the new average entry. Position rules govern the stop; additions beyond it are blocked.
Read the guide ↗- 01Fill confirmed
- 02Size and average updated
- 03Next order checked
BALANCE
A clear reason for waiting.
The server checks available funds before a new addition. If funds are insufficient, the order is not placed, the reason is saved and the check is repeated automatically.
Read the guide ↗- 01Check available funds
- 02Addition waits
- 03Check again
CONTROL
Close first. Then remove.
Choose Close positions and remove bot. After confirmation, the server cancels related orders and closes positions. LIVE uses real market trades. History is retained.
Read the guide ↗- 01Confirm the action
- 02Close and verify
- 03Bot archived
Workflow illustration · not your account data
Additions and bot management
The next addition follows the updated average, available funds are checked, and archived bots no longer occupy bot-limit slots.
Important states stand out
Available and required funds in alerts, important notifications enabled by default, and a subtle glow behind active position indicators.
PAPER → LIVE
Test your setup.
Then decide.
Each paper bot has its own virtual account: 10,000 USDC by default. Test rules without real trades. PAPER does not reproduce exchange execution exactly.
LIVE uses your connected exchange account and real funds. Select the trading mode separately in the bot settings.
YOUR FIRST RUN
From setup to your first signal
- 01
Create a bot
Choose a market and strategy. Start in PAPER.
- 02
Set your rules
Select coins, position size and management rules. For GRID, set the range, levels and budget.
- 03
Connect a source
For a signal bot, copy the webhook URL and message template into your TradingView alert.
- 04
Review the result
Find the signal in the log and check its processing status. Move to LIVE only after reviewing your settings.
LEOHOOK / HELP
Explore the app
Settings, trading and referrals: each topic has its own page in one shared help center.
Overview and readiness
Bot state, data freshness and trading readiness.
↗Bots
Create, select and manage server bots.
↗Wallet and TradingView
Sign-in, wallets, trading access and TradingView webhooks.
↗Trading settings
Entry and management parameters, and PAPER / LIVE mode.
↗Positions and charts
Open trades, chart orders and results history.
↗Position rules
Select positions, review changes, configure stops and partial SPOT take profit.
↗Assets
The selected bot’s assets and period metrics.
↗Signals and rejections
From webhook delivery to execution or rejection.
↗Events and diagnostics
Event logs, diagnostics and support.
↗General settings
Language, notifications, updates and account settings.
↗Referral program
Your invitation link, 40% rewards and manual payouts.
↗SPOT
Token purchases, available size and residuals after sale.
↗PERPS
LONG / SHORT, leverage, collateral and reconciliation.
↗GRID
SPOT grid, active levels, Trailing Up and held tokens.
↗DCA, stops and exits
DCA, stops and RSI limit exits with a waiting period.
↗Fees and results
Service fees, exchange costs and net results.
↗VIDEO GUIDES
See how it works
YouTube walkthroughs will appear here, from the first connection to setting up individual strategies.
Coming soon
Getting started with LeoHook
Planned topics
Coming soon
TradingView: connect a webhook
Planned topics
Coming soon
SPOT GRID: range and levels
Planned topics
Frequently asked questions
Do I need to code?
Configure the main parameters in the app. TradingView message templates are provided for you to copy into your alert settings.
How does PAPER differ from LIVE?
PAPER uses a virtual balance and simulates trades. LIVE sends real trading commands. PAPER results do not guarantee the same results on an exchange.
Does the app need to stay open?
Running server bots are managed by the server. Closing the app window does not stop trading; stop a bot separately.
Which bots appear after wallet sign-in?
Only the server bots owned by that account wallet and its local drafts on this computer. Signing in with another wallet opens a separate list.
Can I run GRID with real funds?
Yes. SPOT GRID supports PAPER and LIVE. LIVE requires a connected wallet, approved trading access and SPOT funds. PERPS GRID is not supported.
What does DCA + Safety Orders mean in LeoHook?
Safety Orders are additional averaging orders. They add size to an open position when price moves against it. Settings control the price step, number of additions and maximum total size. Each fill updates the average entry price. This is a position management mechanism, not a standalone strategy or scheduled recurring purchases; availability depends on the bot mode.
How does averaging differ from GRID?
Averaging combines additions into one position. In GRID, each purchased amount has its own cycle: buy at one level and sell at the next higher level. Averaging increases position exposure and potential loss; profitable GRID cycles do not rule out losses on remaining inventory.
How is position size calculated?
Set a fixed notional in USDC or a percentage of available balance. Position size is the full notional, without multiplying by leverage.
Where can I download the app?
The Preview installer is available in Downloads. Testing and signing status are listed on the release page.
LEOHOOK · EARLY ACCESS
Download LeoHook
Preview build for Windows x64. The release page includes the installer, changes and preview testing status.
The installer is also available from our Telegram bot.
Coming soon
The Android version is not available yet. Stay tuned for LeoHook updates.
GET IN TOUCH
Let’s work it out
A question about connecting, configuring or running a bot? Ask a question or report a bug through our Telegram support bot.
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