HivemindOS manual

Crypto Trading

Pick an action in Trade → Crypto, or describe it to an agent. You always see a preview, including which wallet pays, and confirm before anything moves.

Use your own wallet

These spend from the wallet you selected:

Swap one token for another on Base, Robinhood Chain, or Solana (for example, USDC → ETH or USDG → WETH). Built-in swaps are capped at a small amount per swap. Works with personal and agent wallets.
Send stablecoins: USDC on Base or Solana, USDG on Robinhood Chain. A personal wallet always asks you to confirm; an agent wallet follows its limits.
Private transfer: send USDC or ETH through Veil so the amount and destination aren’t openly linked to you. Private sends to a public address have a small minimum.
Pay an API (x402): pay per request for online services. See Pay for services with x402.
Receive: show a deposit address to add funds.

Trade Hyperliquid

Trade Hyperliquid spot and perps from a selected EVM wallet’s own Hyperliquid account: longs and shorts, market, limit, trigger, and TWAP orders, reduce-only closes, leverage, margin, transfers, and withdrawals. The official builder fee is 0.5 bps (0.005%) of filled notional, approved once before your first eligible trade. See Hyperliquid Trading.

Shared practice book

The Shared practice book lets you carry a crypto target from Alpaca paper trading to Hyperliquid. It can:

save open crypto positions from an Alpaca paper account as the target;
capture your Hyperliquid positions, or make them the new target;
add a manual target when an old paper account is gone;
compare the target with your Hyperliquid account and prepare the orders needed to match it.

It does not move money between providers. Alpaca paper balances stay simulated, and Hyperliquid balances stay in your wallet’s account. Replay orders run only after you confirm and the wallet’s normal limits pass.

Trade with Bankr

These run through Bankr, a connected trading service, and use Bankr’s own trading wallet, not the wallet you picked. The app tells you when that’s the case.

Trade or swap tokens, including across chains.
Perps on Hyperliquid through Bankr’s wallet.
Prediction markets: search and bet on Polymarket.
NFTs: buy, sell, or mint.
Launch a token on Base, with a liquidity pool set up for you.
Automations: recurring buys (DCA), scheduled orders (TWAP), and limit or stop orders.
Always-on copy trading: follow bounded new Base swaps from a target wallet using a separate Bankr wallet. New monitors start with one free paper event; live copies carry a disclosed post-verification HivemindOS fee. See Bankr Copy Trading.
Fund credits: top up Bankr’s LLM credits.
Portfolio: balances, profit and loss, and positions across chains.

Where the money comes from

Your selected wallet pays for swaps, sends, private transfers, and x402.
Your EVM wallet’s Hyperliquid account pays for local Hyperliquid trades, transfers, and withdrawals.
Bankr’s wallet pays for Bankr actions.
A few actions use other connected accounts, such as a card account or a prepaid runtime balance. The preview always shows which.

Fees

Official HivemindOS builds charge no platform fee for ordinary wallet transfers. The current hosted policy charges 0.20% for DEX swaps and 0.50% for ordinary paid x402 or private-payment execution, with a $0.01 minimum and $10 maximum where a fee applies. The preview shows the fee, and it is sent as its own USDC or USDG transaction only after the main action succeeds.

Hosted Bankr copy trading charges no fee on trade size. It charges a $1 monitoring minimum every 30 days and a share of up to 10% of each new realized profit on verified live copies, paid directly from the Bankr execution wallet; losing, paper, skipped, failed, and unverified copies pay no share. See Bankr Copy Trading for the rates. Other Bankr and card-style provider flows may have their own provider fees instead.

Known issue: standalone bridging

Bridging funds on their own through Bankr (for example, “move my USDC from Base to Arbitrum”) currently fails because of a bug on Bankr’s side. Bridging still works when it’s part of a bigger action: funding a Hyperliquid perp or placing a Polymarket bet moves funds for you. To bridge on its own, use a dedicated bridge app such as deBridge or Across, then bring the funds back.

See Safety & Limits for how caps and confirmations apply.