How to use Edgena
From your edge to live on Hyperliquid.
Seven steps from a blank page to a mainnet deployment. You bring the edge; the engine enforces your risk caps in code before any order reaches the exchange.
- 01
Create your account
Sign up with your email. A 6-digit code logs you in — no password to manage. You land straight in your workspace.
Sign up - 02
Describe your edge to Edgena
Tell Edgena what you want to trade, in plain language — a thesis or a set of entry/exit rules. It asks a few questions, picks a trading style (day, swing, or position), and drafts a Skill with your risk caps. Save it to lock in a versioned Skill.
Create a Skill - 03
Backtest until you trust it
One click replays your Skill tick-by-tick on real Hyperliquid history — bars, funding, and news. You get an equity curve plus Sharpe, win rate, profit factor, and max drawdown. Refine and re-run until you trust it. The sim uses the same engine as live, so it is a faithful preview.
View backtests - 04
Pair your Hyperliquid wallet
Connect your wallet and pair your Hyperliquid account. Trading runs through an authorized agent sub-wallet, so you keep custody and can revoke it anytime. Edgena is software, not a broker — it never holds your money.
Pair a wallet - 05
Deploy on paper first
Deploy your Skill on paper first: real market data and real decisions, no real money. Watch it read the market, propose actions, and pass the engine’s checks — exactly how mainnet will behave.
Go to a Skill to deploy - 06
Go live on Hyperliquid mainnet
When you are ready, deploy to mainnet. You authorize the agent sub-wallet and accept the latest backtest, then Edgena trades on its own schedule inside your risk caps. One mainnet deployment runs at a time; paper deployments are unlimited.
Real orders, real funds. The engine still validates every order against your caps before it reaches the exchange.
Manage deployments - 07
Coach it and stay in control
Open the chat on any live deployment — it already knows what is running. Ask why a position opened, what could move it, or when to flatten. Any action happens only through a confirm-card you click; the AI never places an order itself.
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The safety promise
AI agents never call the exchange directly. They propose actions; the engine checks each one against your risk caps — max position, max leverage, daily-loss and drawdown halts, rate limits — then rejects or executes it. The same engine runs in sim and live, so a backtest is a faithful preview. You trade your own funds through your own keys, and can revoke the agent or stop a deployment anytime.