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    MKT CAP$2.84T-1.5%
    24H VOL$168.8B
    BTC DOM58.5%
    HEALTH64NEUTRAL
    SHORT-TERM46BEARISH
    LONG-TERM81BULLISH
    OI$14.5B
    24H LIQ$134M
    LONG/SHORT64.4% / 35.6%
    REGIME (LT)DISTRIBUTION / POST-PEAK DELEVERAGING
    REGIME (ST)RANGE / LOW VOLATILITY
    HL OI$12.6B
    WHALESSHORT 44.1%
    MKT CAP$2.84T-1.5%
    24H VOL$168.8B
    BTC DOM58.5%
    HEALTH64NEUTRAL
    SHORT-TERM46BEARISH
    LONG-TERM81BULLISH
    OI$14.5B
    24H LIQ$134M
    LONG/SHORT64.4% / 35.6%
    REGIME (LT)DISTRIBUTION / POST-PEAK DELEVERAGING
    REGIME (ST)RANGE / LOW VOLATILITY
    HL OI$12.6B
    WHALESSHORT 44.1%
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    Free crypto trading apps
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    Real, runnable trading tools that plug into CryptoDataAPI — a perp backtester that refuses lookahead, a strategy wiki-brain your agent reads over MCP, and whatever you ship next. Every one is free and open source: clone it, read it, or bend it into your own thing.

    Featured free trading apps

    Each one runs on live CryptoDataAPI endpoints — the endpoints each app actually calls are listed on its card, so you can see what a key needs to cover before you clone it.

    HY

    Hyperliquid Backtester

    Backtest perp strategies on real Hyperliquid data — honest fees, no lookahead.

    The backtester's interactive HTML replay — candles, trade markers and the equity curve, played back bar-by-bar from a real run
    Official BacktestingPerpetualsHyperliquidPython MIT

    An open-source Python engine for backtesting crypto perpetual-futures strategies on real Hyperliquid market data. It charges taker fees on both sides, accrues funding per bar and checks liquidations, so a result you like is a result you could have traded. Every run exports an interactive HTML replay that plays the backtest back bar-by-bar.

    • No lookahead — a strategy only ever sees bars up to now, and fills land at the next bar's open
    • Honest costs — taker fees, slippage and per-bar funding, plus liquidation checks
    • Bar-by-bar HTML replay with the equity curve, drawdown and every trade marker

    Endpoints it uses /backtesting/klines · /backtesting/funding · /backtesting/snapshots

    AL

    AlgoBrain

    An LLM wiki-brain of ~4,900 linked nodes your agent reads over MCP.

    The AlgoBrain knowledge graph in Obsidian — thousands of linked nodes, panning in to the hyperliquid hub and the strategies wired to it
    Official AI AgentMCPKnowledge BasePython MIT

    An open-source, expert-curated knowledge base of interlinked markdown nodes — strategies, concepts, assets and market narratives — served to AI agents over a local MCP server. Point an agent at it and it can compose trading strategies from real primitives instead of inventing them, grounded on live CryptoDataAPI market data.

    • ~4,900 interlinked markdown nodes covering strategies, concepts, assets and narratives
    • Local MCP server — Claude, Cursor or any MCP client reads it as native tools
    • Obsidian-compatible vault, so you can browse and extend the graph by hand

    Endpoints it uses /quant/market · /market-health · /coins/{id}

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    03

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    Submit it below. If it's useful and it works, we'll feature it here and link it from the docs — no fee, no exclusivity, keep your own license.

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