How a trade happens
No signals to read, no charts to watch. The bot does three things, every twenty seconds, for as long as it runs.
Pick the whales
Every six hours it downloads the Hyperliquid leaderboard and keeps up to sixty traders: at least $1M on the account, over 10% for the month, profitable this week and all time, not a market maker. You can shrink the list or exclude anyone.
Count the votes
Their open positions are public. One trader is one vote per coin; small positions do not count. When at least 60% of votes and three traders lean one way, the coin has a direction.
Trade on Bybit
The bot sizes the order from your account, waits for a pullback on the candles, and sends a market order to Bybit with a 5% stop and a 10% take placed on the exchange. It leaves when the whales do.
What you get
A bot that knows its limits, and a page where you see every reason it did or did not trade.
Three ways to trade
Follow the consensus of all whales, mirror one trader position for position in the same share of your account, or switch to manual and use only the stops, takes and the daily limit.
Your keys, your money
You create a Bybit API key with trading rights and without withdrawal rights. The bot checks it with the exchange and refuses a key that can withdraw. Funds never leave your account.
Losses have a ceiling
One position is 10% of the account, at most five at once. A stop and a take sit on the exchange, so they work even if the bot is off. Lose 3% in a day and the bot closes everything until tomorrow.
Server or your own PC
Use the bot on our server from any browser or phone, around the clock. Or run the Windows program at home with a licence bound to that computer. Both come with your plan.
Timed entries
Direction comes from the whales, the moment from the chart: a long opens on a dip (Stochastic low, SuperTrend or SMA still up), a short on a bounce. The chart with those indicators is on your page.
Everything on one page
Account, open positions with editable stop and take, the whale board, the traders list, every order and every event, including why a signal was held back. Demo and real accounts switch with one click.
Pricing
One plan, three terms. Pay by request: send the form below, we reply with payment details and set up your login once it arrives.
- Your own bot on our server with a personal page, 24/7
- Windows program with a licence for your computer
- Demo and real Bybit accounts, switch any time
- All three trading modes and the indicator chart
- Updates during the term
- Support by email
Prices are in US dollars for one Bybit account. The term starts on the day your login is sent.
Request access
Tell us how to reach you and which term you want. We answer within a day with payment details; your login follows once the payment is in.
Questions
Does Whalebot hold my money?
No. It trades through a Bybit API key you create with trading rights and without withdrawal rights. The bot refuses a key that can withdraw. Your funds stay on your Bybit account.
Where does the bot run?
On our server, around the clock, with your own page to control it from any browser or phone; or as a Windows program on your computer with a licence bound to that computer. Both are included.
Can I try it before paying?
Every account starts on a Bybit demo account. Switch to a real account when you have watched it for a while; the first time, the real account comes up in manual mode so nothing opens before you choose.
What does the bot need from me?
A Bybit account in one-way position mode, an API key with contract trading and without withdrawal, and a few minutes to pick a mode. A demo key is created in Bybit under Demo Trading.
How do I pay?
Send the request above. We reply by email with payment details and, once paid, with your login. Plans: $300 a month, $1,600 for 6 months, $2,700 for 12 months.
What data does the site keep?
Your request (name, email, Telegram, term, message) so we can answer it, and a login cookie once you have an account; no advertising trackers and no third-party analytics. Write to support@whalebot.pw to have your request deleted.
Is the income guaranteed?
No. Copying positions lags, whales make mistakes and hedge on other venues. The bot caps the damage with exchange-side stops and a daily loss limit, but trading is risky.