Rivemont is now a bot site for Hyperliquid
Rivemont now does one thing: trading bots on Hyperliquid, run from your own account. What changed, why, and what to do if you used another exchange through it.
I built Rivemont to run my own trading bots. It is open to everyone because it might be useful to other traders too. From today it does one thing: trading bots on Hyperliquid, for its crypto perps and its stock and commodity markets.
What changed
- Hyperliquid only. The other exchanges Rivemont used to connect to are no longer offered. If you have money on one of them, it is still yours: withdraw it on that exchange's own site at any time.
- Bots first. Copy trading, vault deposits (Earn), Convert and transfers between exchanges are no longer in the menus. If you used one of them, its page still works, so you can stop it or take your money out as before.
Why
I trade on Hyperliquid every day, and the bots are what I actually use. One exchange and one kind of tool, done properly, beats many done halfway.
What stays the same
- Your money stays in your own Hyperliquid account. Rivemont's key there is an API wallet: it can place and cancel orders, and it cannot withdraw.
- Every bot shows a backtest of its exact settings before it starts, and you can change or stop it at any time.
- Questions or problems: write to @rivemont_bot on Telegram.
Trading with leverage can lose money fast, including all of it. Backtests are simulations, not promises.
Sources
Try it yourself. Rivemont runs trading bots on Hyperliquid in your own account, with a backtest of your exact settings before a bot starts: no subscription, a fee from 0.1% per fill, lower with your 30-day volume (the tiers).