Release notes
What changed on Rivemont for the people who trade on it, newest first.
October 6, 20265 changes
- SiteRivemont is now a bot site for Hyperliquid: its crypto perps and its stock and commodity markets. Other exchanges are no longer offered; money left there stays yours and can be withdrawn on that exchange's site.
- SiteCopy trading, Earn, Convert and transfers between exchanges leave the menus. Their pages still work for anyone who used them.
- SiteThe site opens in English for everyone; pick another language in the language menu.
- FeesRivemont's fee now starts at 0.1% per fill and drops with your 30-day volume: 0.085% from $500K, 0.07% from $2.5M, 0.055% from $10M, 0.04% from $50M. The lower of this and your Points tier applies.
- FeesApproved the old, lower cap on Hyperliquid? You pay at most that cap until you approve the new 0.1% one.
October 4, 20263 changes
- SiteThe terms, the privacy policy and the Fees page list every fee per trade on each exchange where it is charged and nothing on Earn; on Convert, each quote shows any Rivemont fee before you sign.
- SiteThe Help Center, the guides, the release notes and the legal pages move to the same calm, flat design as the app.
- HelpConnect guides follow the new Assets → Exchanges page, and each exchange's guide says exactly what Rivemont's key there can do and how to remove it.
October 3, 20266 changes
- SiteA new home page, a monochrome look across the site, and English by default.
- TerminalLayouts: start from a preset, then resize panels by dragging, swap them or hide them; Reset layout brings the preset back. Saved in your browser.
- BotsA guided bot setup: choose a bot, pick an amount from plans with their backtests, review a plain summary with the chart and the backtest, or change every setting under Customize.
- BotsDCA bots stop after 3 stop losses in a row by default (bots made before keep 1), and take up to 10 take profits (was 5).
- BotsThe Arbitrage Terminal leaves the menu: hedged pairs run as the Funding Arbitrage bot.
- MarketsEvery line chart outside the Terminal shows the value, date and change under your mouse or finger.
Earlier releases (7 days)
October 1, 20262 changes
- BotsBacktests add up and run again on every change, simulate liquidation, and show a leverage limit (an estimate) next to the amount.
- MarketsA second click on a column header sorts low to high on every list. Stocks and other builder markets get their own market page.
September 30, 202611 changes
- TerminalTake profit and stop loss by price, by ROE % or by P&L, and for part of a position. New order type: trailing stop.
- TerminalChange an open position's leverage or add and remove isolated margin straight from the Positions row. Every position shows its liquidation price.
- TerminalOrder history by 1 day, 7, 30 or 90 days or a date range you pick, filtered by market, with CSV export.
- TerminalCancel all sends every cancel at once and confirms them in one pass. An order the exchange confirms a moment later shows as Cancelling instead of an error.
- BotsNew Market Neutral bot: a hedged pair of two coins, with a pair finder that suggests pairs that move together.
- BotsBacktests list their costs (trading fees and funding) and what they assume. A grid backtest shows its completed cycles and what they made.
- BotsShare a bot and keep its settings private: whoever copies it sets only the amount and their own stop loss.
- MarketsNew Movers tab: coins moving right now by price, open interest, volume and funding, over the last 5 minutes, 15 minutes or hour.
- EarnFixed the worst-drop figure of vaults that took a large deposit in one week (some showed −100%). Copy and Earn now show the same figure for the same vault.
- PointsThe Points page shows the Season 1 rules, tiers and rewards before the season starts. The leaderboard appears once it has names.
- SiteA privacy policy in every language, and a contact address: contact@rivemont.xyz.
September 29, 20268 changes
- ConvertSwap any token for any other on the main EVM chains, at the best route found, signed in your own wallet.
- TerminalChoose Cross or Isolated margin per coin, wherever the exchange allows it.
- TerminalChart drawings stay with each market on every timeframe. A magnet snaps lines to candle prices (hold Ctrl or Cmd for a strong snap).
- BotsMore bot types in the Bot Terminal, including Martingale and Reverse grid. Presets now start from the market's recent range.
- Bot marketplaceGrid setups read from public Hyperliquid accounts, labelled inferred, next to the setups people share.
- CopyA short overview on top of the list: how many traders and vaults, the money they manage, and a few chosen by a stated rule.
- CopyA vault's page links to the same vault in Earn, so you can choose between copying it and depositing in it.
- MarketsA funding rate that rounds to zero shows as 0.0000% in grey, never as a red −0.0000%.
September 28, 20263 changes
- MarketsA cleaner Markets page: three live figures, spotlight markets and one table.
- AssetsA new wallet page: estimated balance with a hide button, today's P&L and every exchange in one place.
- CopyCopy trading as trader cards with tabs, filters and search, and a page for each trader.
September 27, 20264 changes
- SiteRivemont in 14 languages, from the Terminal to Telegram alerts.
- SiteOne header for the site, the app and the Terminal.
- AssetsAn Assets page with one total, a P&L calendar and results by product and by exchange.
- SignalsTrade a Telegram signal channel automatically: forward a post to @rivemont_bot, check the preview and confirm.
September 26, 20261 change
- BotsPublish a bot setup as a public page; anyone can copy it in one click and change what they like.
September 25, 20262 changes
- AssetsDeposit USDC from your wallet straight into Hyperliquid inside the app.
- SiteDark theme by default, with a light theme one click away.
What never changes
Non-custodialYour money stays in your own Hyperliquid account.How accounts work →
Keys that pay only youRivemont's key places and cancels orders. On Hyperliquid it cannot withdraw.What the key can do →
Withdrawals to your wallet onlyA withdrawal can only go to the wallet you signed in with.How withdrawals work →
Public feesEvery fee is public: a Rivemont fee per trade, lowered only by the published volume and Points tiers and offers; on Convert, any Rivemont fee is shown in each quote before you sign. Rivemont never trades for you.How fees work →
Rivemont is built and run with the help of AI; a person approves anything that involves money. Rivemont does not use or imply any endorsement by any AI company. Terms and risks.