Strategy Examples

Use these examples as starting points, not as plug-and-play instructions. The first part covers Borsa's official strategies from the Marketplace. The second part shows rule sets you can build yourself in the Strategy Builder Flow.

Official Strategies

Lever up

Adds to your open position at market, at your Hyperliquid leverage, while its liquidation price stays on the safe side of a limit you set. Long: liquidation below the limit. Short: liquidation above it. Each add moves the liquidation price toward the limit, so it stops adding once the limit is reached.

• Fields: Liquidation limit (no limit set: does nothing), Check every (adds at each candle close of this timeframe, 1m by default), Max per add (0 = all available) ($1,000 by default).
• Readouts: Position, Liquidation price, Unrealized PnL, Status (No position, Adding, At the limit).
• Notes: Needs an open position. Each add is at most Max per add and at most what your available balance allows, so one order can't jump far past the limit. Stops when the position is closed.

Rotate

Moves a share of your position in the chart's coin into another coin. A TWAP sells the share in equal reduce-only slices; the real proceeds of each fill are collected and bought in the target coin at market (same direction, same dollars) once at least $12 is waiting. A short rotates into a short.

• Fields: Rotate into (ETH by default), Share of position (50%), Over (30 min), Slices (10), Out price limit (0 = none), In price limit (0 = none).
• Readouts: Sold, Bought, Waiting to buy, Progress (bought as a share of the whole rotation: 100% = fully rotated), Status, Leverage.
• Status: Rotating, Paused: out price limit (the source price is worse than the out limit: long below it, short above it), Waiting: in price limit (the target is worse than the in limit: long above it, short below it), Waiting: margin, No position to rotate, Done. Both legs resume where they left off.
• Notes:
• Buys that don't fill (no liquidity, a partial fill, no price yet) are retried until filled.
• When overlevered: if the account starts with no available balance, the reduce-only sells still go through and free margin. Each buy is sized to what the account can place, and the rest waits (Waiting: margin). The Leverage line warns "Target lower than source: may wait for margin" when the target coin's leverage is lower than the source's, because the target then needs more margin than the sells free. Rotate finishes when selling is done and at most 2% of what sold is left waiting for margin (fee and price drift headroom).
• It won't rotate into the chart's own coin ("Pick a coin other than the chart's") or short a spot coin ("Can't short a spot coin: pick a perp").
• Stops when everything sold has been bought.

De-lever

Guards your position: when its liquidation price comes within a set distance of the price, it reduces the position with reduce-only market orders until the distance is safe again. Long or short.

• Fields: Reduce when liquidation is within (8%), Until it is at least (12%), Reduce by (10% of position), Every (1 min).
• Readouts: Liquidation price, Distance to liquidation, Status (No position, Reducing, Watching).
• Notes: Keeps watching until you stop it.

Hedge

Keeps a perp short matching your spot holding of the same coin, so you hold the coin without its price risk. Follows the spot balance as it changes.

• Fields: Hedge (100%), Spot token (empty = chart coin) (type it when the spot token has another name, for example UBTC for BTC), Max per order ($5,000), Adjust when off by (2%), Check every (1m).
• Readouts: Spot holding, Perp position, Net exposure, Status (Hedging).
• Notes: Run it on the coin's perp. On a spot chart it does nothing and says "Open the coin's perp, not the spot pair". At each Check every close it brings the perp to minus the spot holding × Hedge % when it is off by more than the set %, in steps of at most Max per order.

Take-profit ladder

Takes profit in steps: closes a share of your position at each of three price levels, with an optional trailing stop on the rest after the first level.

• Fields: Level 1, Level 2, Level 3, Close at each level (25% of position), Trailing stop after level 1 (0 = off).
• Readouts: Trailing stop (the current stop price once armed).
• Notes: A level counts when the price reaches it in the position's favour (long: at or above, short: at or below). Only levels on the profit side of your entry count, and levels left at 0 are skipped. The share is of the position you had at the start: 25% closes 25% at each of the three levels and leaves 25%. After level 1, the trailing stop follows the best price and closes the rest if the price comes back by the set %. Stops when the position is closed.

Rebalance basket

Builds and holds long positions in three coins at target weights, and rebalances a coin when it drifts too far.

• Fields: Basket size ($3,000), Coin 1 / Weight 1 (BTC, 40%), Coin 2 / Weight 2 (ETH, 30%), Coin 3 / Weight 3 (HYPE, 30%), Rebalance when off by (5%), Max per order ($2,000), Check every (5m), Resize existing positions (off).
• Readouts: Coin 1 value, Coin 2 value, Coin 3 value, Status (Rebalancing).
• Notes: Weights are relative (40/30/30 works the same as 4/3/3). At each Check every close, a coin more than the set % away from its target is brought back in steps of at most Max per order. A position you already had in one of the coins when it started is left alone unless Resize existing positions is on (Status: "Existing positions left alone (turn on Resize to include them)"). The three coins must be different ("Pick three different coins").

Ratio rotation

Holds one of two coins and switches between them when their price ratio crosses your bands: into the other coin when the chart coin is rich, back when it is cheap.

• Fields: Rotate against (ETH), Size ($1,000), Switch to it when ratio above, Switch back when ratio below, Max per order ($2,000), Check every (5m), Resize existing positions (off).
• Readouts: Ratio (chart coin price ÷ the other coin's price), Status (Holding the chart coin, Holding the pair coin).
• Notes: Long only. It starts by holding Size in dollars of the chart coin and is judged at each Check every close. The upper band must be set and above the lower band ("Lower band must be below the upper band"), and the other coin must differ from the chart's. Existing positions in either coin are left alone unless Resize existing positions is on.

TWAP vs VWAP

A TWAP that only trades on the good side of the session VWAP: sells while the price is above it, buys while it is below it, and waits otherwise.

• Fields: Side (sell), Amount ($1,000), Over (60 min), Slices (20), Only when better than VWAP by (0%).
• Readouts: Done, Progress, VWAP, Status (Running, Waiting for a better price than VWAP).
• Notes: The session VWAP runs from 00:00 UTC; the strategy loads the whole day's 1-minute candles when it starts. While a slice waits, the schedule pauses and resumes when the price comes back, without a catch-up burst. Stops when done.

Break-even stop

Protects a winning trade: once it is up by a set %, moves the stop to your entry, then trails it behind the best price.

• Fields: Arm at profit (2%), Trail by (0 = break-even only) (1.5%).
• Readouts: Stop price, P&L, Status (No position, Waiting for profit, Armed).
• Notes: The stop trails the best price since arming (long: below the peak, short: above the low) and is never worse than entry. When hit, it closes the whole position at market. Stops when the position is closed.

Volume TWAP

Trades a total amount as a percentage of market volume (POV): more when the market is busy, less when it is quiet, so the orders blend in.

• Fields: Side (buy), Total ($5,000), Participation (10% of volume), Max per minute (0 = none), Price limit (0 = none), Spread over at least (10 min).
• Readouts: Filled, Progress, Last minute volume, Status (Running, Waiting: price limit).
• Notes: At each 1-minute close it trades Participation % of the volume the market traded in that minute, at most Max per minute and at most Total ÷ Spread over at least per minute. Minutes too quiet for a $10 order are skipped. With a price limit, buying waits above it and selling below it. Never trades more than Total; stops when done.

Wizard Rule Examples

These rule sets can be built step by step in the strategy wizard. Check the backtest on Review before you run them.

Range Accumulation

Buy slowly inside a range, and buy everything left if the price breaks below it.

• Budget: $5,000
• Rule 1: When Price (close) is between 90 and 100, then Buy Dollar amount $500 as TWAP over 30 min in 10 slices, Each time it becomes true.
• Rule 2: When Price (close) is below 90, then Buy Rest of the budget as Market, Only the first time.

Watch out: the TWAP stops when the price leaves the range and starts again when it comes back, so the budget caps the total. No rule closes the position: the Review checks will say so. Add a close rule or manage the position yourself.

DCA Under the 200 EMA

Buy a fixed amount every hour while the price is under its long-term average.

• Budget: $2,000
• Rule 1: When Price (close) is below EMA (period 200), then Buy Dollar amount $50 as Market, Every N minutes while true every 60 min.

Watch out: with no sell or close rule, the strategy stops once the $2,000 budget is spent and holds the position.

RSI Dip with Exits

Buy oversold dips, take profit at +6% and cut at -3%.

• Budget: $1,000
• Rule 1: When RSI (period 14) crosses below 30, then Buy Dollar amount $250 as Market, Each time it becomes true.
• Rule 2: When any of these are true: Position P&L % is at or above 6, Position P&L % is at or below -3, then Close 100% of position as Market.

Watch out: each new cross below 30 buys again, up to the budget, so several dips can stack into one larger position before an exit. Because a rule closes the position, the strategy keeps running after the budget is used.