Risk disclosure
Copy trading leveraged crypto futures is high risk. You can lose some or all of the money you use to copy. Only use money you can afford to lose.
Last updated 28 October 2026
Past results are not a promise
Every profit, win rate and return shown on Orbafin describes what a trader did in the past, measured from public Hyperliquid data. Traders who did well before can lose money later, sometimes quickly.
Leverage and liquidation
Futures use leverage, which makes gains and losses larger. If prices move against a position far enough, Hyperliquid closes it automatically (liquidation) and the money backing it is lost. Copying a trader also copies their leverage, up to the cap you choose.
Your copy will not match the trader exactly
- Copied orders are placed after the trader's own, so prices can differ (slippage).
- Small amounts may be too small for some of the trader's positions; Hyperliquid has minimum order sizes.
- Your leverage cap, safety stop and coin filters change your results compared with the trader's.
- Network, exchange or service outages can delay or skip copied orders.
The safety stop is not a guarantee
The safety stop checks your account every few seconds and closes copied positions when your chosen loss is reached. In fast markets the final loss can be larger than the level you set.
Smart contract, wallet and platform risk
Orbafin depends on Hyperliquid, your wallet software and our own servers. Bugs, outages or security incidents in any of them can cause losses. Orbafin never holds your funds and its trade-only key cannot withdraw them, but it can trade your account until you stop copying or revoke it.
Not financial advice
Orbafin provides software and public market data. Nothing on this site is investment, financial, legal or tax advice, and showing a trader is not a recommendation to copy them. You are responsible for your own decisions and for following the laws where you live. Orbafin is not affiliated with or endorsed by Hyperliquid or Hyper Foundation.