If you like Hyperliquid's liquidity and execution but find its interface too complex, Trending gives you a chart-first way to trade the same perpetual markets — set entry, take-profit, and stop-loss visually on the K-line, and manage positions with one click.
Try Trending →HyperLiquid, dYdX, and GMX are powerful, but their native interfaces pack order books, funding tables, and dense menus onto one screen. For many traders that is more than they need. The most common request is simple: "I just want to open a position on the chart, set my TP/SL, and get out — without hunting through panels."
Trending is built exactly for that. It is not a competing exchange — it is a cleaner front-end that settles through Hyperliquid, so you keep the same markets and liquidity while trading in a far simpler interface.
| Native HyperLiquid UI | Trending | |
|---|---|---|
| Order entry | Order form + panels | Directly on the chart |
| TP / SL | Separate inputs | Visual, dragged on the K-line |
| Position management | Multi-step | One-click open/close |
| Mobile experience | Dense | Mobile-first, lightweight |
| Custody | Non-custodial | Non-custodial (funds stay in your wallet) |
| Execution & liquidity | Hyperliquid | Hyperliquid (same) |
| Fees | Standard | Transparent 0.02% builder fee |
The trade-off is intentional: Trending trims interface complexity, not capability. Multi-asset perps, leverage, and TP/SL are all there — just reachable in fewer steps.
Yes — it is designed for traders who like Hyperliquid's execution and liquidity but want a simpler, chart-first interface. Trades still settle through Hyperliquid.
No. Trending is non-custodial; funds stay in your own wallet and the platform cannot withdraw them.
A transparent 0.02% builder fee, disclosed up front. See the fees page.
No separate exchange — you connect your wallet and trade the same Hyperliquid markets through a simpler front-end.
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Trending does not provide investment advice. Trading perpetual contracts involves market and leverage risk. You are responsible for wallet safety and local regulatory compliance.