Settings
Settings is the gear in the navigation, or Account → Settings: a list of sections you drill into. On the Predictions side, the gear opens a shorter version: display, handle, trading agents, no-agent mode, private key, and data & privacy.
Handle
Your @handle is the public name of the connected wallet. It replaces the
address on your profile and in its URL (liquary.xyz/trader/vincent), with the
full address printed underneath.
- 2 to 15 characters: lowercase letters, digits and underscore.
- Free, and it cannot be bought, sold or transferred.
- One handle per wallet, not per account. Reserving one asks for a signature from that wallet.
- Claiming requires $10,000 of volume traded through Liquary. The field shows how far along you are.
- One change per 30 days. The date you can next change it is shown before you edit.
Releasing a handle frees it immediately: anyone can take it, and you cannot change back for 30 days.
A handle that impersonates a person, a brand or a trademark can be reclaimed or reassigned, as set out in the Terms.
Display
- Language: follows the URL, so a link keeps the language it was shared in.
- Price display: a prediction’s price as odds, as a probability, or both.
- Time zone: Automatic (your device’s clock), UTC, or one of the listed zones. Every date and time the app draws follows it, except market titles, which stay in UTC.
- Appearance: light or dark (also the sun/moon in the navigation bar).
Price display, time zone and appearance stay on the device you set them on.
Numbers stay en-US formatted in every language (1,234.56); dates follow the
language you pick.
Account mode
How your collateral behaves across perps and spot:
- Classic: perp and spot balances are separate, with automatic transfers when an action needs one.
- Unified: spot USDC counts toward perp margin; collateral is pooled.
- Portfolio margin: an advanced risk model. Hyperliquid opens it to accounts worth more than $10,000 (or with $5M of 14-day weighted volume), up to $25M of account value.
See Margin & leverage.
In Unified or Portfolio margin, USDC still withdraws (to Arbitrum) and sends work in every mode, but withdrawing another token needs Classic mode. Hyperliquid only lets you switch back to Classic with no open positions, orders or TWAPs. See Withdraw & send.
Trading agents
Review, clear locally or revoke the trading agents that sign your orders, each with its expiry countdown.
No-agent mode
Have your wallet sign each trading action directly, with no delegated key. See Trading agents.
Notifications
Set up alerts (price crossings, liquidation risk, whale fills) and route each to Discord, web push or Telegram.
Dead-man switch
Have Hyperliquid cancel your open orders if you go quiet. It unlocks once your account has traded $1,000,000 on Hyperliquid. See Dead-man switch.
Devices
Every browser registered for your notifications, with its last-seen time. Forget one to stop its notifications. See Devices & privacy.
Data & privacy
Export or erase everything stored on Liquary’s servers. See Devices & privacy.
Export private key
If you signed up with an email, reveal your wallet’s private key in the wallet provider’s secure window to back it up or import it elsewhere. Liquary never sees it.
Slippage is set where it’s used
Slippage is not a global setting:
- Market orders use a fixed price envelope, 5% on perps and 2% on spot. The order panel shows the slippage estimated on the live book, up to that cap.
- Swap: 0.5% by default on the HyperEVM tab, 2% on the HyperCore tab.
- Bridge: 5% by default, or 0.5% between two stablecoins.
Swap and Bridge tolerances are editable in the widget’s settings before you confirm.