Hyperliquid DCA bots on a schedule you set
A DCA bot buys a fixed USD amount of an asset on a schedule, regardless of price. Anello runs scheduled DCA on Hyperliquid spot: you pick the asset, the amount per buy, and the cadence, and the bot places each buy on time and reports every fill.
How it works
You choose a USDC-quoted spot market, an amount per buy (minimum $20), and a schedule: every day, week, or month, or any multiple of those. The bot can run indefinitely or stop itself after a set number of buys.
Each buy lands at whatever the market costs at that moment, which is the point of DCA. When price is low the same dollars buy more units, when it's high they buy fewer, and your average entry settles slightly below the average price over the period.
Timing and failures
Schedules run in UTC, starting from the first run time you pick. A failed buy doesn't stop the bot: it reports the failure through your notification channels and tries again at the next scheduled run, so a temporarily short balance costs you one buy rather than the whole plan.
What it costs
Each buy pays Hyperliquid's trading fee at your wallet's fee tier. Anello's builder fee applies to spot sell fills only, and a DCA bot never sells, so Anello charges nothing on DCA orders.
Non-custodial, like everything else here
DCA buys are signed by the same kind of Hyperliquid agent wallet Anello uses for grids: a key that can place and cancel orders for your account and can do nothing else. Your funds stay in your own wallet, and you can revoke the agent whenever you like.
Questions
What is a Hyperliquid DCA bot?
A bot that buys a fixed USD amount of a Hyperliquid spot asset on a schedule you choose. It accumulates a position over time without you needing to watch the market or remember the buys.
What does DCA on Anello cost?
Hyperliquid's trading fee on each buy, at your wallet's fee tier, and nothing on top. Anello's builder fee applies to spot sells only, and a DCA bot never sells.
Is the DCA bot non-custodial?
Yes. Buys are signed by a revocable agent wallet that cannot withdraw funds, so your assets stay in your own Hyperliquid wallet.
Should I use DCA or a grid bot?
DCA if the goal is a bigger position over time, a grid if the goal is realized profit from a ranging market. Many people run both, and the full comparison is in our grid trading vs DCA article.