Map your current loop
If OpenFidex cannot replace a step you hate (a CEX UI, a second login), do not migrate out of curiosity.
Advanced is control surface, not ego
Advanced AI Trader
If you already have a process, the software should plug in without rewriting your personality.
Optional AIInspectable payloadsMulti-book
Who this setup is for
Advanced users bounce when a product talks to them like a mascot. They want venue access, clean signing, risk fields that are not buried, and an analysis layer they can mute. OpenFidex is built to be that kind of boring in the right places.
The AI is not the reason to stay if you already have research. The reason is a non-custodial pad that can see more than one book without a new API key religion. Use the model as a second screen or do not use it at all.
A short onboarding, then you stay in control
Bring your risk rules
Stops and size live on the ticket. Do not wait for the model to invent discipline.
Decide the AI’s privilege
For most advanced desks the correct privilege is “suggest only.” That is the default here anyway.
Interface details that matter for this audience
Mute-friendly analysis
A highlight is not a modal that demands a conversion.
Whale flow as data, not a cult
See large traders if it fits your process. Do not become their intern.
Leverage as a field
If you use it, you already know the liquidation math is yours.
Activity you can reconcile
Advanced users leave when they cannot reconstruct what they signed last Tuesday.
Questions this page actually answers
Can I keep TradingView?
Yes. This is not a religious conversion. It is a signing surface with optional brains.
Do you expose raw order types I expect from a pro terminal?
You get a serious ticket, not a promise that every pit-trader modifier exists on day one. Read the live form.
Is there an API for my own stack?
If and when programmatic access exists, it still should not imply a house signer. Do not assume an API key equals withdrawal.
Why would an advanced trader want AI at all?
Coverage. A second pass across books you already trade, not a new identity.
Does OpenFidex hold my funds or place trades for me?
No. OpenFidex is a non-custodial software interface. A wallet is created in your browser, you keep the keys, and you cryptographically sign every order before it reaches a third-party venue such as Hyperliquid. The software does not take custody of assets and does not submit transactions unless you sign them.
Keep reading
Nearby guides on the same topic — different intent, different copy.
Create a free account and keep the keys
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