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Positions the strategy opens count as its legs automatically; positions opened on the Paper website or manually must be selected and adopted. After the strategy is turned off, its legs are still remembered — you can remove them from the strategy or set manual stop loss / take profit.
| #ID | Side | Margin × Leverage | Entry | Change | Stop price | Take price | Managed by | ||
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| Shown once you connect your Paper wallet | |||||||||
Manual stop loss / take profit has three states: not set / edited, not saved (amber tag — press "Save & apply") / active (green tag — the server is watching and will close the position for you when the price is hit). Auto strategy legs' stop loss / take profit aren't edited here; change the parameters in the right column.
Triggers use the Hyperliquid public order-book mid price, the same source Paper settles against. A Close has to be batched on-chain by Paper, and the fill price is the mid price at the execution block, a few seconds later.
Shown after authorization
Not for beginners. This deliberately loses money to earn PAPER: the margin you put in is lost stop by stop, and all you get back is non-transferable PAPER and its dividends. Only use money you are willing to lose entirely.
You can tune parameters and see estimates without logging in; log in and connect your wallet when you press "Start in one click" below.
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Risk notice: Barker provides yield information and campaign distribution only and does not constitute investment advice; it has no recommendation, endorsement, guarantee, or agency relationship with the protocols or projects shown here. Deposits enter third-party on-chain protocols, and both principal and yield carry risk. Do your own research and decide independently — you bear all risk.
Main risks of hosted execution: Paper's rules and interfaces change often, the strategy can end up one-sided, relayer queuing can move fills away from the trigger price, and every figure is an estimate. Full list:
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