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Hyperliquid Foundations
Starts September 16
15 modules
Course
Hyperliquid Foundations
Learn what Hyperliquid is, how its markets and orders work, and how to assess position risk, with no prior knowledge required. Then use a coding agent to build a local client on synthetic data in a closed environment.
15 sequential modules
Six no-code practices and nine with an agent
Editor and executable checks
Practices without a wallet, funds, or a live network
About the courseThe course begins with the basics: what Hyperliquid is, how spot trades differ from perpetual contracts, and how orders, the order book, positions, and risk work. You then learn to check the source, time, and completeness of data. In the coding modules, an external coding agent proposes TypeScript from your instructions. You paste the complete file, run the checks, and return the exact error to the agent. Every example uses synthetic data. You do not need a wallet, funds, a local development setup, or a live network connection. The final local client connects market and account data and returns a structured report with the first reason to stop. The course does not provide trading advice.
Hyperliquid Foundations

Who this is for

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New
Beginners encountering Hyperliquid, blockchains, or exchange markets for the first time
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Pro
Hyperliquid users who want to understand an order's path, its data, and position risk
Analysts who need to verify market and account data, calculations, and the limits of a conclusion
Developers and product managers who want to understand Hyperliquid before designing an integration
Learners new to coding who want an agent to draft TypeScript and then verify it themselves
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Curriculum

Fifteen sequential modules take you from your first look at Hyperliquid to a local client built on synthetic data in a closed environment.
01
Hyperliquid basics
02
Spot and perpetuals
03
Orders and the order book
04
Positions and risk
05
How the network works
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How learning works

The first six modules build subject knowledge without code. From module seven, you brief an external coding agent to write TypeScript code, then verify the result in the built-in environment.
  • Subject knowledge first
    Short lessons introduce the product, trading screen, markets, orders, risk, network design, and data verification in sequence.
  • Immediate self-check
    In the first six practices, you solve a short case and compare your reasoning with a revealed walkthrough. There is no file submission or reviewer to wait for.
  • Working with an external agent
    From module seven, you give an external coding agent the complete TypeScript file and requirements, then paste the returned file into the editor.
  • Checks in the browser
    The built-in environment runs named checks on synthetic data and reports the exact mismatch. Network access is disabled and the live action path stays closed.
Checking your workYou can complete the course independently. In the first six practices, you compare your reasoning with a revealed walkthrough. In the next nine, built-in checks report the exact mismatch in the code. You do not need to submit work to a person or wait for a review.

What you build

Nine verified results from the coding modules, including a final local report with the first reason to stop.
Ready for the coding modules
A standalone function shows that you can brief an agent, read types, and correct code from a precise failed-check message.
Connected verified data
A market snapshot, catalog, quote, stream, account reconciliation, signer decision, and intent-ledger transition form one connected chain.
Final local report
The final report connects seven results and shows a decision trace and the first failed local condition. Nothing is sent to the network.