Hypertake is an independent web interface for Hyperliquid's HIP-4 prediction markets (outcomes) and perpetual futures. You connect your own wallet; every order is placed, matched and settled on Hyperliquid, and your money stays in your own Hyperliquid account. Hypertake is not affiliated with or endorsed by Hyperliquid. Markdown of this page: https://hypertake.net/docs/outcomes/take-profit.md. Full documentation index: https://hypertake.net/llms.txt
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Take profit
Set a take profit on a HIP-4 outcome position: a resting sell at your price that Hyperliquid fills even with Hypertake closed
A take profit is a resting sell of all your shares on one side at a price you choose. It waits on Hyperliquid's order book and sells the moment a buyer pays that price, whether or not Hypertake is open. It's the only outcome order on Hypertake that waits: buys and ordinary sells fill at once or not at all.
Set a take profit on desktop
Find the card
On the market's page, under Your position, each side you hold has a Take profit card. It reads Off · not set until you set one.
Choose your price
Drag the slider, or press a profit pick: +$1, +$2, +$5 or +$10. It starts at the price that makes about +$2.
ResultThe big number is your profit after the 1% fee, with "+X% · sells at Y¢ a share". Markers show Bought, Now and your Take profit on the rail.
Press Set take profit
One click places it.
Result"Take profit set at 60.0¢": "All 200 Yes sell the moment a buyer pays 60.0¢: +$18.80, even with this page closed." The card reads On · waiting on Hyperliquid.
Set a take profit on the phone
Find the section
On the market's page, the Take profit section sits under Your position, with On or Off in its heading.
Choose your price
Drag the slider or tap +$1, +$2, +$5 or +$10.
ResultProfit shows the dollars after the fee; on price markets, "BTC to go" shows roughly how far the underlying has to move.
Tap Set, then confirm
Tap Set take profit, then Confirm · Set at 60.0¢ within 5 seconds.
Result"Take profit set at 60.0¢", and the section reads On.
The rules
| Rule | Why |
|---|---|
| Above the price now, and above break-even. The lowest target is the higher of today's price and the price that makes at least $0.01 after the fee, plus 0.1¢. The button says Above the price now below that. | A take profit is for taking profit. Below the current price it would just sell at once at a worse price. |
| At most 99.9¢. | A share can't sell for more than it can pay. |
| At least $1 in all (shares × price). | Hyperliquid's minimum order. The button says At least $1 in all. |
| One per side. Setting a new one replaces the old. | Both would try to sell the same shares. |
| All your whole shares at the time you set it. | If you buy more later, the card says how many it covers and asks you to move it to cover them all. |
| Profit shown after Hypertake's 1% fee. | So the number you pick is close to what you'll keep (Hyperliquid's own fee aside). |
ExampleNina sets a take profit at 60¢
- Nina holds 200 Yes bought at 50¢ ($100). Yes is at 52¢ now.
- She drags to 60¢. Selling 200 at 60¢ brings $120; less 1% ($1.20) that's $118.80, a profit of +$18.80.
- She sets it and closes the app. That evening a buyer pays 60¢: Hyperliquid sells all 200 by itself.
- If Yes never reaches 60¢, her shares stay hers and settle at the close like any others.
Flow200 Yes resting at 60¢ → a buyer pays 60¢ → $120 − $1.20 fee → $118.80 to Nina's balance (+$18.80 on her $100)
Moving, keeping and cancelling
- Move: drag to a new price and press Move take profit (phone: tap, then Confirm · Move at X¢). Keep 60.0¢ puts the slider back on the one that's set.
- Cancel: press Cancel take profit. One click on desktop, one tap on the phone.
- Moving cancels the old order and places the new one in two steps, so for a brief moment neither is on the book.
- You can also see, change and cancel take profits under Portfolio → Open orders. On the phone, tap the row for Change take profit, View market or Cancel take profit.
Edge cases
- A buyer is already there
- If someone is already bidding your price, it fills immediately: "Sold at your take profit. A buyer was already paying 60.0¢."
- It fills in parts
- Buyers can take some shares now and more later. The card shows "N of M sold so far; the rest sell at 60.0¢ as buyers pay it."
- You sell by hand
- Selling cancels the take profit on that side first. If that sale then fails, the take profit isn't put back. See Selling shares.
- One-tap trading is off
- The button reads Turn on one-tap trading to set. On the phone, setting one is also blocked while the testnet switch is on or while you're watching an address.
- The market closes
- A take profit only sells to buyers before the close. If it hasn't filled by then, your shares settle like any others.
The line on the chart
On price markets, the chart draws your take profit as a line labelled "Take profit +$18.80 · BTC $81,900": roughly where the underlying would need to be for a buyer to pay your price, from a volatility model and the market's current prices. It's a guide, not a trigger. Hyperliquid doesn't watch BTC for you; your order fills only when a buyer pays your price on the outcome's own book.
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