Avail launches ShieldTX to protect Hyperliquid traders
Key points
- Avail has launched ShieldTX, a privacy tool designed to limit copy-trading exposure on Hyperliquid.
- The tool's analysis of 332,317 wallets found top perpetual traders suffered median execution losses of 63 basis points per trade.
- ShieldTX uses separate Hyperliquid wallets for each trade while retaining trading histories for audits and compliance.
Avail has introduced ShieldTX, a privacy tool designed to protect large traders from copy-trading bots on Hyperliquid.
The launch follows a 30-day analysis covering 332,317 wallets and seven leading perpetual traders.
ShieldTX found copy-trading activity caused median execution losses of 63 basis points per trade.
The tool targets traders whose publicly visible positions allow competitors and automated bots to track their strategies.
ShieldTX routes each trade through a newly created Hyperliquid wallet, separating transactions from the trader's main account.
Avail says its system preserves complete trading histories, allowing users to maintain audit records and meet compliance requirements.
The product targets cryptocurrency trading desks, market makers, large traders and digital asset funds seeking greater transaction privacy.
Following the update, AVAIL was trading down 6.8% at $0.002281.
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