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[raegAI]

@claude Hi! This is a test to see if you can respond to issues.
Can you tell me about this repository and what it does?

[claude]

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Hi @raegAI! Yes, I can respond to issues. Here's what this repository does:

About hyperliquid-python-sdk

This is the official Python SDK for Hyperliquid, a high-performance decentralized exchange (DEX) for perpetual futures and spot trading. The SDK provides a comprehensive Python interface to interact with the Hyperliquid API.

Key Features:

1. Trading Operations (via Exchange class):

• Place limit and market orders for perpetual futures and spot trading
• Modify and cancel existing orders
• Manage leverage and isolated margin
• Execute bulk operations for efficiency
• Handle advanced features like scheduled cancellations and agent approvals

2. Market Data & Account Info (via Info class):

• Query real-time market prices and order books
• Access user positions, balances, and trade history
• Retrieve funding rates and historical data
• Get exchange metadata for available trading pairs

3. Real-time Data Streaming (via WebsocketManager):

• Subscribe to live price feeds
• Monitor order book updates
• Track your trades and account events in real-time
• Receive funding payment notifications

4. Account Management:

• Create and manage sub-accounts
• Transfer funds between accounts
• Stake tokens for rewards
• Handle multi-signature account operations
• Withdraw assets via the bridge

Architecture:

• Clean separation: Read operations (Info) vs write operations (Exchange)
• Secure signing: Built-in support for EIP-712 message signing
• Flexible configuration: Supports both mainnet and testnet environments
• Type-safe: Comprehensive type hints for better IDE support

Common Use Cases:

• Algorithmic trading bots
• Market making strategies
• Portfolio management tools
• Trading analytics and monitoring
• DeFi integrations

The SDK handles all the complexity of authentication, request signing, and WebSocket management, allowing developers to focus on building their trading strategies and applications.