Bitcoin (BTC) trading bots

73 public bots trade the BTC perp on Papertrade and Hyperliquid right now. Each one runs on its owner's wallet, and every trade it makes is public on its page.

Bitcoin is a peer-to-peer digital money with no central issuer, and bitcoin.org states that only 21 million bitcoins will ever be created. More public Circuit bots trade BTC than any other perp.

As of October 2026 the BTC perp trades on Hyperliquid at up to 40x, on Lighter, and on Papertrade, which settles synthetic BTC positions at Hyperliquid's mid with leverage up to 1000x. Hyperliquid's maintenance margin for BTC is 1.25%, half the initial margin at 40x.

Common BTC bots accumulate on a schedule, grid trade a range, trade breakouts and RSI extremes, or hold a funding hedge. Ready specs include the BTC grid and a weekly BTC buyer. On Papertrade, most BTC bots open hedged long and short pairs to earn PAPER, covered in the Papertrade guide.

BTC is deep and liquid, so slippage is rarely the problem. Leverage is. At 40x a 2.5% move wipes out the margin, and liquidation comes sooner because of maintenance margin. A bot that sizes from the account's whole balance can turn a normal daily move into a liquidation. Cap position value as a share of the allocation.

The 25 most-run of 73. Returns are each bot's own record across everyone running it. Past returns don't predict future results.

• Bitcoin DCA bot

  Dollar-cost average into Bitcoin automatically from a wallet you hold in Circuit, on a schedule you choose, with every purchase visible onchain.

• BTC grid trading bot

  Grid trade the BTC perp at 1x: five buy rungs 1% apart, sell each 1% higher, and stop out 8% below the grid.

• Weekly Bitcoin buying bot

  Add $20 to a 1x BTC long every Monday, never sell, and skip weeks when margin is short. Every rule adjustable.

• Delta-neutral crypto strategies

  Hold spot and short the perp to earn funding without betting on price: carry and basis math, liquidation risk on the short leg, and a bot that runs it.