Arbitrum

Arbitrum is an Ethereum Layer 2 network. On Coinrule it matters today as the funding rail for Hyperliquid: Hyperliquid accounts are deposited with USDC bridged from Arbitrum, and the agent wallet you approve for Hyperliquid is an ordinary EVM wallet that also lives on Arbitrum.

How do I use Arbitrum with Coinrule today?

1. Hold USDC on Arbitrum

   Bridge or withdraw USDC to your EVM wallet on the Arbitrum network. Most centralised exchanges support Arbitrum withdrawals directly.

2. Deposit into Hyperliquid

   Open the Hyperliquid app with the same wallet and deposit USDC from Arbitrum. The deposit becomes your Hyperliquid trading margin.

3. Connect Hyperliquid on Coinrule

   Go to cloud.coinrule.com/connect, select Hyperliquid, connect the wallet, and sign the agent approval. Coinrule's agent can trade your Hyperliquid balance but can never withdraw it.

4. Launch an on-chain perps strategy

   Create a strategy on Hyperliquid perps (BTC, ETH, SOL, and more) or rehearse it first on paper_hyperliquid.

What will the Arbitrum integration add?

When the Arbitrum tile goes live it will let the same approved wallet trade spot tokens through DEX routers on Arbitrum, alongside the on-chain baskets Coinrule is preparing for the Onchain category. Watch What's new in the top navigation for the release.

Security

• Coinrule never holds your seed phrase or private key. On-chain access always goes through a scoped agent key that cannot move funds out of your account.
• Keep the wallet you use for Hyperliquid separate from your main treasury wallet.

Get started

• Learn how Coinrule automates on-chain trading on the Coinrule website.
• Sign in to Coinrule Cloud and connect Hyperliquid from the Connect page to trade with Arbitrum-funded USDC.