Hyperliquid Market Maker Development: Project Plan, Deliverables and Timeline

How to scope a custom Hyperliquid market maker, including WebSocket state, order handling, inventory risk, testing and production rollout.

Phase 1: strategy specification

Define instruments, quote frequency, spread model, size ladder, inventory target and loss limits. Decide how funding, volatility and book imbalance change quotes. These inputs determine both engineering scope and test criteria.

Phase 2: exchange integration

The system should consume l2Book, trades, order updates and user fills, then recover from disconnects using snapshot reconciliation. Order prices and sizes must respect current tick and lot constraints.

Phase 3: risk engine

Implement position, notional, leverage, drawdown, stale-feed and rejected-order limits. Subaccounts or vaults can isolate strategies, but the master signing and transfer workflow still requires careful authorization.

Phase 4: validation and rollout

Backtest with realistic latency and fills, run testnet integration, then deploy a small-capital canary. Acceptance reporting should compare quoted spread, fill rate, inventory, mark-outs and downtime.

Start the project

See the Hyperliquid market maker service. For an accurate proposal, send instruments, expected capital, strategy rules and operational requirements via contact.

Ready to discuss the build?

Describe your target chain or venue, strategy, current code and operational constraints on the TierZero contact page. We will turn it into a concrete scope, delivery plan and estimate.