Sign in
There are three ways in. Pick whichever suits you, and you'll land in the same workspace every time you use it.
Sign in with a wallet
The original door, and still the most direct one if you already hold crypto.
- Click Connect Wallet. Pick whatever wallet you usually use. MetaMask, Rabby, Rainbow, a hardware wallet via WalletConnect, any of them work.
- Your wallet pops up asking you to sign a short message. Read it: it confirms you're logging in to fxyz. It doesn't spend gas, and it doesn't authorize any trades or token approvals. It's a plain signature.
- fxyz checks the signature and issues you a session.
That's it. You're in.
Sign in with a Solana wallet
Same flow, Solana side. Click the wallet button, pick your Solana wallet, sign the message. If your wallet holds several accounts, fxyz asks which one you want to sign in as, so you can keep separate workspaces on one wallet.
One button covers both chains. You don't have to decide which kind of wallet you have before you click.
Sign in with an email address or a passkey
If you don't have a wallet, or you'd rather not use one to log in, you can sign in with an email address or a passkey (Face ID, Touch ID, or a security key).
There's no password to set or forget. Passkey sign-in uses whatever your device already uses to unlock itself.
This creates a normal fxyz account. You can connect exchanges, build strategies, and run bots exactly as a wallet user does.
TIP
Connecting Hyperliquid or Pacifica needs a wallet to sign the approval, because that step happens on-chain. Signing in by email doesn't create a wallet for you, so those two venues need one of your own. The API-key venues don't.
Your workspace is yours alone
Every account gets its own private workspace with its own chats, files, and running bots. Two people sharing a laptop don't share state, and they can't see each other's strategies or positions.
Sign in a different way next time and you'll land in that account's workspace. The account you sign in as is the account you get, so use the same door each time.
What if I lose access?
If you signed in with a wallet and lose the wallet, you lose the workspace tied to it. fxyz can't recover it for you, because we never had a copy of your keys. That's the trade-off of wallet-based identity: nobody can lock you out, but nobody can let you back in either.
Email and passkey accounts are recoverable the ordinary way, through the email address or the device that holds the passkey.
Either way, the exchanges you connected aren't affected. Those credentials live on the venue side, so you'd reconnect them under whatever account you use next.
What's next
- Connect an exchange: link Hyperliquid, Lighter, Pacifica, Backpack, or Binance so fxyz can trade for you.
- The chat: your first session.