What is fxyz?

Imagine a trading terminal where the order ticket is a chat box, and the strategy file writes itself.

fxyz is a chat-driven trading workbench. You connect a wallet, link the exchanges you trade on, and from then on you describe what you want — in English — to an AI that writes and runs the actual code.

You never have to write a line yourself. You can if you want to: every chat is a real file workspace and every Run is a real process. But the default path is talk. "Build me a market-maker on HYPE", or "show me the funding rates that flipped sign in the last 24 hours", or "ladder me into a long on BTC over the next hour" — fxyz takes it from there.

What you can build

Three shapes of thing live inside fxyz, and the chat will pick the right one for what you asked for:

• Bots. Long-running strategies that keep deciding what to do until you stop them. Market makers, grid traders, funding-arb watchers, trailing-stop managers, anything that owns positions over time.
• Executors. One-shot order recipes you fire from the trade ticket — laddering into a long, icebergging a fill, "open with a TP and SL attached", "TWAP this size over thirty minutes." Click once, the recipe runs, the process exits.
• Dashboards. Live data views. Funding rates across venues, your own PnL, OI distribution, basis. They render once and update in real time.

You can ship things between them — start with a dashboard that watches funding, decide you want to act on it, and ask the chat to "turn this into a bot."

Where fxyz lives

There are three surfaces in the app:

• Chat. Where you build. Each chat is its own workspace with its own files. Strategies and executors get written here.
• Trade. A direct trading panel — chart, orderbook, and an order ticket per venue. When you just want to place an order without going through a strategy, this is where you go. Executors plug into the ticket too.
• Discover. What other people have made public — dashboards, bots, executors. Star anything that looks interesting, fork it into your own workspace, run it under your own keys.

What stays the same as any other exchange

You still hold your funds at Hyperliquid, Lighter, or Backpack. fxyz never has custody. When you connect a venue, you give fxyz a trade-only credential — the venue itself enforces that it can place orders but cannot withdraw. Disconnecting at any time revokes the credential at the venue.

See Security for the full picture.

What's next

• Sign in — connect your wallet and create your workspace.
• Connect an exchange — get fxyz authorized to trade for you.
• The chat — what to expect the first time you open a session.