What is the Strategy Builder?

Most automated trading tools make you write code or pay for heavy software, often both. The Strategy Builder removes that barrier. It is an easy to use visual canvas where you build your trading logic as connected blocks, called nodes, then deploy it through Synchronicity, where it runs on its own. You build the strategy by drawing it instead of coding it, and once it is live you do not have to sit at the screen watching the market.

What it does

Once a strategy is live, it runs on its own through Synchronicity. It watches the market for the conditions you set, places orders when they are met, and manages the exit, all without you at the screen.

Your advantage comes from the logic you encode, not from how good you can code or how fast you can react to signals.

Why a canvas instead of a black-box agent

Most automated trading tools hide the logic. You describe what you want, an AI generates a strategy, and it runs. The reasoning stays sealed, so you cannot verify what it did or why. This means you have to trust the AI with your funds and its associated risks.

The Strategy Builder keeps the logic on the table. Every condition, every connection, every exit rule lives on a canvas you can read at a glance. Before you deploy, you know what the strategy will do. After it runs, you know what it did and where. Signac, your AI mentor, helps you compose and edit, and the strategy stays yours to inspect and control the whole way. That glass-box visibility is the difference between running a strategy and trusting one.

What you can build

The Strategy Builder supports a range of strategy patterns:

• Entry-and-exit strategies: An Indicator node watches for your entry condition, then an Order node opens the position and holds its own exit (a take-profit, a stop-loss, or an indicator-based close).
• Multi-step flows: Chain several Indicator and Order nodes in sequence to require conditions in order, or fan one Indicator out to several Orders to act in multiple markets at once.
• Repeating strategies: Use cycles to run the same logic again automatically once a position closes.

Inside a condition you can use familiar indicators like moving averages (SMA and EMA) and RSI, alongside a deeper set of statistical tools (such as Z-Score, standard deviation, and ATR) for mean-reversion and volatility strategies, all set up visually.

Next step

Building is the fun part but first you connect the account that will trade. Continue to Connect to Hyperliquid to link and fund the account a strategy deploys to.

If you would rather understand the nodes, connections, and flow before you build, read Strategy Builder Basics first, then come back to connect.