Every position on Hyperliquid is public, so copy-trading bots can track top wallets and mirror their trades within seconds, often leaving the original trader with worse execution. Avail's new ShieldTX tool targets that problem by opening each perpetual position through a separate, freshly funded wallet.

Users deposit USDC into a ShieldTX vault on Arbitrum, with bridging from other EVM chains through Avail Nexus. Orders are then routed to Hyperliquid's native order book, so traders keep the same markets and liquidity without linking positions to their main wallet or trading history.

ShieldTX supports every Hyperliquid perpetual market with leverage up to 40x, and its private beta has processed more than $2.5M in volume.

The product is aimed at funds, market makers and large traders who want to avoid strategy leakage and position hunting on a fully transparent venue.