Bitbyt connects market questions, charts, historical strategy tests and paper trades in one workspace. You can ask about a market, inspect the candles or sources behind the answer, and test a rule before deciding what to do with it. Bitbyt is designed for traders who want to review the evidence behind a result.
What can you do with Bitbyt?
- Research crypto and stocks
- Compare supported Hyperliquid perpetuals by price change, turnover, funding or open interest. For longer-term stock and spot crypto research, review the demand thesis, risks, dated market figures and sources when evidence is available.
- Inspect and annotate charts
- Compare timeframes, add indicators and mark levels. Ask Bitbyt about the open chart, then check the candle timestamps, market and calculations supporting the answer.
- Backtest trading rules
- Run a supported strategy on historical data and inspect the assumptions, simulated fills and drawdowns that produced the result. Change one rule at a time so you can tell what affected the test.
- Rehearse trades
- Use paper trading to work through entries, exits and position management with simulated positions. Paper results are separate from any venue account or actual fills.
How is Bitbyt different from a charting tool or AI chat?
A charting tool helps you see price action, while a general AI chat can help you explain an idea. Bitbyt connects those steps to a test you can inspect later. A chart question can use the selected contract and timeframe. A saved backtest gives you the rules and fills to review alongside the outcome.
What does that look like for a BTC strategy?
Suppose you want to see how a moving-average rule behaved on BTC perpetuals. You can start with this example workflow:
- Open the BTC perpetual chart and choose a timeframe. A daily chart and an hourly chart answer different questions.
- Define the entry and exit rules before looking at the test result. Record the fee assumptions and test window.
- Inspect the simulated fills, losing periods and drawdown. Check a different historical window before drawing a conclusion.
- Rehearse the workflow on paper if you want to see how the rules feel in practice.
This example illustrates a research process. A historical test can show what a set of rules did in the selected window; it cannot show how those rules will perform in the future.
Does Bitbyt support Hyperliquid?
Bitbyt uses Hyperliquid venue data for supported perpetual markets. You can review completed venue candles, compare market activity and inspect public mainnet positions in read-only mode. Open-position P&L can update as venue mark prices change. Supported order workflows in a configured testnet use explicit order review. A stock-linked perpetual is a derivative, so holding one does not mean owning shares of the company.
Where is Bitbyt available?
Bitbyt for Mac is available for Apple silicon on macOS 13 or later and opens a local workspace. Drag Bitbyt into Applications and open it from there so it can install updates. Choose Bitbyt → Check for Updates to check on demand. Market and AI tools depend on the data and connections available to your workspace. The public website provides the installer and guides while online account access is in development. See Announcements for public releases and availability by platform.