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# Documentation

Welcome to the [LandingNet](https://landingnet.io/) documentation. LandingNet is a non-custodial automated trading platform for Hyperliquid. Deploy copy-trading bots that run 24/7 -- without ever giving up custody of your funds.

## What You Can Do

* **Copy Trading** -- Automatically replicate trades from top Hyperliquid traders in real time
* **Discover Traders** -- Browse the leaderboard, filter by PnL, Sharpe ratio, win rate, and more
* **Advanced Risk Controls** -- Set max drawdown, daily loss limits, emergency pause, and position caps
* **Telegram Alerts** -- Get notified of every trade execution directly in Telegram
* **Volume Discounts** -- The more you trade, the less you pay in [fees](/doc/documentation/fees-and-limits.md)

## Secure & Non-Custodial

LandingNet never holds your funds. It operates via limited agent permissions on your Hyperliquid subaccount. It can execute trades but **cannot** withdraw funds, access your private keys, or trade on unapproved accounts. See [Security](/doc/documentation/reference/security.md) for details.

## Quick Start

1. Get a Web3 wallet and fund your Hyperliquid account -- [Prerequisites](/doc/documentation/getting-started/prerequisites.md)
2. Connect, sign, and approve -- [Account Setup](/doc/documentation/getting-started/account-setup.md)
3. Deploy your first bot -- [Your First Bot](/doc/documentation/copy-trading/your-first-bot.md)


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