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Circuit.

A bot-building and trading platform with public strategies for Papertrade on HyperEVM. Its generic simulated paper trading is separate: the guide says Papertrade bots use real money. No bot was started or tested.

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THE PROJECT

A closer look at the game.

Circuit is a platform for describing trading strategies in plain language, generating bot code and running strategies from Circuit wallets. Its public site, bot catalogue, PAPER MILL page and Papertrade-specific guide…

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Circuit is a platform for describing trading strategies in plain language, generating bot code and running strategies from Circuit wallets. Its public site, bot catalogue, PAPER MILL page and Papertrade-specific guide were reviewed. The profile concerns its connection to papertrade.xyz, not simulated paper trading in general.

The public PAPER MILL example labels its venue Papertrade and its network HyperEVM, Papertrade. It describes paired BTC positions and PAPER staking / reward actions. Other Papertrade-labelled strategies are visible in the catalogue. These descriptions and activity / performance figures are the operator’s presentation; no bot history, return or execution was audited.

Circuit also offers generic paper trading with simulated funds. Its Papertrade guide explicitly distinguishes the real-USDC protocol and says Papertrade bots start with real money. A general simulation option must not be treated as a safe simulation of a Papertrade bot. No Start, Fork or Build action was used.

According to the Safety article and Papertrade guide, Circuit creates or imports wallets, holds signing keys in a hardware enclave and signs typed actions under a passkey-authorised permit. The described bot permit lasts 30 days; key export requires the user’s passkey. The homepage says stopping deletes the permit. These custody, authorisation and revocation claims were not independently tested.

Stopping a bot is not the same as closing its positions. Circuit’s guide says positions and resting orders remain in the account and must be handled separately through Terminal; PAPER MILL likewise says open legs stay open on unwind. No stop, cancellation, position exit or key export was tested.

PAPER MILL lists Haircut and winner fee as costs. The guide says Circuit adds no fees today, while venue fees, network gas and bridge / routing costs can apply, with no commitment about future fees. The actual full charges and settlement behaviour were not verified.

In Play / Live refers to the accessible platform and public bot catalogue. No account, wallet import, passkey, permit, bot, order, deposit, staking or withdrawal was used. This is a trading-automation application, not a separately verified game. No partnership or security certification is inferred.

EVIDENCE & TRANSPARENCY

What has been checked.

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How does it play?

Browse public strategies and their stated venue, network, costs and unwind conditions. PAPER MILL is one documented Papertrade example; its proposed paired-position and staking logic is not an endorsement or a verified return.

The operator describes sign-in, wallet setup, funding, selecting an allocation and passkey-authorising a bot session. Its guide says Papertrade bots start with real money, unlike the platform’s generic simulated paper-trading mode. Stopping ends the session but leaves positions / orders to manage separately. All of this was documented from public sources only; no bot was created, forked, started or stopped.

THE PROJECT JOURNAL

Project Updates & Events.

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19 Oct 202619:57 · Paris
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Circuit added to PaperGames

Circuit has been added to the PaperGames directory. Explore its bot-building platform and documented Papertrade strategies on HyperEVM, with official sources, access conditions and stated costs.

Circuit’s generic simulated paper trading is separate from the real-USDC Papertrade protocol: its guide says Papertrade bots use real money. Bot execution, permissions, fees and returns have not been tested. This update announces the profile’s addition to PaperGames, not a product launch or playtest.

SOURCES & TRANSPARENCY

Back to the original signal.

Circuit’s official account explicitly mentions @papertrade_xyz. Its dedicated guide identifies papertrade.xyz and real-USDC execution on HyperEVM, while the public PAPER MILL page labels Venue Papertrade and Network HyperEVM, Papertrade. These provide a specific protocol connection, distinct from generic paper-trading simulation. They establish the advertised integration and public catalogue identity, not an independently audited trading system or partnership.

Circuit · Papertrade trading agents guide · updated 17 October 2026 ↗Publication and check dates are shown separately above. This information documents the project and does not constitute an endorsement.
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