Tilt Trading is an independent browser frontend for the Papertrade engine, presented by @tilt_trading. Its public BTC/ETH terminal includes Market, Limit and Farm controls, chart tools, a trade tape and an estimated position in the execution queue. The public interface was inspected without a wallet.
The project calls its threshold tools limit orders. Its own explanation says a keeper watches Hyperliquid’s mid price, submits when the threshold is crossed and opens at the engine mid of the execution block. The entered trigger is therefore not a guaranteed fill price. Queue estimates, risk figures and the advertised absence of extra frontend charges were not verified against an executed order.
Tilt advertises funding with Solana USDC through Circle CCTP, using an EVM wallet or a wallet created in the browser. The site says the first engine deposit needs at least 10 USDC. It describes browser session signing and a keeper key that can trade but cannot withdraw; withdrawals are said to require the user’s wallet. Key storage, actual permissions, activation, revocation, cancellation, bridge routing and full costs were not tested.
A demo with practice funds is advertised. The landing page contains an illustrative trading presentation; neither that presentation nor a displayed terminal price is proof of execution. Try Demo was not activated and no simulated or real order was submitted.
The project also presents Farm mode and a TILT token on Solana. Its flywheel claims creator rewards fund PAPER farming, staking proceeds buy TILT and the cycle repeats. The official site and post give the same contract, and Solscan displays the corresponding TILT token. This establishes the cited identity, not the delivery, safety or profitability of the proposed cycle. Hedged positions can still incur losses and costs.
In Play / Live refers to the accessible public terminal. No wallet, signature, session activation, funding, bridge, keeper order, farm, staking or withdrawal was tested. Tilt states that it is not operated by Papertrade or Hyperliquid.
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