The questions people ask.Answered without hedging.

A Pass is a structured Hyperliquid trade plan with an author attached to it: an asset, a direction, an entry, a take profit, a stop, and the trader's reasoning. It has an immutable link and a version number, so the plan you read is the plan that was live when you read it.

No. Nothing is copied and nothing is executed automatically. You read the plan, choose your own position size, and authorize your own order. If you never sign, nothing happens.

You do, in your own Hyperliquid account. PASS relays a signature you authorized; it never receives a private key, never custodies a balance, and cannot move funds on its own.

It is a second key, generated in your browser, that your master wallet authorizes once to sign orders on your behalf. It means you can approve a plan without pasting a private key into a web page. The agent key is stored encrypted in your browser and never sent to PASS.

It can no longer be taken, and it moves to an expired state that says so. The page stays readable, because a trader-authored plan is worth reading after it has closed.

External reputation context about a trader's history, shown separately from PASS performance and never merged into one score. PASS performance is what happened inside PASS; Ethos is what happened elsewhere. They answer different questions.

Hyperliquid. PASS does not run its own book, does not aggregate venues, and does not show a price it cannot attribute.

No. Cancelling stops new takers, but the record and its execution history stay readable. That is what makes the outcome auditable against the words that produced it.