Hyperliquid Wallet Tracker

What you can see from a Hyperliquid wallet

Hyperliquid publishes far more than most exchanges. Every open position is visible with its entry price, notional, margin mode, leverage and the liquidation price the exchange itself computes. Account value and PnL history are complete, and the last 10,000 fills are readable by anyone.

What that means in practice: you can reconstruct how a trader actually trades — how long they hold, whether they scale in, whether they post or take, which markets carry their result — without asking them anything.

How Hyperliquid PnL is calculated here

Each fill carries the realized PnL that Hyperliquid attributes to it. We aggregate those figures into position cycles rather than recomputing them, which avoids the rounding disagreements that make third-party PnL numbers drift from the exchange's own.

Fees and funding are then subtracted, because a position that made money on price and lost it on funding did not make money. See the methodology.

What data is public

Positions, fills, funding payments, deposits and withdrawals, vault holdings, staking. What is not public: the identity behind an address. We never link an address to a person, even when such a claim circulates — see our terms.

What are the limitations

The API returns the last 10,000 fills. For a high-frequency account that can be a few days, which makes an all-time win rate impossible to compute honestly. Every metric on this site therefore states the window it covers, and positions opened before that window are excluded from statistics rather than counted with a made-up entry price.

How to read leverage

Effective leverage is total notional divided by account value — the real exposure, not the number set in the order ticket. A wallet at 3× effective leverage with one position is in a different situation from one at 3× spread over ten, because correlated positions liquidate together.

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