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Hyperliquid Account Audit
Paste an address: what the account made, what it paid to make it, and how deep it fell on the way. Your browser reads Hyperliquid’s public data; nothing passes through us.
A first read takes about ten seconds; the rest fills in after.
How it is counted
- Everything comes from Hyperliquid’s public API, called from your browser. We keep no copy of the address or the results.
- Trades and costs cover the latest 10,000 fills at most, the ones Hyperliquid serves. A trade runs from flat to flat on one asset; a trade already open at the first fill counts from there.
- Net is gross from closed trades, less fees, plus funding received or less funding paid. Spot fills count only for fees.
- The curve uses the account’s value and profit history from Hyperliquid, with deposits and withdrawals taken out of each step. Between its points the values are read on a straight line: an estimate, marked as one.
- Maker against taker uses the fee rates the account actually paid. The spread a taker crosses is not counted, so the gap is if anything larger.
- “Shorter than the costs” uses, for each of 55 perps, the time the typical move takes to pay two taker round trips, from our study. Other assets are left out of that count.
- Past results, read from public data. Not advice and not a rating.