MTM exposes martingale profiles
Realized-only leaderboards can reward wallets sitting on large floating losses. We score mark-to-market drawdown and risk so stubborn losers do not look like clean winners.
HYPERLIQUID WALLET ANALYSIS
Hyperliquid Wallet Analysis for Smarter Copy Trading
Large balances do not prove skill. HyperIntel's Hyperliquid wallet analysis scores any whale on mark-to-market risk, copyability and red flags — so you separate durable traders from fragile leaderboard winners before you copy them.
Example wallet analysis
db.0x0980…d1c2
87
Overall
95
Risk
70
Copyability
Signals
High leverageBtc dominantSwing
Perp equity
$87,536
Why It Is Different
Built to expose Hyperliquid whale and leaderboard traps.
Copyability is quantified
A leader's own PnL is not your PnL. HyperIntel estimates what a follower could realistically capture after timing, liquidity, and signal freshness.
Red flags are visible
Volume clusters, resource-funding farmers, ultra-short churn, and weak evidence are surfaced on wallet reports instead of hidden behind a ranking number.
How It Works
From Hyperliquid trading history to a follow-or-avoid scorecard.
1
Ingest full history
We collect wallet trades, positions, fills, equity snapshots, and cohort context from the Hyperliquid universe.
2
Score real risk
We use MTM drawdown, risk, decay, traps, and copyability instead of vanity realized PnL alone.
3
Simulate copying
We estimate whether a follower entering after the leader's signal could capture meaningful edge.
4
Ship the scorecard
Wallet pages combine scores, red flags, cohort labels, and alerts when tracked wallets change behavior.
Live Proof
Real screened Hyperliquid whale and wallet data.
This page reads the same screened Hyperliquid wallet groups used by the product console and public leaderboards.
Screened wallets
389
Groups
7
Avg score
49
Tracked equity
$203,980,700
Leaderboard preview
Open full table| Leader | Score | Risk | Perp Equity |
|---|---|---|---|
| db.0x0980…d1c2 | 87 | 95 | $87,536 |
| db.0xbc43…53b0 | 83 | 77 | $391,992 |
| hl.r176 | 83 | 83 | $12,199,217 |
| db.0x2ded…656b | 82 | 85 | $152,084 |
| 0x24c2...e48f | 82 | 65 | $49,546 |
Whale Intelligence
Find Hyperliquid whales worth tracking—not just big wallets.
A large account can still be a poor signal. Balance alone does not reveal whether profits came from one oversized bet, whether losing exposure remains open, or whether a follower could enter after the wallet. HyperIntel combines position history, equity changes, fills, and cohort context so whale research starts with evidence instead of account size.
Verify mark-to-market performance
Realized PnL can look excellent while a wallet carries deep floating losses. Compare closed results with current positions, equity changes, drawdown, and liquidation progress. A credible Hyperliquid whale should survive an MTM view instead of depending on hidden losing exposure or repeated averaging down.
Measure whether the edge is copyable
A whale's return is not automatically a follower's return. Entry delay, market depth, turnover, position concentration, and signal freshness can erase the apparent advantage. Copyability analysis asks what a later entrant could plausibly capture under realistic capital and slippage constraints.
Read behavior before rankings
Review full fills and position history for martingale sizing, ultra-short churn, market-making behavior, linked-wallet clusters, or leaderboard farming. These patterns do not make a large trader irrelevant, but they change whether the wallet belongs in research, alerts, or a copy-trading shortlist.
Market coverage
Crypto and xyz stock perps, analyzed the same way
HyperIntel treats regular crypto pairs and xyz US-stock perpetual markets as part of the same trading record. BTC, ETH, SOL, equity perps, and commodities such as gold all contribute to exposure, PnL, risk, and copyability. A trader rotating between market families remains visible in the same wallet analysis instead of being partially excluded.
Turn whale activity into a research decision
Whale monitoring is most useful when every signal leads to the same repeatable review. Use the account's long-term evidence, present exposure, and your own execution constraints together; no single trade, alert, or leaderboard position should decide whether a wallet deserves attention.
1
Start with evidence, not recent PnL
Open the full wallet report and check sample size, active history, equity changes, risk-adjusted performance, and cohort labels. Separate trading returns from deposits and withdrawals. A short winning streak may be interesting, but it is not enough to establish a durable edge or justify copying a large position.
2
Check the risk that is open now
Read current positions alongside closed trades. Look at direction, notional concentration, leverage mode, unrealized PnL, liquidation progress, and correlated exposure across symbols. This catches the common case where realized results look controlled while a losing basket remains open and keeps accumulating risk.
3
Match the next action to the evidence
Use a watchlist or alert when the thesis still needs observation, compare the wallet with its screened cohort when context is missing, and run copy simulation before treating a signal as actionable. The goal is not to imitate every Hyperliquid whale trade; it is to identify behavior that remains useful after delay, slippage, and position limits.
This workflow also creates a cleaner feedback loop. When a tracked wallet changes style, increases leverage, moves into a new market, or stops producing copyable entries, the same evidence explains why it should be promoted, monitored, or removed from a shortlist.
Continue your Hyperliquid whale research
Explore the Hyperliquid whale tracker
Move from the broad intelligence guide to live whale positions, liquidation progress, tracked groups, and alert workflows.
Compare screened leaderboards
Rank wallets with risk, evidence, and copyability context instead of sorting by headline PnL alone.
Browse curated whale groups
Study cohorts such as Smart Money and Large Stable Capital before opening individual wallet reports.
Pricing Preview
Start free, then expand your monitored universe.
Plans are pulled from the live upgrade configuration so pricing stays consistent across the site.
Basic
Explore curated public cohorts and manually track high-value wallets.
Free
3 tracked wallets
Pro
Add private watchlists, richer alerts, and faster leader decision workflows.
$29/mo
50 tracked wallets
Elite
For serious copy-trading desks that need higher wallet limits, priority alerts, and desk-level support.
$99/mo
Infinity tracked wallets
FAQ
The important boundaries, up front.
Is this investment advice?
No. HyperIntel is an informational research tool. It helps you inspect wallet behavior, but every trading decision is your own responsibility.
Do you place trades for me?
No. We do not custody funds, connect exchange keys, or execute orders. The product focuses on wallet intelligence, alerts, and research workflows.
Which exchange is supported?
The current product is focused on Hyperliquid wallets, including screened leader groups, wallet reports, and copy-trading signals.
Why Hyperliquid?
Hyperliquid combines an on-chain order book with public wallet activity and trade history. That transparent data makes it possible to study risk, behavior, and copyability instead of relying only on a leaderboard snapshot.
What does the free plan include?
Basic is free and includes public cohorts plus a small tracked-wallet limit so you can inspect the workflow before upgrading.
Why not just use a normal leaderboard?
Leaderboards usually rank visible winners. HyperIntel also asks whether the result is fragile, gamed, risky, or impossible to copy after the fact.
Check a Hyperliquid whale wallet before you copy it.
Paste a Hyperliquid address and open a free report with scores, red flags, and copyability context.