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PnL leaderboard7 days15 min after Pro

Clear Swell: +⁠$2.2M over 6 trades.

All 6 in profit, the largest net gain on longs in 7 days. The largest net loss: Night Walrus, −⁠$1.6M over 10 trades.

7 daysPro

Largest net gains 16 whales ranked

  1. 1

    Clear Swellno record yet

    +⁠$2.2M

    6 closed positionsall in profit

    LargestBTClong+⁠$626K

  2. 2

    Breezy Sounderrecord 66

    +⁠$809K

    24 closed positions15 in profit, 9 at a loss1 liquidated

    LargestBTClong+⁠$497KThe whale's log

  3. 3

    Boreal Albatrossrecord 90

    +⁠$801K

    14 closed positions11 in profit, 3 at a loss

    LargestMRNAlong+⁠$377KThe whale's log

  4. 4

    Evening Mastrecord 29

    +⁠$473K

    14 closed positions11 in profit, 3 at a loss

    LargestBTClong+⁠$123KThe whale's log

  5. 5

    Cobalt Swellrecord 71

    +⁠$245K

    6 closed positions5 in profit, 1 at a loss

    LargestSKHXlong+⁠$87KThe whale's log

  6. 6

    Steady Meridianrecord 80

    +⁠$227K

    29 closed positions20 in profit, 9 at a loss

    LargestBTClong+⁠$183KThe whale's log

  7. 7

    Resting Glacierno record yet

    +⁠$220K

    7 closed positions6 in profit, 1 at a loss

    LargestBTClong+⁠$171K

  8. 8

    Gusty Sextantrecord 72

    +⁠$212K

    17 closed positions11 in profit, 6 at a loss

    LargestBTClong+⁠$102KThe whale's log

  9. 9

    Blue Dolphinrecord 63

    +⁠$121K

    6 closed positions3 in profit, 3 at a loss

    LargestZEClong+⁠$339KThe whale's log

  10. 10

    Cold Octopusrecord 82

    +⁠$88K

    15 closed positions10 in profit, 5 at a loss

    LargestSKHYlong−⁠$179KThe whale's log

  11. 12 more whales below the surface. Pro brings them up.

Largest net losses 13 whales ranked

  1. 1

    Night Walrusrecord 50

    −⁠$1.6M

    10 closed positions2 in profit, 8 at a loss

    LargestCBRSlong−⁠$686KThe whale's log

  2. 2

    Sleeping Drizzlerecord 35

    −⁠$1.1M

    6 closed positionsall at a loss

    LargestXMRlong−⁠$498KThe whale's log

  3. 3

    Gusty Lagoonrecord 50

    −⁠$513K

    10 closed positions6 in profit, 4 at a loss

    LargestETHlong−⁠$374KThe whale's log

  4. 4

    Iron Gannetrecord 40

    −⁠$364K

    16 closed positions2 in profit, 14 at a loss

    LargestHYPElong−⁠$68KThe whale's log

  5. 5

    Cold Foamrecord 20

    −⁠$314K

    22 closed positions2 in profit, 20 at a loss

    LargestBTClong−⁠$54KThe whale's log

  6. 6

    Smooth Zephyrrecord 38

    −⁠$256K

    8 closed positions2 in profit, 6 at a loss

    LargestSOXLlong−⁠$192KThe whale's log

  7. 7

    Brine Coverecord 50

    −⁠$241K

    5 closed positionsall at a loss

    LargestNEARlong−⁠$106KThe whale's log

  8. 8

    Brine Selkierecord 45

    −⁠$181K

    7 closed positions1 in profit, 6 at a loss

    LargestSOLlong−⁠$101KThe whale's log

  9. 9

    Wintry Minkerecord 31

    −⁠$177K

    6 closed positions2 in profit, 4 at a loss

    LargestETHlong−⁠$140KThe whale's log

  10. 10

    Still Krakenrecord 97

    −⁠$63K

    9 closed positions5 in profit, 4 at a loss

    LargestETHlong+⁠$154KThe whale's log

  11. 12 more whales below the surface. Pro brings them up.

Whales with at least 5 closed positions of $1M or more, the last 7 days, ranked by the sum of their realised PnL.67 more whales closed fewer and show in Trades only.Whales are ranked over 7 days or more: a single day holds too few closed positions per whale.

How to read

What a closed trade says, and what it leaves out.

Realised, and what it leaves out

Each row is one closed position, from its first fill until it was flat again or flipped. Trims along the way are part of it. Realised is the profit or loss Hyperliquid records on the fills that closed it, before fees and funding, the same figure a move page shows.

Open positions do not count until they close, so a whale can sit on a larger loss than its row shows. Funding paid or received while the position was open is not in the figure.

Why one trade can be luck

A ranking by one result favours the boldest bets. In a simulation of traders without any skill, the most volatile ones took almost all of the top places. Lists of past results also hide the accounts that were wiped out, and wallets that once topped Hyperliquid’s rankings have lost it all since.

So the Whales view looks at 7 days or longer and ranks a whale only once it closed at least 5 positions over 7 days, or 10 over 30 days or longer.

Whose trades

The whales WhaleRadar tracks: the largest and most active wallets on Hyperliquid. A position counts from $1M at its largest size, valued at entry ($250K in Pro). Smaller accounts and smaller positions are not in the lists.

Names come from WhaleRadar’s registry and never name a person. Each row links the wallet and the proof on the Hyperliquid explorer.

Free and Pro

Free shows the top 10 of each list over 24 hours and 7 days, 15 minutes after Pro. Pro shows up to 100, also over 30 days, 90 days and everything on record, live, with a market filter.

The longer windows reach as far back as each wallet’s history on Hyperliquid was rebuilt, so the oldest weeks cover fewer whales.

Questions

About the PnL leaderboard.

What is the Hyperliquid PnL leaderboard?
A ranking of the biggest trades the whales WhaleRadar tracks closed on Hyperliquid, by realised PnL, and of the top traders by their summed result. Free over 24 hours and 7 days, Pro also over 30 days, 90 days and everything on record.
What does realised PnL mean here?
The profit or loss Hyperliquid records on the fills that closed the position, before fees and funding. A position counts once it is closed, from its first fill to flat. Open positions do not count. A move page shows the same figure for its own fills.
Why does a whale need several closed positions to be ranked?
One trade can be luck. The Whales view looks at 7 days or longer and ranks a whale once it closed at least 5 positions over 7 days, or 10 over 30 days or longer. Whales with fewer still show in Trades.
Are these the top traders on all of Hyperliquid?
No. The lists cover the wallets WhaleRadar tracks, the largest and most active accounts on Hyperliquid, and their positions of $1M or more ($250K in Pro). Hyperliquid has many more accounts.
Who are the whales in the list?
The names come from WhaleRadar’s registry and never name a person. Each name belongs to one wallet, and its address and the proof on the Hyperliquid explorer are one click away.
How quickly does a closed trade show here?
Free readers see a closed position 15 minutes after Pro, from $1M. Pro sees it live from $250K, with up to 100 rows a list, longer windows and a market filter.
Is this a list of traders to copy?
No. It describes what happened. A large gain can be luck, and a whale at the top today can lose it tomorrow. Not financial advice.
Share

Post the day’s largest gain and loss.

The card carries both results, the time and the source, so a crop still says where it came from. Every trade with its own move page shares that move’s card.

With Pro

Pro shows up to 100 rows a list, 30 and 90 days and everything on record, closed positions from $250K, live, and a market filter. What Pro adds

How to read this page

What this ranks
The PnL leaderboard ranks the biggest trades of the whales we track on Hyperliquid and the top traders by realised result, each with its proof on the chain.
Realised
The closed PnL Hyperliquid records on the fills that closed the position, before fees and funding.
Trades and whales
Trades ranks single closed positions. Whales adds up each whale’s closed positions over 7 days or longer and ranks those with at least 5 of them (10 over 30 days or longer).
Below the surface
What Pro shows beyond the free rows: the rest of each list, the last 15 minutes and positions from $250K.

As of Sun, 25 Oct 2026, 08:27 UTC. Closed positions come from the Hyperliquid blockchain, each with its proof. Not financial advice. WhaleRadar earns nothing on your trades.