Read the whales.

Nine short guides to the radar, the walls, the record, the Whale Tide, the readings and the names. No jargon you do not need, no trading advice.

Guides

1. 01How to read the whale radarThe centre is today’s price, distance from it is distance to liquidation, colour is the side, size is the money.
2. 02Liquidation walls, explainedWhy clusters of liquidation prices matter, and how WhaleRadar finds them in Hyperliquid data.
3. 03Distance to liquidationThe single number that decides how fragile a leveraged position is, and how the radar draws it.
4. 04HIP-3: gold, oil, stocks and indices on HyperliquidWhat HIP-3 markets are and why WhaleRadar tracks whales in gold, WTI, the S&P 500 and Nvidia.
5. 05The track-record scoreHow WhaleRadar ranks whales by consistency rather than size, on a scale from 0 to 100.
6. 06Directional bets, market makers and hedgesWhy WhaleRadar labels wallets, and why many stay unclassified.
7. 07The Whale Tide, explainedOne number from 0 to 100 for where the largest Hyperliquid wallets put their money, and how to read it next to Fear & Greed.
8. 08Under water and near liquidationTwo readings beside the Whale Tide: how much whale money is at a loss, and how much sits within 5% of its liquidation price.
9. 09Whale names and podsWhy whales carry names like Silent Leviathan, how long a name stays with one wallet, and what a pod of wallets is and is not.

Reference

• §Methodology: what we measureWhich wallets are tracked, what counts as a whale, a wall, a label, a record and the Tide, and what the data cannot tell you.
• {}Data for AI assistants and developersllms.txt, the JSON endpoints and how to cite WhaleRadar with a time and a link.