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Track any Hyperliquid wallet: positions, moves and liquidation price
Look up a Hyperliquid address, see what it holds, how it has traded and where it would be liquidated, and follow its moves.
Good for: an address from a post or a screenshot that you want to check.
Say a post shows a Hyperliquid address with a $50M short and you want to see it for yourself. Every position on Hyperliquid is public, so the address alone is enough. Paste it into the search at the top of any page.
If WhaleRadar tracks it
WhaleRadar follows the largest accounts on Hyperliquid and the most active smaller ones. If the address is one of them, its page opens: every position of $1M or more with its size, entry, open result and liquidation price, the moves it made, its closed positions, its track record and the wallets it likely shares an owner with. The whale carries a name from WhaleRadar, never a person’s name.
If it does not
The search offers the address on the official Hyperliquid explorer instead, where its positions are public too. A wallet joins the tracked set when it grows into the largest accounts or trades like them.
Follow it
Pin a whale in Watch to keep it on your screen in this browser, or follow it on Telegram for a message when it moves. Up to three whales are free.
What a wallet page won’t show
It won’t show who owns the wallet, positions on other exchanges or why it trades. Positions under $1M stay out of the whale view.