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Hyperliquid Research Hub

A task-based directory for Hyperliquid access, fees, public wallet data, and trading workflow questions, built from primary sources.

Published directory

Choose a research task

9 published pages in this cluster. Every item below is a working link.

01 / Access check

Does Hyperliquid Require KYC?

Does Hyperliquid require KYC? See the current wallet and email onboarding flow, when ID is not requested, and where separate KYC or KYB checks can still apply.

F1 high risk
02 / Jurisdiction check

Is Hyperliquid Available in the US?

Is Hyperliquid available in the US? See who the official interface Terms restrict, why an API or VPN does not change eligibility, and what US users should check.

F1 high risk
03 / Working calculator

Hyperliquid Fee Calculator

Estimate Hyperliquid spot or perpetual fees from published tiers, then model staking, referrals, maker rebates, market multipliers, and builder or deployer fees.

F1 medium risk
04 / Live converter

HYPE to USD Calculator: Live Spot and Perp Prices

Convert HYPE to USD with the HYPE/USDC spot midpoint, compare the HYPE perpetual midpoint and basis, and share a timestamped calculation.

F1 low risk
05 / Live TWAP monitor

Hyperliquid TWAP Tracker for Large Orders

Monitor active large Hyperliquid TWAP schedules with asset, side, size, live mark, estimated notional, duration, elapsed schedule time, and public address.

F1 high risk
06 / Address analyzer

Hyperliquid Wallet Tracker

Analyze a public Hyperliquid address with positions, liquidation distance, PnL history, open orders, spot balances, recent fills, drawdown, fees, and concentration checks.

F1 high risk
07 / Position monitor

Hyperliquid Large Trader Positions

Track money-weighted long and short exposure across main Hyperliquid perpetuals and HIP-3 markets using transparent monitored-address cohorts.

F1 high risk
08 / Holder drill-down

Hyperliquid Top Position Holders by Market

Select BTC, HYPE, or a HIP-3 pair and rank monitored public addresses by current position notional, direction, entry, PnL, leverage, and liquidation price.

F1 high risk
09 / Funding monitor

Hyperliquid Funding Rates: Current and 24-Hour Monitor

Compare current hourly and trailing 24-hour Hyperliquid funding rates across main perpetuals and HIP-3, with payer direction, annualized comparisons, open interest, and volume.

F1 high risk
Cluster brief

Hyperliquid combines an onchain order-book trading system with public account and market data. This hub separates access checks, fee and price calculations, large TWAP monitoring, public-wallet analysis, monitored-cohort position summaries, market-level holder rankings, current and 24-hour funding analysis, and risk-aware execution so each search task has one clear canonical answer and one maintainable evidence asset.

Launch tasks9Access, availability, fees, conversion, TWAPs, wallets, positions, holder drill-downs, and funding.
Source floorOfficialProtocol documentation or current interface terms.
Review cadence14–30 daysFaster for access and fee rules.

What this directory covers

The launch version stays narrow. It does not try to define every protocol component or publish generic token commentary. It begins with questions that can change a user’s next action: access, the published fee schedule, live HYPE conversion, large TWAP schedules, and what can actually be inferred from public account data.

How to use it

Start with access and jurisdiction before opening a trading workflow. Use the fee and HYPE calculators as reference estimates, the TWAP monitor as a research feed, and the wallet tracker to inspect observable account state—not to invent an identity or copy an unknown strategy. The large-position monitor and holder drill-down add a scheduled address index while keeping each cohort denominator visible. The funding monitor separates live hourly rates, exact trailing 24-hour sums, and annualized comparisons instead of collapsing them into one yield number. Each child page shows its last-checked date, next review date, and evidence boundary.

What is deliberately excluded

We do not connect wallets, provide trade signals, identify anonymous people, or recommend ways around regional restrictions. Token forecasts and news aggregation are also outside this first release because they decay quickly and are difficult to distinguish from the existing search surface without original data.