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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.

Read-only public account data

Hyperliquid wallet tracker

Inspect a public address’s account value, positions, reported PnL history, and recent fills. No wallet connection is required.

Enter a public address

Start with an address, not a story.

The tracker reports public account state. It does not identify the owner or explain why a position exists.

Public addresses are not verified identities. Account state can omit hedges, assets, and activity on other venues. This version covers the validator-operated perpetual account plus aggregate portfolio history; HIP-3 sub-DEX positions may require separate queries.

Direct answer · Checked 2026-07-16

Paste a public 0x address to retrieve its main perpetual state, open orders, spot balances, reported portfolio history, and returned fills from Hyperliquid's official read-only API. The page derives liquidation distance, unrealized PnL, returned-fill closed PnL and fees, all-time drawdown, concentration, and 24-hour fill notional. These metrics describe the returned data scope; they do not verify identity, reveal intent, or reconstruct a complete cross-venue strategy.

ConnectionNot requiredThe tool accepts only a public address string.
Core sourceOfficial APIAccount state, portfolio, fills, and midpoints.
IdentityUnknownAn address is not proof of who controls it.

What the wallet tracker reads

The tool requests clearinghouseState, spotClearinghouseState, portfolio, userFills, openOrders, and allMids. The summary reports main-account value, gross exposure, margin used, and withdrawable balance. Separate panels preserve the difference between positions, resting orders, token balances, and fill records.

How to read position PnL

Unrealized PnL belongs to the current reported position and changes with the mark price. Closed PnL in the fill table belongs to the returned fill record. Neither number alone is a complete strategy return: deposits, withdrawals, funding, fees, liquidations, transfers, spot holdings, and positions on other venues can change the economic result.

Coverage boundary

This first version emphasizes the validator-operated perpetual account because it is the most consistent public state returned by the base query. Hyperliquid’s HIP-3 markets can live on separate perpetual DEX namespaces and may require per-DEX account queries. The tracker labels that limitation instead of silently presenting partial coverage as a complete net-worth calculation.

How the derived checks are calculated

  • Liquidation distance is the absolute distance between current midpoint and reported liquidation price, divided by the midpoint. It is not a liquidation simulator.
  • Closed PnL and fees sum the fill records returned by the current API response; they are not guaranteed lifetime totals.
  • Max drawdown scans the returned all-time account-value series from each previous peak to a later trough.
  • Largest position divides the largest absolute position value by gross perpetual exposure.
  • 24h fill notional sums absolute price × size for returned fills timestamped within the last 24 hours. It is activity, not net position change.

Privacy and attribution

Public does not mean identified. Do not attach a person’s name to an address without a reliable, independently checkable disclosure. The tool stores no wallet connection and makes no ownership claim; the address stays in the page URL only so a result can be reproduced or shared.