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.

Public scheduled orders

Hyperliquid TWAP tracker

Scan active public TWAP schedules, resolve each market, and compare size, estimated notional, schedule pace, and elapsed time.

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Visible schedules—Minimum $100K
Buy notional—Estimated at current marks
Sell notional—Estimated at current marks
Largest schedule——
Active schedules onlyThis is not a complete whale-trade feed or executed-fill history.
MarketSideEst. notionalEst. paceSizeMarkSchedule windowWallet
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Coverage: active schedules returned by HypurrScan, with prices and asset metadata resolved from Hyperliquid.

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Estimated notional equals scheduled size × current mark; estimated pace equals that notional ÷ scheduled minutes. “Elapsed” measures scheduled time, not executed fill progress. A TWAP can be cancelled, fail, or receive fills at prices different from the displayed mark.

Direct answer

The tracker lists active public TWAP schedules returned by HypurrScan, resolves the traded market with Hyperliquid metadata, and estimates notional and scheduled dollars per minute from current marks. It is useful for large-order monitoring, but it is not a complete whale-trade feed. Elapsed schedule time is not executed fill progress, and a visible address does not reveal its owner or intent.

Order typeActive TWAPScheduled orders, not every large market or limit order.
NotionalEstimatedScheduled size multiplied by the current live mark.
ProgressTime elapsedThis is not a measurement of executed fill quantity.

Start with an address, then separate positions from executions

Current positions describe visible exposure. Unrealized P&L has not yet been realized by closing, and account-value changes can include deposits. A TWAP schedule is not proof that the entire planned order filled.

If you do not yet have an address, follow the public trader discovery guide, then return here to inspect the account.

What should you check after finding a large TWAP?

Compare planned value, side and remaining time, then inspect the address’s existing positions. A buy schedule may open a long or close a short. Elapsed schedule time does not measure filled quantity.

Find a public address if you do not have one yet.

How markets are resolved

The schedule record supplies a numeric asset ID. Main perpetual IDs map to the official main universe. Spot IDs use the documented spot offset. HIP-3 IDs encode both a perpetual-DEX index and an index inside that DEX’s metadata. The tracker retrieves only the DEX metadata needed by the active records and leaves an unresolved label if a public response is unavailable.

Schedule time is not fill completion

The progress bar compares the current time with the public start time and scheduled duration. It does not know the exact executed quantity. Randomized execution, cancellation, errors, liquidity, and price limits can all make real fills diverge from a simple time fraction. Use the linked wallet tracker to inspect public account state and returned fills separately.

What a large order cannot prove

A large TWAP may belong to a market maker, vault, treasury, automated strategy, hedge, or one leg of a broader portfolio. The address does not establish identity; the side does not establish directional conviction; and copying the visible schedule does not recreate the original risk controls. Treat the feed as a research surface, not a trading signal.