How to read a Hyperliquid wallet profile
Inspect public positions, balances by venue and bounded account activity.
By Mainneat / Reviewed / Independent documentation
How do I open a profile?
Select a buyer or seller address in a tape. The profile route can also be shared directly. Public wallet labels are third-party attributions; they are not verified personal identities.
What balances are included?
The profile presents supported perpetual venue balances, spot balances and staking data returned by the relevant account endpoints. It is not a complete index of every vault, lending position or HyperEVM asset the address might own.
Why not combine everything into one net worth?
Balances can use different assets and represent different accounting categories. Adding collateral, exposure and token quantities together would double count or mix units. Venue rows preserve their context.
Are positions shown at the time of the trade?
The positions panel is a current snapshot. Historical position changes require matched account fills and their signed starting positions. The app keeps the distinction explicit when those fills are unavailable.
Can I follow what an address did yesterday?
Wallet watch requests a bounded 24-hour fill history for the selected address. API and display limits apply, so a very active account may have truncated results. Only the selected visible wallet refreshes automatically.
Sources and methodology
Protocol details refer to the official sources below. Terminal behavior describes this site's implementation and its stated coverage limits. Examples are illustrative.
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