Read-only perps snapshot

Hyperliquid Perps Account And Leaderboard Snapshot

Paste a full onchain address or a Hyperliquid leaderboard label to inspect public perp account state. No wallet connection, no signature, no approvals.

Last updated: 2026-05-31Last reviewed: 2026-05-31
Read-only public state

Hyperliquid perps account reader

Public API read
Read-only accessNo signature, approvals, or private keys.
Public account stateReal-time clearinghouse data when the API responds.
Public transparencyAddresses may reveal trading exposure.

Paste an address or leaderboard label

The first read returns account value, public performance context, withdrawable collateral, margin usage, unrealized PnL, liquidation levels, and open perp exposure when positions are visible.

Account
Margin and cash
Leaderboard
PnL and ROI
Risk
Distance and size

Start with a public address

This page is a read-only risk lens. It helps you decide what to inspect next, not whether to trade.

  • Paste a full public address or a leaderboard label and read current Hyperliquid perp account state.
  • Review margin usage, liquidation distance, exposure split, and concentration.
  • Compare current open positions with leaderboard performance context when available.
  • Save repeated-read equity snapshots only in this browser.
  • No wallet connection, signatures, approvals, order routing, or private storage.

What this reader shows

The portfolio reader calls Hyperliquid's public clearinghouse-state and portfolio-history endpoints for an address. If you paste a leaderboard label, it first resolves the matching public leaderboard row. It summarizes current perp account state, open positions, unrealized PnL, liquidation prices, leaderboard performance context, and account-value history when Hyperliquid returns it.

It does not connect a wallet, request a signature, create an approval, place orders, or store private account credentials.

Public addresses can still reveal positions and exposure. Use addresses carefully if privacy matters.

After a read

Use the summary as a routing layer. The most relevant next page depends on which risk label looks stretched.

How to interpret the risk cards

The risk summary is built for triage. It helps you decide which positions need a closer look before you open the market page, review funding, or calculate liquidation distance manually.

Margin usage

Shows how much of account value is tied up as margin. Higher usage can leave less room for adverse price moves, funding, and unrealized PnL changes.

Closest liquidation

Shows the nearest visible liquidation distance among open perp positions. It is useful for triage, but it is not a full liquidation engine.

Concentration

Compares the largest position with account value. One oversized market can dominate risk even when headline margin usage looks reasonable.

Saved drawdown

Uses snapshots saved only in this browser. It can show recent equity deterioration, but it is not a complete account history.

Liquidation calculator

Stress-check a position with your own margin and maintenance assumptions.

Watchlist

Track markets in your browser after reviewing account exposure.

Risk disclaimer

Review leverage, funding, slippage, oracle, and protocol risks.

Risk notice
Portfolio reads use public account data and snapshots saved in this browser. They do not place orders or request signatures, but public addresses can reveal exposure, and liquidation-distance estimates are not a complete risk engine.

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