Account value
—Latest available account snapshotHYPERLIQUID ACCOUNT
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Open position P&L
—Unrealized · core perpetualsGross exposure
—— of account value · core perpetualsPerformance
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History is not available for this period.
—Sampled history · USD equivalent
Return uses a cash-flow-adjusted estimate. Capital flows are inferred from the chart; sparse samples can affect both. Calculation details
Open positions
—| Asset | Position value | Quantity | Entry / mark | Unrealized P&L | Margin | Liquidation / distance |
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Position value is exposure, not invested capital. Liquidation distance is shown for each position and is not a guarantee against liquidation.
Account context
- Account mode
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- Trading volume in period
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- Available chart samples
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- Data source
- Hyperliquid public API ↗
This page covers this Hyperliquid account. External wallet reserves are outside these figures. The account history can include vault balances; the positions table covers the core perpetual venue.
How to read these figures
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Value and P&L
Account value and P&L history come directly from Hyperliquid. Period P&L is the change between the first and last available P&L samples. It is not the change in account value: adding capital is not profit. No extra fee or funding deduction is applied to the API's P&L curve.
Capital and return estimate
Capital flow between chart samples is inferred as change in account value minus change in P&L. The return estimate uses Modified Dietz: period P&L divided by opening capital plus time-weighted inferred flows. A flow is placed at the later sample time. This is an estimate, not audited TWR or an annualized APR. Return and inferred flows are unavailable when equity and P&L do not cover the same endpoints. No estimate is shown when the weighted capital is non-positive.
Pullback and missing history
The largest P&L pullback is the greatest peak-to-later-trough decline in sampled P&L, in dollars. It is not a percentage drawdown or a measurement of intraday risk. Historical samples may be sparse, and the first chart point need not be the first trade. Missing data is shown as a dash.
Positions and balances
Quantity, entry, unrealized P&L, margin and liquidation come from the current core perpetual state. Mark is inferred from position value divided by absolute quantity. Gross exposure is the sum of absolute position values. For a long, liquidation distance is (mark − liquidation) / mark; the direction is reversed for a short. Shared account balances are never added twice.