Hyperliquid PnL checker
See how any Hyperliquid wallet is really doing: PnL for 24h, 7 days, 30 days and all time, its win rate, the positions it holds now and its best and worst trades. Paste an address. Nothing to connect.
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How it works
- PnL
- Hyperliquid’s portfolio feed for the address: cumulative PnL over 24 hours, 7 days, 30 days and all time, perps and spot together.
- Win rate
- The account’s fills over the last 30 days, grouped into trades: one closed position on one coin is one trade. Wins, losses, realized PnL and profit factor come from the same trades.
- Positions
- Every open perp position with its size at the mark price, entry, liquidation price, leverage and unrealized PnL.
- Next step
- Want the wider picture first? See what Hyperliquid’s top vaults are positioned for.
Questions
How do I check a Hyperliquid wallet’s PnL?
Paste the wallet’s 0x address above and press Check PnL. The tool reads Hyperliquid’s public API and shows the account’s PnL for the last 24 hours, 7 days, 30 days and all time, a chart of each, the win rate over its last 30 days of trading, its open positions and its best and worst trades.
Is this the same PnL the Hyperliquid app shows?
Yes. The PnL figures come from the same portfolio feed Hyperliquid’s own portfolio page draws: perps and spot, realized and unrealized. Deposits, withdrawals and transfers are not counted as profit or loss.
How is the win rate calculated?
From the account’s fills over the last 30 days. A trade is one position closed on one coin: scaling out of a position in ten clips counts as one trade, not ten. Win rate is winning trades divided by all closed trades. Very active accounts can exceed what Hyperliquid returns for 30 days; the tool then scores the most recent fills and says how many days they cover.
Can I check any wallet, not just my own?
Yes. Every Hyperliquid account is public on-chain, so any address can be checked. Nothing is connected or signed, and you do not need an account.
Does it work for Hyperliquid vaults?
Yes. A vault is an account with its own address, so pasting a vault address (HLP, for example) shows the vault’s PnL and positions the same way.
What is profit factor?
Gross profit from winning trades divided by gross loss from losing trades over the same window. Above 1 the account made more on its winners than it lost on its losers; below 1 it lost money overall on closed trades.