Paste a wallet. Get the grade, your biggest leak, and what to work on next.
A clean week. Worth repeating.
How a red day turns into a red week.
When the exchange made more from your week than you did.
One normal move from liquidation.
Average loss bigger than average win.
Yours or anyone's. Public data, nothing to sign.
Every perp fill, fee and funding payment from the last 7 days.
A grade, your biggest leak, and what to work on next. On a page you can share.
Ten behaviours, ranked by how much of the week each one cost. When a week is too thin to judge, the report says so.
Losses outweighed the wins this week: for every $1 lost, $0.36 came back. You're down $1,805 (-9.78%) from 13 closed trades.
Halve your size for one week and keep the same setups. Gross wins were $1,027 against $2,823 in gross losses, and that needs to turn before size is worth adding back.
Why this one: This one explains the biggest share of the week: 47% of the money that moved. Next is "DOGE cost you the most" at 46%. Fix this one first; the other usually shrinks with it.
This is a real example report on this site, from the same engine that reads your wallet.
Five questions, answered from your numbers. Free, no account. The answers are computed; Claude only puts them into words and never adds a number that isn't yours.
Based only on your last 7 days of public Hyperliquid activity. No market calls, no price predictions.
Losses outweighed the wins.
For every $1 you lost, you made $0.36 back (a 0.36× profit factor), on a 46% win rate. Entries and exits together weren't paying this week.
Liquidated? Capped at C. Red week? Capped at B. Fewer than three closed trades? Capped at B. See the math
Hyperliquid’s top wallets by 7-day volume plus everyone registered here, graded on one scale. You can rank by P&L too; the board says why that ranking misleads, right next to the control.
See the leaderboardSign in, free, and next week’s report can say whether the fix worked.
Paste a wallet. Get the grade, your biggest leak, and what to work on next.
A clean week. Worth repeating.
How a red day turns into a red week.
When the exchange made more from your week than you did.
One normal move from liquidation.
Average loss bigger than average win.
Yours or anyone's. Public data, nothing to sign.
Every perp fill, fee and funding payment from the last 7 days.
A grade, your biggest leak, and what to work on next. On a page you can share.
Ten behaviours, ranked by how much of the week each one cost. When a week is too thin to judge, the report says so.
Losses outweighed the wins this week: for every $1 lost, $0.36 came back. You're down $1,805 (-9.78%) from 13 closed trades.
Halve your size for one week and keep the same setups. Gross wins were $1,027 against $2,823 in gross losses, and that needs to turn before size is worth adding back.
Why this one: This one explains the biggest share of the week: 47% of the money that moved. Next is "DOGE cost you the most" at 46%. Fix this one first; the other usually shrinks with it.
This is a real example report on this site, from the same engine that reads your wallet.
Five questions, answered from your numbers. Free, no account. The answers are computed; Claude only puts them into words and never adds a number that isn't yours.
Based only on your last 7 days of public Hyperliquid activity. No market calls, no price predictions.
Losses outweighed the wins.
For every $1 you lost, you made $0.36 back (a 0.36× profit factor), on a 46% win rate. Entries and exits together weren't paying this week.
Liquidated? Capped at C. Red week? Capped at B. Fewer than three closed trades? Capped at B. See the math
Hyperliquid’s top wallets by 7-day volume plus everyone registered here, graded on one scale. You can rank by P&L too; the board says why that ranking misleads, right next to the control.
See the leaderboardSign in, free, and next week’s report can say whether the fix worked.
Premium will watch the week while it’s happening instead of explaining it afterwards. None of it is switched on yet.
Founding members get 25% off Premium for life. No price yet, no card, and the spot count is real.