Hyperliquid APIWhale Positions, Liquidations & HIP-3 Analytics


Hyperliquid runs a fully on-chain perpetuals exchange. Bitquery streams every trade, funding settlement, liquidation, and position change as it happens, and stores the full history. That covers whale positions, open interest by asset, vault PnL, and HIP-3 market activity, so you can query or subscribe to whichever slice you need.

Hyperliquid API Whale Positions, Liquidations & HIP-3 Analytics
Who it's for

Perp Traders

& Funds

Quant &

Algo Teams

Analytics

& Dashboards

Liquidity Providers

& Vault Depositors

Why use Bitquery for Hyperliquid

Why use Bitquery for Hyperliquid

Whale positions and open interest

Track positions wallet by wallet, with open interest by asset, long/short ratios, and notional exposure updated in real time.

Live liquidation feed

Every forced unwind streams in with size, side, mark price, and the liquidated wallet, ready to wire into alerts, dashboards, or risk models.

Funding rate history and vault PnL

Funding rate history per market, plus vault PnL with deposits and withdrawals. Useful for attributing returns or finding the basis trades that are actually paying.

HIP-3 market analytics

Index the HIP-3 builder ecosystem: which deployers are live, volume per builder market, fees earned, and how flow splits across native and HIP-3 venues.

Use cases

For Perp Traders & Funds


  • Whale position tracking: follow specific wallets through entries, exits, leverage, and realized PnL.
  • Subscribe to the live liquidation feed to catch forced unwinds as they happen.
  • Read funding rate history and open interest by asset to time basis and carry trades.

For Quant & Algo Teams


  • Stream tick-by-tick trades into your research stack for signal generation.
  • Pull OHLCV at 1s, 1m, 5m, or any custom interval and backtest against historical liquidations.
  • Cross-reference Hyperliquid prints with Binance, Bybit, and other on-chain spot feeds.

For Analytics & Dashboards


  • Rank wallets by realized PnL, ROI, win rate, or volume.
  • Track vault PnL, copy-trade flows, and smart-money activity.
  • Surface HIP-3 market analytics: per-builder volume, fees, and adoption over time.

For Liquidity Providers & Vault Depositors


  • Track HLP and other vault share prices, vault PnL, and net deposit and withdrawal flows.
  • See what each vault is exposed to right now: open positions, leverage, and open interest by asset.
  • Compare vault performance over time to size deposits and exits.
Data services

Power your Hyperliquid strategies and dashboards with Bitquery's perp data.

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