Trading account value
What the wallet currently holds on Hyperliquid.
Hyperliquid wallet tracker
A leaderboard shows a single headline number. Paste a wallet address to see the full public record behind it before you decide to follow anyone.
What the wallet currently holds on Hyperliquid.
Profit or loss on perpetual futures over the wallet's history.
Return scaled to a yearly rate, so short and long records compare.
The largest share of peak profit the wallet has handed back.
How many positions the wallet holds right now.
A 0 to 10 score built from 9 signals, with its largest single weight on worst dip.
A wallet can show a large profit because of a single lucky position, heavy leverage or deposits that inflate the account. Worst dip shows how much of its peak profit it has handed back, and the length of the record shows whether the result has held up. The guide to choosing a trader beyond PnL explains what to look for.
Market makers and very fast traders can earn steadily while being almost impossible to copy, because a follower cannot get the same entries, exits or fills. MirrorTrade keeps wallets that fail its checks off the copy feed, and most of them show a Mirror Score of 0. Why leaderboard winners are hard to copy covers the reasons in detail.
Wallets that clear the evidence floors appear on the copy feed and in the ranked list of Hyperliquid traders. You can copy them from your own Agent Account with your own allocation and take-profit or stop-loss limits. To hear about notable moves without checking wallets yourself, join the newsletter.
Past performance does not guarantee future results. A trader can change style, raise leverage or lose money. MirrorTrade shows evidence, not investment advice.
Paste the wallet address above and open its track record. MirrorTrade shows the wallet's account value, perp PnL, annualised ROI, worst dip, open positions and Mirror Score, all derived from public Hyperliquid on-chain data.
From Hyperliquid's public on-chain records. Nothing is self-reported by the trader. Each profile shows the date MirrorTrade last analysed the wallet.
A score of 0 usually means the wallet did not pass MirrorTrade's checks, for example because it trades like a market maker or high-frequency bot, or its record fails the basic evidence floors. It can also mean the first analysis has not finished. Wallets that fail the checks are kept off the copy feed, even when their trades are profitable.
Wallets that clear the quality bar appear on the copy feed, where you can copy them from your own Agent Account. MirrorTrade receives trading permission only and never has withdrawal access to your funds.
No. Looking up a wallet and reading its track record is free and needs no account. Fees apply only to trades placed through MirrorTrade.