Learn how to use the HyperStats token terminal to read price charts, whale markers, top positions, long/short bias, and recent activity on Hyperliquid.
How to use the HyperStats token terminal to combine live price action, large-wallet markers, top positions, and token activity windows.
Use the HyperStats token terminal to study one Hyperliquid market with a live price chart, whale markers, top positions, and recent open/close activity.
Use the chart for context, the top positions table for current concentration, and the activity window for recent open/close behavior.
The terminal chart is best used with large open markers and recent price action together. That lets you see whether meaningful trader entries are happening into strength, weakness, or chop.
Marker clustering is timeframe-aware, so short windows preserve detail while longer windows stay readable.
The Top Positions table shows the largest current positions in that market, including margin, leverage, open date, and unrealized PnL where available.
Use this table to understand who currently matters in the token, not just who traded it recently.
Current positions are a live snapshot, while the activity window shows recent opens and closes over a selected time range. Those are different concepts and should be read separately.
A token can show strong recent long activity while still being net short by current notional, or the reverse.
Because the activity window affects recent open/close counts only. Current positions are a live snapshot of the market right now.
Bot-like wallets are filtered out of some public-facing token terminal components to keep the signal cleaner.