Best Hyperliquid traders to copy

Hyperliquid's own leaderboard ranks wallets by profit (30-day PNL when we checked), next to account value, ROI and volume. This is AlphaYou's own ranking, not Hyperliquid's. It ranks by Mirror Score, so all else equal a wallet that reached the same profit through a calmer equity curve ranks above one that reached it through a violent one. Every wallet here also cleared the evidence floors first: more than $100K in perpetuals account value, more than $20K in perpetuals profit, at least 90 days of usable history and at least 12 completed weeks. A different site can rank a different pool with another score, so compare the wallet address, reporting window and update time before you compare ranks.

The three highest-scoring wallets right now are Peridot Mallard (0xe1dd…f849), Suede Eider (0x389b…a93b) and Narrow Anvil (0xecc8…d8ce). The ranking lists qualified Hyperliquid traders in Mirror Score order. A wallet needs more than $100K in perpetuals account value, more than $20K in perpetuals profit, at least 90 days of usable history and at least 12 completed weeks. A sampled drawdown of 60% or more within the trailing 12 months disqualifies it. The table still shows its all-time sampled worst dip.

Open a trader's profile from the ranking below and review their record, then choose an allocation and decide whether to start in full-book mode, which moves you toward their current portfolio, or forward-only mode, which waits for their next action. Set any take-profit or stop-loss boundary you want, then approve the strategy from your own wallet.

Hyperliquid's perpetual markets run continuously rather than on exchange opening hours, and AlphaYou follows a selected trader's actions automatically once a strategy is running, so you do not need to be at a screen for a copy to happen. Continuous execution is not a guarantee of a fill: fast markets, slippage, partial fills and minimum order sizes still apply.

No. The displayed leaderboard and downloadable copyability snapshot use the same sample of up to 100 qualified wallets with open positions from AlphaYou's tracked feed. Neither is a network-wide count, and an absent address is not proof that a wallet is unprofitable or unsafe.

No. The Mirror Score organises public evidence that already exists, it does not predict anything. A trader who ranks highly can change style, increase leverage or lose money, and a copier can see different results because of lag, slippage, fees and account size.