LoadingLoadingLoadingThey do different jobs. Hyperdash is a terminal for trading, copy trading and market data on Hyperliquid, and Hypurrscan is a free explorer for blocks, transactions, validators, vaults and wallets.
| What you compare | Hyperdash | Hypurrscan |
|---|---|---|
| What it says it is | A trading platform and data terminal, "the 24/7 terminal for global markets". | "A community-built explorer for Hyperliquid". |
| Trade from the site | Yes. Orders are signed by an agent wallet that your own wallet approves. | No order form found on its market pages, signed out. |
| Copy trading | Yes. Copy or take the opposite side of up to 10 traders. | Not found. |
| Wallet lookup | Yes. Positions, fills and history for any wallet. | Yes. Transactions, holdings, perps, orders, vaults, staking and lending tabs. |
| Leaderboard | Yes, in the main menu. | Yes, at /leaderboard, not in the top menu. |
| Blocks, transactions, validators | Not described. | Yes. This is its core: blocks, transactions, validators, tokens and the HyperEVM. |
| Vaults and HLP | Not found. | Yes. Vault pages and an HLP monthly returns table. |
| Oil, gold and stock markets | Yes, a core feature. Its asset index counted 118 such markets. | Shown in the product (for example xyz:CL, xyz:SP500). Not described on its About page. |
| Liquidations | Heatmaps and a live feed. | A live feed, a chart by side and a tab on each market. |
| Public API | No documented API found. Public asset endpoints are listed for machines. | Yes. Documented, with a limit of 1,000 requests per minute per IP. |
| Cost | No subscription found. Builder fee of 1.5 bps on perpetuals and 3 bps on spot. | Free per its terms. A premium API tier exists, price not stated. |
| Needs sign-in to look | No, for the terminal, leaderboard, markets and wallet pages. | No, for the home, dashboard, stats, wallet, market and leaderboard pages. |
| Run by | Hyperdash, Inc., a Delaware company, per its privacy policy. | HypurrScan, a French company, per its legal notice. |
Checked 2026-10-20 from each site's own pages, signed out and with no wallet connected. "Not found" means we did not see it. It does not mean it does not exist.
| What you compare | Hyperdash | Hypurrscan |
|---|---|---|
| Ranked by | Profit and loss. Tabs for Overall, Equities, Commodities, Majors and Alts. | Tabs for profit and loss, volume and win rate. |
| Time windows | 24H, 7D, 30D, year to date and all time. | 24H, 7D, 30D and all time. |
| Filters | Asset class tabs. | Venue filters, including Trade.xyz. |
| Where it is | In the main menu. | At /leaderboard. Not in the top menu. |
| Signed out | Visible. | Visible. |
| What the profit counts | Its docs say realized profit. Its page says it includes open positions, except all time. Read the label on the page. | The page labels it "indexed fills closed pnl". |
A leaderboard ranks past profit. It does not rank the profit a follower would have made.
A leaderboard rank is past profit. It is not a forecast, and it is not what you would have made by following that wallet. Timing, fees, slippage and account size change a follower's result, and a trader can change style or lose money.
Every fact about the two sites comes from their own pages, read on 2026-10-20.
Hyperdash's docs list no subscription. It adds a builder fee of 1.5 basis points on perpetuals and 3 basis points on spot and prediction markets on top of Hyperliquid's own fees (its Fees page). Its Copy Trading page quotes a 0.05% builder fee instead, so read the page for the product you use. Checked 2026-10-20.
Its terms say the services are provided free of charge. It lists a premium API tier, and we could not find a price for it. Checked 2026-10-20.
We found no order form on its market pages when signed out, and its terms describe an explorer. We did not connect a wallet, so we cannot say what changes after one is connected. Checked 2026-10-20.
Both show Hyperliquid's builder-deployed markets, such as WTI crude as xyz:CL. Hyperdash lists them as a core feature (its asset index counted 118 on 2026-10-20) and lets you trade them. Hypurrscan shows market pages with a chart, order book and funding. AlphaYou's own pages for oil, gold and the S&P 500 show price, funding and open interest with the time they were read.
No. AlphaYou publishes this comparison and has its own Hyperliquid research pages, so read it with that in mind. Every fact about the two sites comes from their own pages, linked below with the date it was read.
AlphaYou ranks wallets by the evidence behind the profit, and publishes a dated study of how well past profit carried forward. A leaderboard rank is a starting point for checking a wallet, not a reason to follow it.
Checked 2026-10-20. Research only, and nothing on this page is investment advice.