LoadingLoadingLoadingTo track smart money on Hyperliquid, find wallets with a long record of profit, read what they hold, and watch how their positions change. Use a leaderboard to find candidates, then check each wallet's account size, age and deepest fall before you trust the profit.
| Where | What it shows | Sign-in to look |
|---|---|---|
| Hyperliquid app | Its own leaderboard and each wallet's public positions. | Not needed. The data is public. |
| Hyperdash | A leaderboard by profit, a wallet explorer, and the largest positions in each market. | Not needed for the pages we saw. |
| Hypurrscan | A wallet page with transactions, holdings, perps, orders and vaults, and a leaderboard. | Not needed for the pages we saw. |
| AlphaYou | The stock contracts that tracked wallets hold, with side, size and entry, on the Top traders tracker and each Hyperliquid stock page. | Not needed. |
Hyperdash and Hypurrscan rows checked 2026-10-20 from their own pages. The two are compared in detail on the Hyperdash vs Hypurrscan page.
It can tell you what profitable wallets hold right now, how big the positions are and how crowded one side of a market is. It cannot tell you what the market will do. Wallets enter and exit at different prices and sizes, so a crowded side is not a forecast.
Recent profit is also a weak screen. AlphaYou's dated copyability study looks at how well a wallet's past profit carried into its next period, and what that means for anyone following it.
AlphaYou tracks Hyperliquid wallets that clear a floor: more than $100K of perpetuals account value, more than $20K of perpetuals profit, at least 90 days of history and at least 12 completed weeks. A wallet whose sampled drawdown reached 60% or more in the last 12 months is out. Passing the floor means the evidence is stronger, not that future profit is likely.
It is a label people give to wallets with a long record of profit. It describes the past. It does not say the wallet will be right next time, and a wallet can lose money after a long run of gains.
Yes. Positions and account values on Hyperliquid are public, so you can read what a wallet holds. You cannot see the person behind it, and one person can run several wallets.
Not to read public data. Hyperdash and Hypurrscan showed their leaderboards and wallet pages signed out when we checked on 2026-10-20. Alerts and copying need an account on the service that offers them.
Not reliably. A follower's result differs from the wallet's because of timing, fees, slippage and account size, and the wallet can change style or lose money. This page is research, not investment advice.
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.