What is changing in positioning?
Read price, funding and open interest together.
Explore positioningUnderstand the measure. Follow the evidence. Find a clear path from a question to the data.
Read price, funding and open interest together.
Explore positioningFollow dated fees, revenue and fund purchases.
Explore financialsCompare capital balances, lending and order-book depth.
Explore capitalSeparate circulating supply, purchases and tracked burns.
Explore supplyThese tools have different observation boundaries. Availability and freshness are shown inside each study.
Filter reviewed contract categories, inspect current volume, open interest and funding, and open individual price histories.
Coverage boundaryClassification covers a reviewed set of trade[XYZ] contracts. Other markets remain unclassified; composition is a current snapshot, not a historical market-share series.
Explore HIP-3 & RWAExplore market contexts, recorded funding, wallet positions and sampled TWAP states.
Coverage boundaryLiquidation thresholds are not executed events. Complete market-wide liquidations, TWAPs and unstaking queues are not covered.
Inspect the activity sampleRead dated fee and revenue reports alongside separate Assistance Fund executions and supply observations.
Coverage boundaryFull revenue segmentation and complete priority-fee accounting are unavailable. Provider totals retain their own attribution.
Inspect revenue reportsExplore reported TVL, HLP, pool histories and HyperCore reserve states with saved rate, utilization and balance observations.
Coverage boundaryReserve history grows from foreground snapshots, with hourly gaps and original receipts. No background lending collection or complete historical series is established.
Inspect reserves & historyFind a definition, understand its limits, then open the relevant data.
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The reference price reported for a perpetual contract. Liquid Data displays it separately from the oracle price and an order-book midpoint.
The reported value of trades during a period. Market cards use the provider’s rolling 24-hour notional turnover.
The outstanding contract quantity at an observation time. Quote-valued open interest multiplies that quantity by the current mark price.
A payment rate between perpetual traders. Positive rates mean longs pay shorts; negative rates mean shorts pay longs. Hyperliquid settles funding hourly.
The difference between the best available ask and bid. The basis-point view divides that difference by the midpoint and multiplies by 10,000.
The visible resting buy and sell orders within the selected distance from the midpoint.
The reported liquidation threshold for a position under its current account conditions.
A time-weighted average price order spreads execution across smaller slices over a chosen duration.
Charges paid for using the measured service. Liquid Data’s daily fee chart follows the provider’s dated reporting definition.
The provider-reported portion of fees retained for the protocol or its token holders after the relevant supplier distributions.
A protocol mechanism that converts trading fees into HYPE. The documentation treats HYPE held by the fund as burned.
The reported HYPE quantity classified as circulating by the source’s supply accounting.
Liquid Data’s reconciled supply-state measure combining the documented Assistance Fund treatment and tracked HyperCore reductions.
The measured value of assets deposited in the covered protocols under the provider’s inclusion rules.
The account value returned for the Hyperliquidity Provider vault, displayed separately from its PnL history.
The reserve utilization ratio reported by Hyperliquid, shown alongside supplied, borrowed and available asset balances.
An annual rate expresses a rate on a yearly basis. APY includes a compounding convention; the two labels are not interchangeable.
A derived estimate using matched issuer share and NAV observations across eligible consecutive reporting sessions.
A value divided by a specified financial measure. Corporate P/E uses earnings; Liquid Data’s HYPE value/revenue measure uses reported revenue.
The volume of reviewed equity, equity-index, commodity and FX perpetual references divided by all returned HIP-3 volume in the same quote currency.
Perpetual markets operated by external deployers on Hyperliquid infrastructure.
HyperCore hosts native trading and related state. HyperEVM provides an Ethereum-compatible execution environment on the same network.
Source time describes when an observation applies. Retrieval time describes when Liquid Data received it.
Coverage describes which assets, dates or events were actually observed. An unavailable value is different from a measured zero.
Short explanations that connect the measures to their underlying mechanisms.
Read price, activity and positioning together.
Separate purchases, balances and supply reductions.
Understand HyperCore, HyperEVM and their accounting boundaries.
Follow the dependencies between execution, liquidity and applications.
Understand missing values, timestamps and partial histories.
Use the original documentation for current protocol rules and technical details.
Protocol structure and mechanisms.
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Opens in a new tabRate calculation, settlement and payment direction.
Opens in a new tabFee schedules and the documented fund mechanism.
Opens in a new tabExecution environment and gas accounting.
Opens in a new tabDelegation and staking mechanics.
Opens in a new tabThese definitions explain the measures used on Liquid Data. Each chart retains its own source, observation period and coverage. Read our methodology or check data health.
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Perpetual contexts and available spot reference prices stream. Individual figures retain their own receipt times. Protocol cards refresh public sources independently; historical charts and issuer reports keep their reporting dates.