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Hyperliquid trade history

Analyse your Hyperliquid trade history for free

Hyperliquid's Trade History tab lists fills, not trades, and its API only guarantees your most recent 10,000 of them. perpbook rebuilds your history into actual trades, analyses it, and can keep a copy so older trades don't drop out of view.

Free, read-only, no sign-up. Or look around a demo account.

Fills versus trades

A fill is one match on the order book. A trade is a position from open to close. Scale in three times and out twice and you have five or more fills but one trade. On one active wallet, 7,800 fills were 773 trades; grouped naively by order they looked like 3,244, with a very different win rate. perpbook follows the position size Hyperliquid reports before every fill, so each trade starts and ends where the position actually did.

The 10,000-fill limit

Hyperliquid's API documentation says only your 10,000 most recent fills are available. For an active trader that can be a few months. Click Save history on your perpbook page and it stores every fill from then on, so your journal keeps your full record even after Hyperliquid stops serving the older ones.

What you get from your history

  • Every trade with entry, exit, size, fees, funding and net PnL
  • Win rate, profit factor and expectancy across all of them
  • PnL by coin, side, hour and weekday: which setups and sessions make you money
  • A PnL calendar and an equity curve

Questions

How do I see my Hyperliquid trade history?
In the Hyperliquid app, open Trade History for fills and Funding History for funding. For trades, PnL and stats, paste your address into perpbook.
Why are my old Hyperliquid trades missing?
Hyperliquid's API only guarantees the latest 10,000 fills. Save your wallet on perpbook to keep its own copy from then on.
Is there a free tool to analyse Hyperliquid trades?
Yes: perpbook is free, needs no account, and is open source.

See your own trades

Paste a Hyperliquid address. Works for front-ends built on Hyperliquid and HIP-3 markets.