Hyperliquid Whale Portfolios: Holdings of the Largest Whale Wallets
Hyperliquid whale wallets one by one: account value, 7-day realized P&L, long/short split, allocation per coin, and every open position with entry price and leverage. Read from public on-chain data, refreshed hourly. It shows what big players hold, not financial advice.
Need a per-coin summary and 24h trade flows? The Whales page has the aggregate for the whole pool. Full wallet addresses are never shown, only public nicknames or shortened addresses.
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FAQ
- Whose portfolios are shown on this page?
- The largest wallets on Hyperliquid's public leaderboard, sorted by account value. Each wallet's contents, account value, 7-day realized P&L, and open positions, are read from Hyperliquid's public on-chain data and stored as an hourly snapshot. No CryptoHalley user portfolios are here, and nobody's personal data is sent to our server.
- What do the unrealized P&L and entry price columns mean?
- Entry price is the average price at which the position was opened. Unrealized P&L is the profit or loss not yet realized on a position that's still open, calculated by the exchange from the gap between entry price and current price. Both show as a dash if Hyperliquid doesn't expose the figure for that position: CryptoHalley never guesses numbers that don't exist.
- Why can a wallet be called "balanced"?
- A wallet's direction is calculated from the difference between total long and short notional divided by the total. If that difference is under 5 percent, the wallet is called balanced rather than being forced into a long or short category. Many large accounts do hold both sides at once for hedging or basis trades, so their net direction is close to zero.
- Does this mean I should copy their positions?
- No. This page describes what big players hold at the moment the snapshot is taken, not an entry or exit signal. Whales use different account sizes, risk limits, and time frames, often close positions sooner than it appears, and are often wrong too. The numbers here are public data, not financial advice.