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Hướng dẫn phân tích ví Hyperliquid, theo dõi leader, đọc tín hiệu và thiết lập cảnh báo trong HyperIntel.

Last updated: 2026-07-04

1. Analyze a wallet

  1. Open Home and enter a Hyperliquid wallet address in the analysis box.
  2. Click Analyse to open the wallet report. Invalid EVM-style addresses will show a validation message.
  3. Use the wallet verdict, score cards, red flags, PnL chart, positions, closed trades, orders, transfers, and signals to decide whether the wallet deserves attention.

2. Read wallet verdicts

  1. Admit means the wallet currently passes the main quality gates and is worth deeper review.
  2. Watch means the wallet has useful evidence, but recent timing or risk signals are less clear-cut.
  3. Reject means the wallet failed hard gates such as drawdown, position sizing, stop discipline, or data quality.

3. Run copy simulation

  1. Open a wallet detail page and switch to Copy Simulation.
  2. Log in, enter your intended capital, then run the simulation. The default advanced settings use 5 bps for slippage plus fees and a 2 second detection delay.
  3. Compare Your net PnL with Leader PnL at your scale. Capture ratio shows how much of the leader's scaled realized PnL the simulated follower actually captured.
  4. Review Followed fills, Rejected fills, and skipped-fill reasons to understand whether the wallet's returns are realistically copyable.
  5. If the wallet has no equity snapshot or no indexed fills in the replay window, index or refresh the wallet first and retry after data is available.

4. Track wallets and favourites

  1. From a wallet detail page, use Track to save a wallet to your personal watchlist.
  2. Add a short note when tracking a wallet so you remember why it matters.
  3. Open Favourites to review all tracked wallets and return to their reports quickly.

5. Use trade signals

  1. Open Trade Signals to see active copy-trade signals from tracked leader wallets.
  2. Filter by coin when you only care about a specific market.
  3. Treat fresh signals as leads for review, not automatic trading instructions.

6. Configure alerts

  1. Open Alerts and connect Telegram or Feishu as a notification channel.
  2. Create a Wallet trade event rule to receive one alert stream for opens, closes, and liquidations on a tracked wallet. Use the threshold field as minimum notional size.
  3. Create a Funding rate rule for a coin when you want to be notified about extreme funding conditions.
  4. Create a Group consensus rule when you want Pro-level alerts for a wallet group reaching a new long/short consensus or flipping direction. Choose the group and the minimum number of independent wallets required.
  5. Use Test on a channel before relying on it for live notifications.

7. Review track record

  1. Open Track Record from the sidebar to see how older Admit and Watch pool snapshots performed after they were recorded.
  2. Read Forward Realized PnL as the closed-trade PnL accumulated after the snapshot date, not as a prediction or promise.
  3. Use Winning Share to understand how many wallets in that historical pool had positive forward realized PnL.
  4. Treat Equity Change as secondary evidence because deposits and withdrawals can affect equity independently of trading performance.

8. Manage account and plan

  1. Open Account to manage language, timezone, export data, or log out.
  2. Open Upgrade Plan to compare Basic, Pro, and Elite quotas and billing options.
  3. Usernames are fixed after account creation to keep references stable.

9. Submit feedback

  1. Open Feedback from the sidebar footer when something is confusing, broken, or missing.
  2. Choose a category, describe the issue, and optionally leave contact details.
  3. Feedback is stored in the product database for product review.