Bitcoin in view.
Price, positioning and observed activity.
BTC's Hyperliquid mark price changed -0.00% over the recorded 5-minute window.
Outstanding Hyperliquid BTC position size changed -0.01% over the same window.
Covered liquidation reports averaged 33.85 USDT per minute.
Long & short accounts
Separate exchange account percentages · saved Coinalyze observations
BTCUSDT_PERP.A
Source: 03 Oct 2026 · 10:00 UTC
Received: 03 Oct 2026 · 11:02 UTC
BTCUSDT.6
Source: 03 Oct 2026 · 10:00 UTC
Received: 03 Oct 2026 · 11:02 UTC
Tracked wallet activity
Hyperliquid · 20 watched wallets · 5 receiving updates
0 verified fills in window · 0 trades with unknown position action
| Wallet | Position action | Fill size / price | Position before → after | Source / received · UTC |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| No recorded wallet fills are available for this window. | ||||
Latest displayed fills from the watched cohort. Recorded history is separate from live arrivals and later observed fills.
Hyperliquid price
Mark price · USDC · received time
Saved observations. Lines break at recorded gaps.
Hyperliquid open interest
Asset units · BTC · received time
Asset units show contract positioning. Mark notional also changes when the price moves.
Freshness & coverage
Each source keeps its own observation time and scope.
Selected window monitored; source scope remains limited.
Received: 03 Oct 2026 · 11:41 UTC
Binance & Bybit USDT perpetual accounts, via Coinalyze. Each exchange time is shown above.
Covered public reports; exchange feeds can sample or omit liquidations.
Bybit · Live · window monitored
Binance · Live · window monitored
OKX · Live · window monitored
Checked: 03 Oct 2026 · 11:41 UTC
Some observations are missing from the selected window.
Cohort selected: 03 Oct 2026 · 09:38 UTC
How to read these observations
Separate sources and clocks. Hyperliquid market observations, exchange account ratios and liquidation reports arrive independently. Received time is displayed when the market feed does not supply a source time. Wallet fills retain both source and received times. Account percentages belong to the named exchange and do not measure position size.
Price and open interest. The price and open-interest changes compare observations across the selected activity window only after a comparable recording period is available. Missing baselines stay unavailable. Open interest in asset units is separate from mark notional in USDC, which also changes with price. History lines break at recorded gaps.
Liquidation pace. Indicative report notional in USDT is divided by the selected window length. Binance sends sampled reports, Bybit covers subscribed contracts and OKX supplies partial snapshots. These observations do not measure every exchange liquidation. A monitored quiet period can show zero; missing coverage remains unavailable. USDC market notional and USDT liquidation amounts are not combined.
Watched wallet actions. The cohort is a selected set of public wallets, not all Hyperliquid traders or the wider market. A verified position transition can identify open, increase, reduce, close or flip. Buy and sell direction alone cannot establish a position action. Initial wallet-history snapshots are labelled Recorded history and kept separate from activity totals. Live arrivals and fills observed through later account-history checks have separate row labels.
Hyperliquid market data and tracked public accounts cover that venue; they are separate from Tradeify247 accounts.
Long/short percentages count Binance or Bybit accounts, not position size, and update on their own hourly schedule.
Liquidation rates describe partial public reports in USDT; Hyperliquid notional is in USDC. These amounts are not combined.
Wallet opening/closing totals use individually verified fill records. Unmatched executions remain buy/sell activity with unknown position effect.
Recorded historical fills are identified separately from new arrivals. Missing periods prevent a complete activity comparison.
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