How a whale trade pays out
No exchange account and no order book. You take a side on a Hyperliquid account’s chart, the pool takes the other one, and the account’s own trading decides who gets paid.
1 · Pick a whale
The board lists the biggest live accounts on Hyperliquid with what they hold right now. Or paste any address worth $50k or more and it opens as a chart.
2 · Pick a side and a size
Long if you think the whale is right, short if you think it’s wrong. 2x, 5x or 10x, from 0.01 SOL, with a take profit or stop loss if you want. It fills the moment you click.
3 · Watch it live
Your P&L moves with the whale’s chart, read every few seconds from Hyperliquid. Close whenever you like after the first 15 seconds.
4 · Cash out
Closed positions land in your balance at once. Withdrawals only ever go back to the wallet that deposited.
The rules
The chart
Leverage
Fair fills
Wins and losses
Fees
Which whales open
Size
Sharp moves
Quiet data
The risks, plainly
- Whales use leverage too. At 10x on a whale running 5x, a 2% move in the market can take your whole stake.
- A whale controls its own chart: it can close a winner or take a loss whenever it likes. You’re betting on its trading.
- Values come from Hyperliquid’s public API. If it goes quiet, new trades pause until it’s back.
- The engine keeps the book and co-signs withdrawals from the vault. Every trade is logged.
- Practice uses paper SOL on the same live whales. It has no cash value.
- We’re not affiliated with Hyperliquid or with any account on the board.