$HFLIPThe inverse trading terminal
They lose.You flip.
Paste any Hyperliquid wallet. We rebuild every closed perp trade from real fills, then show what taking the exact opposite side would have made.
- SOURCE
- HYPERLIQUID API
- HISTORY
- ≤10,000 FILLS
- ACCESS
- READ-ONLY
Position
LONG
What the wallet did
PnL · gross at exit
entry 3,000.0 → mark 2,820.0
−$450.00
2.5 × (2,820.0 − 3,000.0) × +1
Drag across the chart · ← → keys · prices are illustrative, not market data
A wallet longs ETH at 3,000 and rides it down to 2,820.
[02] How it works
Three steps. One public API. No numbers that weren't rebuilt from real fills.
01 / PASTE A WALLET
Any public Hyperliquid address. Nothing to connect, nothing to sign.
0x + 40 hex · validated before any request
02 / RECONSTRUCT TRADES
Up to 10,000 recent perp fills are rebuilt into closed positions — adds, partial closes and reversals included — and each trade is checked against the exchange's own realized PnL.
userFillsByTime · dedupe by tid · startPosition continuity
03 / FLIP THE RESULTS
Same size, same fill prices, opposite side. Both sides pay the same fees, so fading a bad trader is not a free win.
gross = −original · net = gross − fees
Excluded, never guessed
- OPENED BEFORE HISTORY
- First visible fill starts mid-position, so the entry is unknown.
- POSITION GAP
- A fill's start position doesn't match the fills before it.
- PNL MISMATCH
- Reconstruction disagrees with the exchange's closedPnl.
- NON-USDC FEES
- Builder-dex markets settled in another token.
- STILL OPEN
- No closing fill yet. Spot fills are ignored.
- NOT MODELED
- Funding, slippage, margin, liquidation of the flipped side.