HyperIndex combines the live positions of 100 screened Hyperliquid traders into one HEAT Score and a set of asset-level reads. The dashboard replaces manual wallet hunting, and Core alerts when aggregate positioning materially changes.
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Both use the same measurement system for different jobs.
Two public snapshots per day for seeing how the 100 are positioned now.
Private monitoring across every tracked asset, with an alert only when aggregate positioning changes enough to matter.
Core monitors the hours between public snapshots across every tracked asset, without requiring you to configure wallets or alert thresholds.
Hourly positioning snapshots with 90-day context
100 anonymous trader bars — ordered by approximate net size
| Asset | Net Position | Tilt | Net Leverage | Conviction | Traders |
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Other tools make you inspect wallets one by one. HyperIndex answers a narrower question: what are 100 screened directional traders doing as a group, and what changed enough to matter?
A proprietary multi-signal process evaluates accounts across time and rejects activity that would create a misleading picture of directional conviction.
The HEAT Score summarizes the aggregate direction. Asset tilt, net leverage, conviction, and trader counts show where the agreement is concentrated.
Core checks the full asset universe after every hourly refresh and sends a private Telegram alert for regime flips, meaningful net shifts, and conviction changes.
This is a replay of an actual move measured with the same 100-trader set between 11:00 and 12:01 ET on July 14. The values are historical; the format is the concise alert Core uses now.
The bot sends the newest production alert only after its 48-hour delay. Until one is eligible, it sends this clearly labeled historical replay.
Core sends a Telegram alert only when a regime, net exposure, tilt, or conviction change clears its materiality threshold. It is intended for active Hyperliquid traders who want meaningful changes delivered without monitoring another feed.
Private Telegram activation is automatic after checkout. Manual support fallback remains available within 12 hours.
Whale trackers help you inspect individual wallets. HyperIndex maintains the same screened 100 and measures their aggregate positioning, reducing single-wallet noise and making regime changes easier to see.
Free trackers are useful for lookup, raw activity, and alerts you configure yourself. Core monitors the 100 for you: no wallet list to build, no rules to tune, and no interruption unless the aggregate state materially changes. It is designed to tell you when it is worth opening the other tools.
The dashboard refreshes hourly. We say hourly because that is the current production cadence. Core evaluates the full universe immediately after each successful refresh.
Signals publishes two scheduled public snapshots per day. Core checks every tracked asset after each hourly refresh and privately interrupts you only when a regime, net exposure, tilt, or conviction change clears a materiality threshold. Same measurement system; much faster monitoring and broader coverage.
No. It reports aggregated positioning and changes. It does not provide personalized recommendations, execute trades, connect to your wallet, or promise returns.
Founding subscribers can try Core for seven days. If it is not useful, email support within seven calendar days of the first payment for a refund.
