Wallet Groups
Build a group
Saved groups
This browser onlyFaster than typing: open any wallet's Money Flow graph, click the wallets you want and they land here — sub-accounts go in with one click. A group is only ever its URL, so there is nothing to sign up for and nothing stored on our side.
Why one wallet is usually the wrong unit
Almost nobody trades from a single address. A main account holds the size, a sub-account runs an experiment, a third wallet exists because it was funded from a different exchange eighteen months ago. Look at any one of them and you get a true answer to the wrong question: this address made money, while the account as a whole did not, or the reverse.
Grouping fixes the unit. Positions are netted, not stacked — long 2 BTC on one wallet and short 1.5 BTC on another is a 0.5 BTC net long, which is the exposure you actually carry, and the number that decides what a move does to you. PnL and equity are summed across every member, so the win rate you read is the win rate of the trader rather than of one of their addresses.
What a group is, technically
A group is nothing but its URL. There is no record on our side: the addresses live in the link, the analytics are computed on request from Hyperliquid’s public API, and saving a group writes it to your own browser’s storage and nowhere else. That has two consequences worth knowing. A group link can be shared or bookmarked and will work for anyone who opens it, and clearing your browser data deletes your saved groups permanently, because we hold no copy to restore.
As with everything on LabelYX, this is read-only. Combining addresses reveals what is already public on-chain; it grants no permission over any of them, and no page here can move or spend funds.
Faster than typing addresses
Open any wallet’s Money Flow graph and click the wallets you want — they land in this builder, and sub-accounts go in with a single click. That is usually the quickest way to assemble a real trader’s full footprint, because the graph shows you which addresses actually fund each other rather than making you remember them.
Frequently asked
What does grouping wallets actually do?
It treats several addresses as one account. Positions in the same asset are netted rather than listed separately, so an offsetting long and short collapse into your true net exposure, and PnL, fees, funding and equity are summed across every member.
Do I need an account to build a group?
No. A group is encoded in the page URL and nothing is stored on our side. Saving a group writes it to your own browser only, so it is available on that device and nowhere else.
Can I group wallets that are not mine?
Yes. Hyperliquid settles on-chain, so any address is public and read-only analytics can be computed for it. Grouping gives no access or permission over an address, it only combines information that is already visible.
Why are my positions smaller than the sum of the wallets?
Because they are netted, not added. Being long an asset on one wallet and short the same asset on another leaves you with only the difference as real exposure, and that difference is what the group view shows.
What happens to my saved groups if I clear my browser?
They are gone. Saved groups live in your browser storage and are never uploaded, so there is no server-side copy to restore. The group URL itself still works if you kept the link.