6 Best Hyperliquid Wallet Trackers in 2026, Compared

Hyperliquid's trading data is fully public, so a whole category of tools has grown up around reading it: paste-a-wallet analytics dashboards, multi-exchange data platforms, raw block explorers, and multi-chain portfolio trackers. They solve different problems. This guide compares the six most commonly used options so you can pick the right one for what you're actually trying to do, whether that's checking your own PnL, vetting a leaderboard trader before copying them, or scanning funding rates across markets.

Methodology and disclosure: LabelYX built this page, and LabelYX is included in the comparison, marked clearly below. The ranking criteria are: whether the tool is free, whether it requires sign-up or a wallet connection, how deep its per-wallet analytics go (PnL, win rate, drawdown, journaling, not just a balance), whether it covers whale/leaderboard research, and whether it's Hyperliquid-specific or one of many chains it supports. Feature and pricing details are sourced from each vendor's own site or docs as of July 2026 and will drift over time, check the vendor directly before relying on pricing.

LabelYX

A free, read-only analytics dashboard built specifically for Hyperliquid perpetual futures. Paste any wallet address and see PnL, win rate, drawdown, live positions, trade history, funding exposure, a trading calendar, and 16+ other views, no login, no wallet connection, no email.

• Completely free, with no account or paid tier
• No sign-up or wallet connection required for any feature
• Deepest per-wallet analytics on this list: win rate, drawdown, trading journal, calendar view
• Hyperliquid-only, so it won't help with other chains or exchanges

Best for: traders who want to instantly analyze their own or someone else's Hyperliquid wallet in depth, without creating an account.

HyperTracker

HyperTracker (hypertracker.io / hypertracker.app) is the closest analog to LabelYX: a free, no-login, read-only Hyperliquid wallet and whale tracker, delivered primarily as an iOS/Android app rather than a web dashboard. It covers positions, PnL history, a leaderboard, price alerts, and a HIP-3 token browser, and can aggregate multiple wallets into one view.

• Free core app, with a separate paid API tier for programmatic order-flow/funding/OI access
• No wallet connection or account needed for the core app
• Strong on mobile alerts and multi-wallet aggregation
• Mobile-app-first; less suited if you want a bookmarkable web page to share or link to

Best for: traders who want push alerts and multi-wallet tracking from their phone.

CoinGlass

CoinGlass is a large multi-exchange derivatives data platform. Hyperliquid wallet lookup, whale monitoring and PnL analysis are one section of a much bigger product that also covers open interest, liquidation maps and funding rates across dozens of centralized and onchain exchanges.

• Free tier available for basic wallet lookup; paid plans unlock more
• No sign-up required for basic Hyperliquid wallet/whale data
• Excellent for cross-exchange context (funding, OI, liquidations) alongside Hyperliquid
• Hyperliquid wallet analytics are shallower than a Hyperliquid-only tool: less depth on win rate, drawdown or journaling a single wallet's history

Best for: traders who want Hyperliquid whale data next to broader multi-exchange derivatives context in one place.

Nansen

Nansen is a multi-chain smart-money analytics platform where Hyperliquid is one of 20+ supported chains. Its Pro plan adds real-time PnL, risk scores and Smart Money attribution across every chain and protocol you hold assets on, not just Hyperliquid.

• Paid only: Pro plan runs $49-69/month depending on billing term (as of July 2026)
• Requires an account
• Best-in-class if you need one dashboard across many chains, not just Hyperliquid
• Overkill, and an unnecessary cost, if Hyperliquid is the only chain you actually trade on

Best for: multi-chain traders and researchers who need smart-money attribution across many protocols, and are already paying for that breadth.

HyperDash

HyperDash started as an independent Hyperliquid analytics dashboard, but was acquired by pvp.trade and rebuilt as a trading terminal. It now combines analytics with execution features like chase orders, trailing stops, TWAP and copy trading, which means it asks for a connected wallet to unlock most of what it does.

• Mixed free/paid depending on the execution features used
• Requires a connected wallet for trading functionality
• Strong if you want to execute trades and copy-trade directly from the same tool you use to research wallets
• No longer a pure, read-only analytics tool: connecting a wallet is a bigger trust and security decision than pasting a public address

Best for: traders who want to research and then execute or copy-trade from the same interface, and are comfortable connecting a wallet.

HypurrScan

HypurrScan is a Hyperliquid block explorer: raw on-chain transaction, transfer and contract data, in the tradition of Etherscan for Hyperliquid's L1. It's free and requires no sign-up, but it's built for verifying transactions and reading raw chain state, not for curated performance analytics like win rate or drawdown.

• Free, no sign-up
• The most reliable place to verify a specific on-chain transaction or transfer
• No curated PnL, win rate or drawdown views; you're reading raw data, not a performance summary

Best for: verifying a specific on-chain transaction, not for evaluating a trader's overall performance.

Feature comparison

Feature availability and pricing as of July 2026, sourced from each vendor's own site or docs. Check the vendor directly before relying on pricing, since plans change.

Which one should you use?

If Hyperliquid is the only place you trade and you want the deepest possible read on a single wallet, free and with zero sign-up friction, LabelYX and HyperTracker are the two purpose-built options; pick LabelYX for the web dashboard and journal/calendar depth, HyperTracker if you want a native mobile app with push alerts. If you trade across multiple exchanges and want Hyperliquid data alongside broader derivatives context, CoinGlass fits. If Hyperliquid is one of several chains you hold assets on and you're already paying for cross-chain smart-money research, Nansen covers that ground. If you specifically want to execute or copy-trade, not just research, from the same tool, HyperDash's terminal is the fit, accepting that it now requires a connected wallet. And if you need to verify a specific on-chain transaction rather than evaluate a trader's overall performance, HypurrScan is the right, narrow tool for that job.