Bitcoin Moving Average Long/Short
Right now (Oct 25, 15:57 UTC): Bitcoin Moving Average Long/Short holds $2.2M and reports -11.9% APR. All-time PnL is -$475.6K; its worst peak-to-trough fall in returns, ignoring deposits and withdrawals, was 40.9%. The leader owns 8.7% of the vault (the minimum is 5%).
How this is calculated: Account value, APR, PnL and leader share from Hyperliquid’s vaultDetails endpoint; drawdown is measured on a time-weighted return index, so deposits and withdrawals are not counted as losses. Hyperliquid samples the all-time series at about 100 points, so a short dip between samples can be deeper than shown. Maintained by LabelYX.
Growth of $1 since creation
Leader
0x1fa1…1d08 · owns 8.7% of the vault · takes 10% of profits
“Following the trend in Bitcoin, using the best moving average”
Open the leader’s address for full trading analytics: PnL history, win rate, sessions and drawdown.
How Hyperliquid user vaults work
- Profit share: the leader receives 10% of profits. If you deposit 100 USDC into a 900 USDC vault and it doubles, you withdraw 200 USDC less 10 USDC for the leader.
- Skin in the game: a leader must keep at least 5% of the vault at all times and cannot withdraw below it.
- Lockup: you can withdraw one day after your most recent deposit.
- Withdrawals: if there isn’t enough free margin, open orders are cancelled and then positions are closed in 20% steps until the withdrawal can be paid, so large withdrawals can move the vault’s positions.
- What it can trade: these HyperCore vaults trade validator-operated perps; they cannot trade spot or builder-deployed (HIP-3) markets.
APR is a snapshot of past performance, not a rate you are owed. The return-based drawdown above is the better guide to what holding this vault has actually felt like. Compare it with HLP and the rest of the vaults leaderboard, or read the vaults guide.