Track a Hyperliquid portfolio by address

Hyperliquid answers anyone who asks about a public address. tula asks, from your terminal, and puts the answer beside the rest of what you hold.

What does it track?

Perps on Hyperliquid’s own dex and every builder-deployed one, with the liquidation price or account ratio Hyperliquid states.
Spot balances, staked HYPE and vault equity.
Every sub-account, as an account of its own.
Standard, unified and portfolio margin accounts, each read the way it liquidates — how each mode works.

Not read: balances on HyperEVM, Hyperliquid’s own EVM chain.

Is a wallet address safe to give it?

An address can only be read. tula never asks for a private key or seed phrase on Hyperliquid, and an address can sign nothing. Anyone can look one up on Hyperliquid already; tula saves it on your machine, nowhere else. See the security model.

One position in full

tula position ETH

perp ETH · hyperliquid

Position
  Size             -2 short
  Value            $4,900.00
  Entry Price      $2,500.00
  Mark Price       $2,450.00

PnL
  Unrealised PnL   +$100.00 (ROE +20.4%)
  Funding          $3.20 received since open

Liquidation
  Liq. Price       $3,412.00 (+39.3% to liquidation)
  Margin           $490.00 (10x cross)

Prices, PnL, funding and the liquidation price are Hyperliquid’s own; tula adds the value and the distance to liquidation. To work a liquidation price or funding out by hand first, use the liquidation price calculator or the funding rate calculator.

What can I ask it?

positions: Every perp and balance, as Hyperliquid states it, sub-accounts included.
position ETH: One position in full: entry, PnL, funding, margin and liquidation price.
breaks: Everything that can be liquidated, nearest first, beside any Aave market.
exposure: Each asset netted across Hyperliquid and every other venue you connect.

Why not Hyperliquid's own portfolio page?

It shows Hyperliquid. A short there hedging ETH you hold on an exchange, or an Aave loan against the same coin, is on another screen. tula nets them into one net exposure figure and ranks every liquidation risk in one list, and a stress test shows what a fall does to all of it.

Try it

Install tula, then paste a public address when it asks:

try it

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