Hyperliquid price deviations: open vs closed
Compare mark-to-oracle basis and impact width while the underlying US exchange is open versus closed.
History accumulating1 archived observation · 2026-07-12 to 2026-07-12
Open lab →Experimental data research
Auditable experiments built from Hyperliquid market data and timestamped Spottrench snapshots. We publish missing history as missing, never as a back-test.
Experimental section. Every page publishes its method, coverage and limitations; history accumulates only from real timestamped snapshots and is never back-filled.
Compare mark-to-oracle basis and impact width while the underlying US exchange is open versus closed.
History accumulating1 archived observation · 2026-07-12 to 2026-07-12
Open lab →Long/short concentration, exposure shifts and the largest visible positions of tracked wallets.
History accumulating1 archived observation · 2026-07-12 to 2026-07-12
Open lab →Forward returns after documented whale imbalances, with null outcomes kept visible.
History accumulating1 archived observation · 2026-07-12 to 2026-07-12
Open lab →Immutable forecasts, due-date outcomes and calibration without reconstructed wins.
History accumulating1 archived observation · 2026-07-12 to 2026-07-12
Open lab →Each lab has an explicit question, a fixed allowlist of input fields and a visible history state. Results are calculated only from saved observations; unavailable due-date outcomes stay null.
Open research experiments on Hyperliquid market data: live price deviations versus official exchanges, whale positioning, whale-signal performance and a public ledger of our own forecasts. Every experiment states its method and limitations on its page.
The Hyperliquid public API (prices, positions, open interest) plus our daily collector snapshots of active wallets. Reference prices for tokenized stocks come from Yahoo Finance. History is archived once per day and never back-filled.
By design. An outcome is published only when a real archived snapshot exists for its due date. Missing observations stay empty instead of being interpolated — that is what makes the results auditable.
Experimental statistics are not a recommendation or financial advice. Correlation does not establish causation, tracked wallets are only a sample, and past relationships may disappear.