HyperCore is now live on Arkham.
You can now explore:
• Address/entity spot + perp holdings
• Address/entity USD balance history
• Address/entity PnL history
• Address/entity filterable trades (last 30 days)
• Token pages with top open perp positions
• Token pages with trade filtering
Big thanks to for supporting us throughout the integration to @xulian_hl and @Sterling_hl
And thanks to @ericonomic for constantly reminding us this was one of the most worthwhile integrations we could build
HYPERLIQUID IS NOW ON ARKHAM
HyperCore data is now on Arkham Intel. You can now see an address’s Hyperliquid trades, current positions and performance.
Here’s a rundown of our Hyperliquid integration:
@0xngmi honestly at this stage if you still get drained by signing on a fake website that’s kind of on you..
llamasearch is genuinely gud tech. Don’t get why more people aren’t using it
HYPEREVM IS NOW ON ARKHAM
HyperEVM chain, which is effectively Hyperliquid’s smart contract layer, is now live on Arkham Intel. This chain doesn’t include live trading activity but does show deposit and withdrawal activity on Hyperliquid, as well as on-chain HYPE holdings.
We’re excited to begin unlocking Hyperliquid data for our users. More to come. Learn more about this launch:
ANNOUNCING: THE NEW ARKHAM API
Today we’re unveiling our full-fledged Intel API based on enhancements we’ve made throughout our Pilot Program.
The new Arkham API is the most advanced in the world for on-chain data and analytics.
Interesting sir.
What I don’t understand is how would you measure the CB floor in practice? My understanding is CB demand can be lumpy and not always price insensitive, and they can always pause/stop buying. Is there a metric you look at that tells you the structural bid is actually putting a floor under drawdowns (vs just being a supportive narrative?