About & Methodology

Who Runs HIPERWIRE

HIPERWIRE is built and operated by an independent developer active in the Hyperliquid ecosystem, publishing under the HIPERWIRE name. The site is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or operated by Hyper Foundation, Hyperliquid Labs, or any market deployer covered on this site. The fastest way to reach the operator is X / Twitter.

Where the Data Comes From

All market data — prices, 24h moves, volume, open interest, funding rates, and leverage caps — comes directly from Hyperliquid's public info API. A monitoring service polls every HIP-3 market around the clock, tracks price moves across 1h–24h windows, and records a snapshot (price, move, volume, timestamp) whenever an event is published. Article pages preserve their publication-time snapshot; live panels and the screener show current values.

How Articles Are Produced

HIPERWIRE's written coverage is produced by an automated pipeline with human-defined rules, and we are transparent about that. When a market moves beyond its liquidity-adjusted threshold, the pipeline researches the catalyst using live web and X search, then drafts the article with a frontier large language model. Every event article cites its sources — usually 4 to 8 publication-grade references — and each article page labels the research and writing models used. Structural validation rejects drafts that fail formatting or citation requirements, and systemic failures halt publication entirely rather than degrade quality.

Coverage is event-driven, not promotional: articles document what moved, why, and what changed on chain. Nothing on this site is sponsored content, and no deployer or project pays for coverage.

Corrections

Archived articles preserve their as-published snapshot by design. If you find a factual error in any article, flag it to @hiperwire on X and we will correct or annotate the page.

How the Site Is Funded

HIPERWIRE is funded by Hyperliquid's referral program. Links marked with the HIPERWIRE referral code give new Hyperliquid accounts a 4% fee discount and pay the site a share of trading fees. That is the site's only monetization — there are no ads, no paid placements, and no token. See the privacy policy for the full referral and analytics disclosure.

Nothing on this site is financial advice. Perpetual futures trading involves extreme risk of loss; do your own research before trading.

Open Source

The trading tools documented under /tools are open source, and the site exposes machine-readable feeds (including llms.txt manifests) so researchers and trading agents can consume the same data the site renders.