Docs Trade

Book, funding and market detail

The live order book and tape, depth, funding over a week, thirty days of a market by the hour, and its largest holders.

Beside the chart, three tabs streamed live from Hyperliquid: the order book, its depth, and the trades as they print. Under the chart, the tabs about the market itself.

The order book with bids and asks around the spread
The order book, twenty levels a side, grouped by the step you pick.

Order book, depth and trades

Group the book by the price step you pick. Click any price to make it your limit. Depth draws the same levels as cumulative size on each side of the spread, with a readout for the level under the pointer. Trades is the tape: each print with its price, size and side.

The depth chart with cumulative bids and asks
Depth: how much it takes to move the price each way.

Funding

The Funding tab shows every hourly rate of the last seven days as bars and what they cost a $1,000 long. For Hyperliquid’s own crypto perps it sets the next funding on Binance and Bybit beside Hyperliquid’s. Under it, thirty days of the market by the hour: open interest, 24-hour volume and the funding rate, each with its low, high and latest.

Funding bars for seven days and thirty-day charts of open interest, volume and funding
Funding over a week, and the market by the hour over a month.

After hours

For a stock perp: the average move while its home market is shut, the largest, the average move in the first 30 minutes after the open, how often it rose while shut, and the last close-to-open moves one by one (how these are measured).

The After hours tab with the average move while shut, the largest, and the recent close-to-open moves
How this market behaves while its home market sleeps.

Largest holders

The largest long and short positions in this market among the biggest Hyperliquid accounts: size, entry, liquidation price, leverage and open profit, each linked to the trader’s page. Under them, the recent moves those accounts made here.

About

What the market tracks, in the words its deployer published on-chain, and for a company its reports this quarter.