Desks

A desk is one home market’s night on one page: Seoul, Tokyo, New York, Hong Kong, Shanghai and Mumbai. It is the page a trader on Hyperliquid’s own app does not have.

What a desk shows

• The session clock in the city’s time and yours: open or shut, how long until it changes, and the trading day as one line, from pre-market to after hours (Tokyo’s and Hong Kong’s lunch break included), each part in both times.
• The market now: how many names are up and how many down, the average move since the close weighted by volume, the day’s volume and open interest, how much of what the largest accounts hold is long, and what was liquidated in the last 24 hours.
• The session so far while the exchange trades, the night so far while it is shut: each company once, under its busiest market with its other listings beside it. Its price, the move since its close, the last 24 hours, the perp against the exchange’s live price (while shut, its usual night move), open interest, volume, funding as a yearly rate and how much of the largest accounts’ money on it is long. Order it by the biggest moves, the most traded or open interest.
• Guarded minutes: when the next window around the open starts and ends, and around each report, in both times (The session guard).
• Liquidated on these names: the longs and shorts forced out in the last 24 hours, and the five largest.
• The largest accounts, on these names: what they opened, added to, cut, closed or flipped since the last hourly scans.
• Reporting in the next 14 days among this market’s names, each with how it moved in the hour after its last report.
• Funding: where longs pay shorts the most and where shorts pay longs.
• Elsewhere since the close: what moved on the other home markets.

In the market’s own language

The Seoul desk offers Korean with one tap, Tokyo Japanese, Hong Kong and Shanghai Chinese. The rest of the app follows your choice, and you can switch back from the foot of the page.

Open the Seoul desk