Read the record.Check the source.
The journal turns one fixed wallet’s public Hyperliquid activity into open trades, finished receipts and recorded results. These are crypto perpetuals: contracts with no fixed expiry.
- Still open
- The price gain or loss on the part still open. It changes with the market and excludes fees and funding.
- Finished trade
- All closed portions of the trade combined, after recorded trading fees and funding payments.
- Overall result
- Includes recorded closed results and the part still open, with recorded costs. Deposits and withdrawals are not trading profit.
Exits & costs
One trade can have several exits.
An execution is called a fill. The trader can close a piece and keep the rest open. Those partial exits belong to the same trade; they are not extra completed trades.
Trading fees can be costs or rebates. Funding is a payment made or received while holding a trade. Recorded costs and funding are included once in the finished result.
Read the dates with the result
Each view has its own check time. An open-trade update can be newer than the journal. Historical gaps and incomplete or conflicting records can leave results unavailable.
Historical funding is still being reconciled. Recorded results may be revised.
Under the hood
Recorded executions and funding are reconciled with the observed position. A partial close receives its share of entry fees, exit fees and funding. Entry and exit prices are weighted by execution size.
Unknown opening history, conflicting evidence or incompatible result currencies can withhold an amount. Figures use the displayed token unit. USDC is a dollar-linked crypto token; these figures are not bank balances.
Public UTC day results count exits on the day they happened, including partial exits. A whole trade’s receipt can therefore cover exits from more than one day.
One fixed wallet.
The original public account activity is on Hyperliquid. This journal organizes that activity into a readable record.
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