Notifications

Anomalous orders, whale consensus and squeeze risk over the last 30 days

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Hyperliquid whale alerts

This page collects three kinds of events that HyperScan detects on Hyperliquid in real time, over the last 30 days; each notification links to the page with the details. The bell in the header counts new notifications without reloading the page. Guests see only those that arrived while the site was open; the counter resets when you open this page.

Anomalous and extreme orders

A market order of $1M+ is anomalous from 1.5% of the coin’s trading volume on Hyperliquid over the previous 24 hours and extreme from 3%. A series of orders sliced by one address is judged by its total: the notification comes when the sum crosses the threshold, and once more if it grows to extreme. All orders are on the large orders page.

Strong whale consensus

A notification comes when 90%+ of the money directional whales hold in a coin is on one side — with at least 3 whales on that side, $1M+ in whale positions and no single whale holding half of the side. The consensus is considered over below 85%; the same coin and side won’t trigger again for 6 hours. The full ranking is in Follow the flow.

High squeeze risk

A notification comes when liquidations of tracked positions within 2%, 5% or 10% of the price reach the size of the order book in that range (at least $1M): longs if the price falls, shorts if it rises. The alert re-arms once the risk drops to low, and the same coin and side won’t trigger again for 6 hours. How the metric works is explained in the methodology.

Notifications are an analytics tool, not investment advice.