SVINOOH · HYPERLIQUID
Hyperliquid, counted at full account value
Hyperliquid balances are exactly what most trackers silently skip: money parked in an app rather than sitting in the wallet. svinooh reads the account behind the same EVM address you already track — perps margin, spot, staked HYPE and vault equity, one honest number inside your total.
The undercount problem
A tracker that only reads wallet token balances misses app deposits entirely, and Hyperliquid is where that hurts most. On one of the wallets we test against, the Hyperliquid account holds $3,512 of a $27,485 portfolio — skip it and the total is quietly thirteen percent short, with nothing on the page admitting it.
What's included
The account's full value: perps margin, spot balances, staked HYPE and vault equity, taken together. It is the account's worth, not a trade blotter — svinooh answers how much is there; the exchange itself answers which trades. HyperEVM balances ride the EVM side of the same address, and overlapping rows are deduplicated so nothing is counted twice.
Questions, answered
Do I need a Hyperliquid API key?
No. The account value is read from public data by address — the same watch-only rule as everywhere else in svinooh: no keys, no signatures.
Are individual perp positions listed?
No — the account is counted at its full value as one position. For managing trades, the exchange is the right screen; for whether your net worth is right, this one is.
Is HyperEVM covered too?
Yes — tokens and DeFi positions on HyperEVM come in through the EVM family for the same address, separately from the exchange account, with overlap removed.