About

Market intelligence for Hyperliquid.

Playtoshi pairs an hourly long/short model for six major coins with a wallet-by-wallet record of every trade on Hyperliquid’s 127 markets: who supplies the volume, which wallets move it, what they hold, and which traders have made money steadily. Everything is live and every number shows where it comes from.

Trades recorded
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Volume recorded
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every fill, both sides
Wallets seen
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each one typed by how it trades
Matched to the exchange
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of its own trade count, last 7 days

Predictions

An hourly long or short call for BTC, ETH, SOL, BNB, XRP and DOGE. A machine-learning model reads each closed hourly bar on Binance and makes its call; the page keeps the call, the price and the outcome of each of the last 100 hours, with a countdown to the next one.

Markets

Every major coin on one screen: the model’s current call next to who is trading the coin on Hyperliquid right now: volume, which side takers are on, how much comes from market makers, which way the big wallets lean, open interest, funding, and Hyperliquid’s share of the coin’s volume against Binance, Bybit and OKX.

Flow

Every trade on Hyperliquid, wallet by wallet: the main crypto perps and trade.xyz’s stocks, indices, commodities and FX. For each market: how much of the volume comes from market makers, high-frequency desks and directional traders, the biggest wallets and their positions, and every order of $100K or more.

Live shows big orders across all markets as they land, and big wallets opening, closing and flipping positions. Traders lists the wallets that made $1M or more trading perps, and made it steadily, month after month.

Why the numbers hold up

Checked against the exchange. Each hour, the trade stream’s count is compared with Hyperliquid’s own candles, market by market. Two connections run side by side, so one dropping loses nothing.

Names only with sources. A firm’s name appears on a wallet only when public reporting ties the wallet to it, and the reports are linked. Wallet types describe how a wallet trades, never who owns it. The rules are in the methodology.

Recorded as it happens. Wallet-level trade history cannot be fetched after the fact, so the record starts the day collection did, and grows every second.

Risk

Not financial advice. The model’s calls are statistical output and are often wrong; past results do not predict future ones. Flow shows what has traded, not what will. Perpetual futures are leveraged and can lose you the whole of your margin.

Playtoshi only publishes data: it holds no funds and places no trades.

Data sources

Hyperliquid’s public API: the trade stream, positions, account sizes, the leaderboard and vaults. Binance: hourly candles for the model. Binance, Bybit and OKX: perp volumes for comparison. Hypurrscan: community labels, shown as such. Public reporting: firm attributions, each with its sources.