Loading pm.wiki…
The Hyperliquid block explorer.
ProjectLiveThe Hyperliquid block explorer.
Select a star to rate
TL;DR
The Hyperliquid block explorer.
HypurrScan is the most-used block explorer for Hyperliquid, surfacing account-level activity, vault holdings, and an ecosystem dashboard that maps the HyperEVM dApp footprint. The product fills the role Etherscan plays for Ethereum — canonical address-and-transaction lookup.
Spotted a mistake? One field, one click.
Hyperliquid L1 block explorer
Account-level vault holdings and position views
HyperEVM dApp ecosystem dashboard
Address activity history and trade reconstruction
Free public access
Go deeper
Full timeline, all features, use case playbooks, comparisons and risk analysis
Open Deep DiveThe first rating sets the baseline for this project.
Comprehensive Dune Analytics dashboard tracking automated trading bot activity and market share across major Polymarket trading platforms.
Comprehensive Web3 asset management platform featuring integrated Polymarket position tracking, multi-chain portfolio monitoring, and DeFi protocol exploration across 50+ blockchains.
Global analytics platform providing comprehensive data on Polymarket traders, markets, positions, and trades.
Telegram bot providing instant analysis of Polymarket's top 5 largest position holders per market, revealing trader directions, position sizes, buy/sell activities, trade counts, total market trades, and direct profile links for identifying whale movements and early market opportunities through comprehensive position tracking.
Professional-grade analytics platform with prediction market support and custom kScript programming
HypurrScan is the de-facto block explorer for Hyperliquid — the surface researchers, journalists, and forensic users open to trace specific HyperCore transactions, validator actions, and HIP-4 market state on-chain. The structural advantage is that HypurrScan exists at all. Most L1s ship with a first-party explorer; Hyperliquid did not, and the gap was filled by independent tooling that now serves the same trust-anchor role Etherscan plays on Ethereum. For anyone doing post-trade reconciliation, dispute investigation, or research on a specific wallet's HIP-4 position history, HypurrScan is the canonical lookup tool. The structural ceiling is the explorer category itself. Block explorers are infrastructure rather than analytics — HypurrScan surfaces what happened on-chain, not why, and a trader looking for positioning context still needs Hyperdash or ASXN beside it. Coverage depth on HIP-4 specifically is bounded by the protocol's own state model: validator-vote oracle results are visible, but the inputs that produced the vote (offchain data signals, validator deliberation) are not on-chain and therefore not in the explorer. Within those constraints, HypurrScan is the standard forensic-grade surface for Hyperliquid.
Discussion (0)