Traditional markets.
Hyperliquid positioning.
One research workspace.
See the whole market before you take the trade. A live markets radar — funding, OI, volume, premium on every perp — plus live positioning from the top wallets, a top-trader leaderboard, and AI wallet analytics. Free to start — no signup, no wallet to view. Execute wherever you already trade.
Key numbers to watch.
The Hyperliquid market at a glance — where the carry is, where the top wallets are winning, and how the book is leaning. Live from the chain, no signup.
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Where BTC actually breaks.
Live · 261d candlesTrend & momentum
Key levels — support & resistance
Daily pivots
Daily Fibonacci
Ranges
AI market read
GEMINIHow to read these
- Support & resistance are swing pivots — prices where the tape actually turned — grouped when they sit within ~1.2% of each other. The touch count matters: a level tagged 4 times has far more resting interest than one tagged once.
- Breakout triggers take the 30-day range and add a quarter of ATR beyond the edge. The buffer exists because price routinely pokes a range boundary and fails; requiring a push past normal daily noise filters some of that.
- Pivot points (P, S1–S2, R1–R2) come from the prior day's high, low and close: P = (H+L+C)/3. Floor traders used the same arithmetic before screens existed, and enough desks still watch them that they stay reactive.
- Daily Fibonacci levels divide the prior day's high–low range at the classic ratios (23.6, 38.2, 50, 61.8, 78.6%). Retracements into the 38.2–61.8% zone are the textbook "healthy pullback" area; like pivots, the levels matter mostly because many participants watch the same lines.
- Moving averages smooth price into trend. Price above a rising 200-day is the textbook uptrend; the averages act as dynamic support/resistance largely because so many participants watch the same lines.
- RSI measures the speed of recent gains vs losses (above 70 conventionally "overbought", below 30 "oversold"). ATR is average daily range — useful for sizing how far is "normal" before a move means anything.
- Why levels "work": largely self-fulfilling attention. Enough orders cluster at widely-watched prices that price often reacts there — until it doesn't. Treat every level as a reference, never a guarantee.
Read the data first. Then route the order.
The native Hyperliquid UI is great for executing. Tape is the screen you watch before and after — every perp's funding and crowding, where the top wallets sit, what the whales just did, and a live read on any wallet. All free, all public data, and every claim checkable on the Hyperliquid L1.
Nothing to connect
No wallet, no signup, no keys. Tape reads public Hyperliquid data only — your funds and keys never come near this site.
Sub-second data
Direct WebSocket subscriptions to the Hyperliquid order book. Same latency profile as a market-maker dashboard — including during liquidation cascades.
Every perp market
Full Hyperliquid coverage including HIP-3 gold, oil, and tokenized-stock perps, plus HIP-4 prediction markets as they list.
Auditable numbers
Every stat traces to public on-chain Hyperliquid data. Any fill, funding print, or wallet metric can be replayed against the L1. No black-box feeds.
Execute elsewhere
Tape is the research screen. You trade on Hyperliquid or any terminal you already use. No keys, no routing, no builder fee on this site.
No token, no points
Nothing to farm. The optional paid layers — Tape Pro and the agent API — are priced in plain dollars on the pricing page.
Protocols, desks, and data platforms interested in integrating: support@tapeperp.com or Telegram / X.
Plug Tape into your AI.
Tape's live analytics are an MCP server and a pay-per-call x402 API — an agent (Claude, your own bot) pulls live signals, whale flow, market pulse, the leaderboard, and AI wallet reads for a few cents of USDC. No account, no API key, non-custodial end to end.
Model Context Protocol
Point any MCP client at https://tapeperp.com/mcp. Tools: market signals, market pulse, whale prints, markets radar, wallet analysis, and the top-trader leaderboard — all read-only, all live. Pro unlocks higher limits.
Pay-per-call API
Agents read Tape's x402 manifest at /api/x402, pay a few cents of USDC, and get a live read — wallet AI or signals — with no signup. Endpoints →
Free to use. Pro for power users. An API for agents.
All of Tape's analytics are free, with no signup and nothing to connect. Two optional paid layers add depth — for humans and for machines. No token, no points.
analytics-only · non-custodial · it never places trades, routes orders, or holds keys or funds. Informational only, not financial advice.Gold. Oil. Equities. Same order book discipline.
Hyperliquid's builder-deployed markets put commodities, FX, and tokenized stocks on the same on-chain CLOB. Tape gives them first-class treatment — dedicated pages, funding history, and depth, not a generic dropdown.
The Tape Wallet is being built.
You've watched the whole market on Tape. The plan is to let you trade it from the same screen. The Tape Wallet will bring non-custodial Hyperliquid execution into the terminal you already read — it is not released yet, and the waitlist below is how you'll hear first.
- Non-custodial — your wallet signs every order; keys and funds never touch Tape
- Trade straight from the radar, signals, and whale prints you already watch
- One signed approval sets a builder-fee cap (≤ 2 bps), enforced on the Hyperliquid L1
- Full Hyperliquid market coverage, including HIP-3 gold, oil, and equity perps
Join the waitlist
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