Coinversa Pulse
Live crypto, stock, gold & oil trading data from Hyperliquid: see what the best traders and whales are doing on Bitcoin, ETH, the S&P 500 and more
Add to Claude (opens in new tab)See what the best traders are doing right now, across Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana and hundreds of crypto markets, plus stocks (S&P 500, Tesla, Nvidia, Apple), gold and oil, all traded on Hyperliquid.
Ask Claude questions like:
- Are the best traders long or short Bitcoin right now?
- Where are the big liquidation clusters on ETH?
- What are top traders and whales doing on the S&P 500?
- Is gold crowded? Is open interest building into this move?
- Profile any wallet: PnL, win rate, biggest wins and losses, drawdown.
- Who are the most profitable traders this month?
Coinversa Pulse tracks every Hyperliquid wallet and groups traders by track record, from smart money and whales to "exit liquidity", so you can see who is positioned where, not just the price. It covers live positions, liquidations, open interest, funding, order-book depth, full trading history with PnL, and HIP-4 prediction and outcome markets.
For builders: the same data is available over a REST API and live WebSocket streams, plus builder-DEX revenue and user analytics.
Over 100 tools, all read-only: Coinversa never places trades, never touches funds and never asks for wallet keys. Market data and analytics only, not investment advice.
Requires a free Coinversa account: sign in when you connect. New accounts get a 14-day Pro trial.
Tools
- builder_cohorts
- builder_fills
- builder_journey
- builder_leaderboard
- builder_lifecycle
- builder_orders
- builder_overlap
- builder_profile
- builder_retention
- builder_traders
- hip4_cross_product_overlap
- hip4_daily_volume
- hip4_most_active
- hip4_outcome
- hip4_outcome_recent_trades
- hip4_outcome_summary
- hip4_outcomes
- hip4_perp_position_context
- hip4_questions
- hip4_recent_settlements
- hip4_top_traders
- hip4_trader_outcomes
- list_asset
- list_assets
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