Nansen integrates Hyperliquid perpetual contract trading, supporting smart money and on-chain data analysis
BlockBeats news, July 7 — According to official sources, blockchain data analytics platform Nansen has officially launched the Hyperliquid Perp (perpetual contract trading) feature, now available for all web and mobile users. While tracking on-chain activity of Smart Money, whale addresses, and well-known investors, users can directly execute Hyperliquid perpetual contract trades within Nansen, and view key data such as funding rates, long/short positioning ratios, and wallet-level position distributions in real time, delivering an integrated "research-to-trade" experience.
Nansen stated that the platform has simultaneously launched the Hyperliquid Perps Leaderboard, which supports filtering by Smart Money, whales, and top traders, and allows sorting based on 7-day, 30-day, or all-time cumulative performance to help users quickly identify leading wallet addresses. In addition, users can deposit from external wallets via the app, bridge from connected Solana or Base wallets to Hyperliquid, or directly receive asset transfers from other Hyperliquid addresses.
Besides trading features, Nansen has further expanded data coverage for the Hyperliquid ecosystem, including on-chain HyperFND activity monitoring and the Hyperliquid Data API. Users can track HyperEVM active addresses, contract deployments, and ecosystem growth in real time, while development teams can use the API to obtain real-time Smart Money perpetual positions, unrealized PnL, account health scores, full trading history, and performance data—supporting quantitative analysis, strategy development, and application building.
Disclaimer: The content of this article solely reflects the author's opinion and does not represent the platform in any capacity. This article is not intended to serve as a reference for making investment decisions.
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