SignalHub (signalhub.trade) is an on-chain and macro signal terminal for Hyperliquid mainnet. It shows live signals, a wallet leaderboard, open positions and a deposit flow, and you place your own orders on Hyperliquid. It does not guarantee profit.
SignalHub (signalhub.trade) is an on-chain and macro signal terminal for Hyperliquid mainnet. It shows live signals, a wallet leaderboard, open positions and a deposit flow, and you place your own orders on Hyperliquid. It does not guarantee profit.
Reading signals is free with no subscription. Orders placed through SignalHub incur Hyperliquid's official trading fees. The 0.025% Builder Fee is waived for new users for 180 days from their first trade; it applies afterward and to existing users.
No. SignalHub does not hold your private key; your external wallet or Privy embedded wallet signs orders, which are then sent to Hyperliquid. The SignalHub trading key (Hyperliquid agent key) authorized on your first order can place orders only and cannot withdraw.
No. Each user's dedicated deposit address is an on-chain contract that can only send USDC through Circle CCTP into that user's own Hyperliquid account. SignalHub's forwarding account can only trigger that forwarding or return other tokens sent there by mistake to you; it cannot send funds to another address. The contract is non-upgradeable.
No. SignalHub does not automatically copy whale trades; you evaluate the information, choose position size, and sign and submit every order yourself.
Prices, volume, open interest, funding, and position figures are computed from the Hyperliquid public API. Polymarket data comes from public markets tagged Fed rates, macro indicators, economic policy, CPI, tariffs, jobs report, geopolitics, economy, finance and must meet the configured volume and liquidity minimums. Macro news comes from RSS feeds including Federal Reserve, ECB, BLS, BEA, Bloomberg, CNBC, MarketWatch, Investing.com, OilPrice.com, and FXStreet. Grok AI only selects, translates, and summarizes macro news and writes short cause-and-effect impact reasons; it does not produce numbers.
The whale pool uses Hyperliquid leaderboard addresses with account value above $100K, positive monthly PnL, and all-time PnL above $1M. It currently contains 1,446 addresses, including 237 that meet the gross-position threshold of $1M; the hot set is scanned about once per minute, while other addresses follow a cold cycle of about 10 minutes. Market makers are excluded when maker share reaches 95%, or when it reaches 80% with at least 300 fills per day. A signal timestamp is when a scan ran, not when a trade executed; market and cross-chain data can be delayed by minutes. Polymarket snapshots refresh about every 10 minutes.
No signal is guaranteed to be accurate. The scorecard shows recorded 4h / 24h outcomes; results with fewer than 20 samples should be interpreted cautiously. Returns use signal-time prices and exclude fees and funding.
Liquidation alert means a watched position could reach its liquidation price if market price moves the displayed distance; it does not mean the position was already liquidated. Fake consensus warns when a large wallet dominates same-side positions, so the apparent crowd may not represent broad agreement.
SignalHub shows supported Hyperliquid mainnet perpetual markets, including HIP-3 TradFi perps in the xyz: namespace; HIP-3 contracts track prices and do not represent ownership of real stocks or commodities.
Supported USDC networks and minimum deposits: Arbitrum: 5 USDC; Base: 5 USDC; Polygon: 5 USDC; Ethereum: 50 USDC; OP Mainnet: 5 USDC; Avalanche C-Chain: 5 USDC; Unichain: 5 USDC; Linea: 5 USDC. A dedicated address is derived for your Hyperliquid account; the service uses Circle CCTP to bridge USDC and forward it to that same user's Hyperliquid account.
Each $10 of filled volume earns 1 point, subject to a daily trading cap of 5,000; referrals earn 10% of invitees' trading points, capped at 1,000 per inviter per day. Points are not a token and no airdrop is promised.
No. Signals are for research, not investment advice; leveraged trading can lose all margin, and past results do not predict future outcomes.
