HYPE: Hyperliquid HLP Vault Cumulative Profit

Shown as its 2–31 Oct 2026 sample; the latest readings and full history are included with Plus.

The HLP vault's profit and loss since it opened in May 2023, in USD, as Hyperliquid publishes it.

Why use it. HLP (the Hyperliquidity Provider) is the vault Hyperliquid runs with deposits from anyone: it makes markets on the exchange, takes over the positions of liquidated accounts and receives a share of trading fees. It loses when traders win against it or a liquidation goes wrong; its running profit shows how the exchange's own liquidity has done for its depositors. How to read it. A rising line is profit; a step down is a loss, often on a day of violent moves or a manipulated market. The rise over a month against the vault's value is the return depositors earned. Deposits and withdrawals do not move it.

Calculation. Hyperliquid's all-time profit and loss of the vault. The points of the shorter windows Hyperliquid publishes (month, week and day, each counted from zero at its start) are put on the all-time scale through the latest point all windows share: the all-time figure there, less the window's change since the point. Hyperliquid publishes the vault's history sparsely: about one point every two weeks since the vault opened in May 2023, about one a day for the last month, every few hours for the last week; from 8 November 2026 the chart also has our own reading every ten minutes. A period's value is its last point; periods without one have none, and the open period shows the latest as a labelled partial. Source: our own ten-minute readings of Hyperliquid's public info API (the vault's details), collected by CryptoKeyhole.