Nansen adds Hyperliquid perpetuals trading to its platform
According to an official announcement, blockchain analytics platform Nansen has officially launched support for Hyperliquid Perp trading and made the feature available to all users on both web and mobile. With the rollout, users can track Smart Money wallets, whale addresses, and well-known investors’ on-chain activity while also executing Hyperliquid perpetual futures trades directly inside the Nansen interface.
The integration is designed to combine market research and order execution in a single workflow. Within the same product environment, users can review a range of perp-specific indicators, including funding rates, long/short positioning ratios, and wallet-level position distribution, then act on that information without switching platforms.
Leaderboard and wallet funding options launched alongside trading
Nansen also introduced the Hyperliquid Perps Leaderboard. The leaderboard supports filters for Smart Money, whales, and top traders, and rankings can be sorted by performance over the past 7 days, 30 days, or on an all-time cumulative basis. The feature is intended to help users quickly identify wallets that have recently outperformed or maintained strong historical records.
For asset movement and account funding, users can deposit from external wallets through the app. Nansen also supports bridging from connected Solana and Base wallets into Hyperliquid, and users can receive asset transfers directly from other Hyperliquid addresses.
Nansen expands Hyperliquid ecosystem data coverage
Beyond trade execution, Nansen said it has broadened its data support for the Hyperliquid ecosystem. The expansion includes HyperFND on-chain activity monitoring and the Hyperliquid Data API. Users can follow HyperEVM active addresses, contract deployments, and broader ecosystem growth metrics in real time.
For developers and quantitative teams, the API provides access to live Smart Money perpetual positions, unrealized PnL, account health data, full trading history, and performance records. That data set is aimed at supporting quantitative analysis, strategy development, and the construction of new applications built around Hyperliquid activity.