Inspect a position in context
Read a trader’s visible side, size and available position context. Check the observation time and source coverage before comparing updates. A public address is not proof of a person’s identity, complete portfolio, off-venue hedge or intent.
Compare crowding with other evidence
Radar puts supported lenses beside each other for a followed asset. Inspect which evidence agrees, which disagrees and which is missing. Agreement is a description of the inputs, not a probability that a market will move in one direction.
Treat liquidation distance as conditional
Liquidation context depends on the venue’s margin rules and account state. Public observations can become stale, and changes in collateral or positions can change the picture. Do not read a displayed distance as a promised liquidation level or price target.
Research copying before simulating it
A tracked trader’s past record can contain selection and survivorship bias. If you explore paper copying, inspect its modeled timing, fees and fills separately from the observed trader. SuperQuant’s copy practice remains simulated and cannot reproduce that trader’s execution.
Try the workflow
- Open the whale feature walkthrough and check access.
- Choose an asset and inspect the available positioning evidence.
- Compare funding, technical context and missing data.
- Write a thesis and test it independently.
See how Hyperliquid whale research works. Check workspace access and requirements.
Understand the limits
Public positions reveal only part of a trading decision. Observation latency, missing data, selection bias and unknown hedges limit what can be concluded. No automatic trading or guaranteed signal is offered.