What the terminal is for, every widget you can mount, and the full mechanics of perp trading through Hyperliquid — including builder fees, position safety, and the on-chain flow underneath.
Most charting tools optimise for one chart at a time. OnchainTerm optimises for the read across the whole market — order flow, derivatives positioning, on-chain movements, news, sentiment — so you can react to what's actually moving prices instead of inferring it from a candle.
The interface is a customisable widget grid. Pick the data you care about, drag the panels into the layout you want, save it as a preset, switch presets with a keyboard shortcut. 35+ widgets across market data, trading, alerts, and tools.
Trading is opt-in. You can use the entire terminal as a read-only dashboard without ever connecting a wallet — perp trading is one feature among many, sitting behind a separate setup wizard.
47widgets, grouped by what they're for. Each one is a self-contained panel — add as many as you want, arrange them however you like.
Hyperliquid perp trading: positions, balances, funding, the order form, and the read-out widgets that surface risk before you click.
One-stop view of your money on OnchainTerm. Tabs: Perp Trading (HL account value + open positions), Trades (HL fill history), and Wallet (cross-chain on-chain holdings + Send / Deposit).
How to use: Wallet tab pulls token holdings from your linked wallet via Alchemy, valued in USD via CoinGecko. Use the Send button to move any EVM token to another address. Perp Trading polls Hyperliquid every 5s — click Close on any row to flatten at market.
Order entry for Hyperliquid perps with optional take-profit and stop-loss. Click the TRADE button on a Hyperliquid Perps row or the chart toolbar to spawn a per-asset locked instance, or open the bare widget from the catalog and pick the asset yourself. Shows the current open position for the selected coin at the top with one-click close.
How to use: Long/Short toggle sets direction. Margin (USD) is what you put down; final notional is margin × leverage. Market fills at mark ± slippage; limit rests at the price you set. Expand Take Profit / Stop Loss to attach reduce-only triggers — they auto-flatten the position at the configured prices and stay linked to the position size on Hyperliquid.
Live Hyperliquid L2 order book — bids, asks, spread and depth. Updates in real time over the HL WebSocket.
How to use: Click a coin in the Hyperliquid Perps list to load its order book here. Best bid sits just above the spread strip; best ask just below.
Live order book showing all pending buy and sell orders at each price level.
How to use: Large buy walls (green) = support. Large sell walls (red) = resistance. Watch for walls disappearing.
Live hourly funding rates for every Hyperliquid perp (main + HIP-3 sub-dexes). Annualised side-by-side, sortable, with market-wide bias indicator.
How to use: Sort by APR to surface the most extreme rates — high positive = longs paying (squeeze risk), high negative = shorts paying. Filter by ticker (e.g. BTC) or dex (e.g. xyz) to narrow down.
Live crypto prices, order books, on-chain flows, derivatives metrics, sentiment. Everything needed to read what the market is doing right now.
Logarithmic regression rainbow band chart for Bitcoin. Shows where the current price sits relative to historical fair-value bands from 'Buy' to 'Max Bubble'.
How to use: Blue/green bands = undervalued. Yellow = fair. Orange/red = overheated. The 'Zone' badge top-right shows where BTC sits right now. Data updates daily.
Interactive candlestick and line charts powered by TradingView.
How to use: Click a coin in Crypto Prices or Watchlist to load its chart here. Use toolbar to change timeframe.
Compare two or more coins side by side: price action, market cap, volume, and key metrics.
How to use: Select coins to compare. Click a coin in the chart legend to toggle its price line.
Coinbase premium view with directional bars (green above zero, red below zero) plus a BTC price line for context.
How to use: Use the ? button to read legend guidance: green bars indicate positive Coinbase premium (spot bid), red bars indicate negative premium (weaker spot demand), and the pale line tracks BTC price.
Shows how closely different crypto assets move together. Helps with portfolio diversification.
How to use: Green (+1) = move together. Red (-1) = move opposite. For diversification, pick low-correlation assets.
Upcoming macro events (CPI, FOMC, jobs data) that move both traditional and crypto markets.
How to use: High-impact events (red) can cause major volatility. Plan your trades around these dates.
Daily inflows and outflows for Bitcoin and Ethereum spot ETFs. Tracks institutional demand.
How to use: Consistent inflows = institutions accumulating. Large outflows = potential selling pressure.
Net flow of crypto into and out of exchanges. One of the most reliable on-chain indicators.
How to use: Inflows to exchanges = potential selling pressure. Outflows = accumulation (bullish).
Ranking of crypto exchanges by open interest and trading volume.
How to use: See which exchanges dominate the derivatives market. Higher OI = more institutional activity.
Market sentiment index from 0 (Extreme Fear) to 100 (Extreme Greed). A contrarian indicator.
How to use: "Be fearful when others are greedy, greedy when others are fearful." Extreme values often signal reversals.
Funding rates across exchanges for perpetual futures. Shows market bias (bullish or bearish).
How to use: High positive funding = overleveraged longs (potential short squeeze risk). Negative = shorts paying longs.
Large positions on Hyperliquid DEX, visible on-chain. See what whales are betting on.
How to use: Follow the smart money. Large positions opening can signal strong conviction trades.
Real-time feed of forced position closures across exchanges. Shows where leveraged traders are getting wiped out.
How to use: Large liquidation clusters signal potential price reversal zones. Cascading liquidations amplify moves.
Visual overview of the entire market. Box size = market cap, color = price performance.
How to use: Spot market trends at a glance. All green = risk-on. All red = risk-off. Mixed = rotation.
Coins ranked by 24h trading volume. Toggle between the most- and least-active coins in each volume tier.
How to use: Pick a volume-rank range (1-50, 50-100, 100-500) and a timeframe (1h/24h/7d) for the price change column. Volume concentration signals where the market is focused.
View multiple charts side by side. Compare coins or track different timeframes simultaneously.
How to use: Add coins to compare their price action. Great for finding correlations or divergences.
Floor prices and volume for top NFT collections. Track the NFT market at a glance.
How to use: Floor price = cheapest NFT available in a collection. Rising floor = growing demand.
Total open futures positions across all exchanges. Shows how much money is in the derivatives market.
How to use: Rising OI + rising price = strong trend. Rising OI + falling price = shorts building. OI drop = positions closing.
Unified price table with three tabs: Market (CoinGecko spot), Perps (live Hyperliquid + HIP-3 funding/OI), and DEX (DexScreener token prices).
How to use: Click any row to load its chart. Tabs switch the data source — Perps rows surface a Trade pill that opens the HL Trade widget on the picked asset.
Total supply of major stablecoins (USDT, USDC, DAI). A proxy for capital ready to enter crypto.
How to use: Growing stablecoin supply = more dry powder on the sidelines. Often precedes market rallies.
Market order volume (takers) and Cumulative Volume Delta. Shows who's more aggressive — buyers or sellers.
How to use: Rising CVD = buyers dominating. Falling CVD = sellers in control. Divergence from price = potential reversal.
Deep dive into a single ticker: price, market cap, supply/float, rank, and key stats.
How to use: Click any ticker in Prices (crypto, equities, commodities, forex, pre-IPO) to see detailed stats here.
Filter thousands of tokens by market cap, volume, price change, and more. Find hidden gems.
How to use: Set filters (e.g. market cap $10M-$100M, 24h change > 5%) to discover tokens matching your criteria.
Coins with the biggest price changes in the last 24 hours — both gainers and losers.
How to use: Spot momentum. Big gainers may have more room to run; big losers may be oversold.
Whale activity ratio derived from Bitcoin average transaction size vs its 90-day rolling average. Overlaid with BTC price and live 24h whale deposit data.
How to use: Ratio ~0.5 = normal. Above 0.53 (amber) = elevated whale activity. Above 0.58 (red) = high. Below 0.45 (blue) = low whale activity. Use alongside BTC price to spot divergences.
Live feed of large ETH transactions ($1M+). Whale moves can precede big price swings.
How to use: Watch for large exchange deposits (potential sell-off) or withdrawals (potential accumulation).
Gold ETF flows, real yields vs gold, and other macro-commodities indicators. Tracks institutional positioning and macro regime shifts.
Ounces of gold per 1 BTC, plus rolling 30/60/90-day Pearson correlation between BTC and gold daily returns. Toggle the window to see how the relationship has evolved.
How to use: Correlation ≥ +0.5 sustained = macro regime (both reacting to the same driver — Fed, USD, real yields). Correlation ≤ -0.3 = rotation regime (capital moving between the two). The ratio itself tracks BTC's relative strength vs hard-money alternatives.
Monthly net purchases of gold by central banks worldwide (IMF IFS), plus the top 5 buyers and sellers in the latest reported month. Trailing 12-month total + YoY delta gauge whether the official-sector bid is accelerating or fading.
How to use: Sustained TTM > 800t signals structural CB demand (Russia/China/Turkey post-2022 regime). Watch the buyers list for new accumulators (Poland, India, Singapore) and the sellers list for stress tells (rare — most CBs only sell when reserves are forced). YoY ≤ -20% with falling TTM means the official bid is rolling over.
Weekly CFTC Commitments of Traders snapshot for COMEX gold: managed money long/short/net, plus z-score against 1y and 5y history. Tracks how stretched institutional speculator positioning is vs its own past.
How to use: Managed money = hedge funds and CTAs (the speculative driver). Net at ≥+2σ on 1y often precedes pullbacks (over-positioning). Net at ≤−2σ marks capitulation lows. Cross-reference with the gold price overlay for entry timing.
Daily creation/redemption flows for major US-listed gold ETFs (GLD, IAU, GLDM). Tracks institutional demand for physical gold exposure.
How to use: Inflows = funds buying physical gold to back new shares. Outflows = redemptions. Compare against gold spot price for divergences.
Quarterly All-In Sustaining Cost (AISC) for the ten biggest publicly-disclosed gold producers. Stat tiles show production-weighted industry AISC, QoQ delta, gold-AISC margin, and reporter count; the table lists each miner's latest production + AISC, flagged ◆ when the row is still a TODO_PLACEHOLDER seed value.
How to use: Margin > +40% over weighted AISC = supernormal producer profitability (historically followed by cost inflation that compresses it). Margin < +15% = the marginal ounce stops covering its keep — miners cut production, supply tightens, regime tends to support a gold-price floor. Watch the QoQ delta for cost inflation: +5%/quarter sustained = mining-input bull market (energy, labour, reagents) and is a hidden tax on miner equities even while gold rises.
Live basis between non-crypto perpetual-futures (Hyperliquid HIP-3 commodities — gold, silver) and TradFi spot reference (LBMA-equivalent). Per-venue table with basis %, annualised funding, and 30d z-score; per-asset chart with perp/spot overlay, basis line, and funding strip; recent 24h extremes feed.
How to use: |z| ≥ 2σ flags a stretched setup against the asset's own 30-day distribution. Sustained positive basis + positive funding = longs paying for synthetic exposure (mean-revert short bias). Sustained negative = the opposite. Cross-venue spreads ≥ 10bps surface as separate events — venue-specific demand. Spot is carried-forward through weekends (asterisk in table) so basis spikes Friday close → Monday open are real signal.
Gold spot overlaid with the inverted 10-year TIPS real yield, plus a 90-day rolling correlation. Shows when the classical inverse relationship is intact and when the regime has broken.
How to use: Long-run correlation is strongly negative (~-0.6). When the rolling line drifts toward zero or flips positive, the macro regime has shifted — gold is being driven by something other than rates (e.g. central bank buying, debasement bid).
Five-flag valuation regime classifier for gold: Gold/SP percentile, Gold/Brent ratio, real-price vs 1980 peak, 200d MA distance, and Gold/AISC. Aggregates into CHEAP/FAIR/EXPENSIVE/EXTREME with a position-size modifier; bottom panel includes a manual asymmetry calculator (R:R from your support/resistance levels) and a 1Y/5Y/10Y/20Y history chart with regime-shaded background.
How to use: EXTREME (4-5 flags) = stand aside or trim hard. EXPENSIVE (2-3) = reduce size, tighten stops. FAIR/CHEAP = full size acceptable. The asymmetry calculator overlays a hard rule on top: R:R < 1:2 skips the trade regardless of regime. AISC freshness is gated at 6 months — if the seed data is stale you'll see a warning and the Gold/AISC flag is suspended (not flagged) until you backfill via /api/admin/aisc-entry.
Helpers that don't fit a feed: alerts, watchlists, notes, calculators, sizing helpers — the personal layer on top of the live data.
Chat with an AI assistant that knows the terminal and can pull live market data on demand.
How to use: Ask about commands, coins, or the market. The Copilot calls real data tools — it never makes up prices. Type "AI" in the command bar or press Ctrl/Cmd+I to open the side panel anywhere.
Price alerts and composite multi-condition alerts. Get notified via sound and browser notifications.
How to use: Use Price tab for simple above/below alerts. Use Composite tab to combine price, volume, and % change conditions.
Public ranking of OnchainTerm traders by realised PnL or volume across 7d, 30d, and all-time. Anonymous by default; opt in via your profile to show your username.
How to use: Toggle PnL / Volume and the period chips at the top. Users who haven't opted into public display still appear ranked but anonymised. ≥$1k volume required to qualify.
Scratchpad for trade ideas, research notes, or reminders. Saved locally.
How to use: Type anything — your notes are auto-saved. Create multiple notes with the dropdown menu.
Track your crypto holdings with allocation breakdown, P&L, and portfolio value over time.
How to use: Add your coins and amounts. The widget auto-updates with live prices and shows your total value.
Your personal list of coins to monitor. Live prices with sparkline charts.
How to use: Add coins you're interested in. Click any to load its chart. Prices update in real-time.
Chat with other terminal users + AI copilot for in-context analysis without leaving the dashboard.
Live chat for OnchainTerm traders — public General room plus private DMs. Backed by Supabase realtime so messages stream in without polling.
How to use: Type in the General room to talk to everyone signed in. Click the Mail icon to start a 1:1 DM with another user; click any username in chat to PM them directly. Admin badge shows next to moderators.
Aggregated news from multiple sources: crypto, macro, regulation, tech. Updated every 2 minutes.
How to use: Switch categories (Crypto, Macro, Tech, etc.) to filter by topic. Click a headline to read the full article.
Hyperliquid is an on-chain perpetuals venue: all trades settle on its own L1, with live order books, mark prices, funding payments, and liquidations visible on-chain. Three things matter for our use case:
User menu → Trading Setup. Four steps; first time only.
The HL Trade widget mirrors HL's own form: choose the asset, leverage, margin mode (cross or isolated), size (USD notional or contract count), and order type (market or limit). The summary block underneath shows the resulting position size, entry, liquidation price, and the builder fee you'll pay — all before you submit.
For HIP-3 assets (xyz:CL, xyz:GOLD, equities, forex), the same flow applies — the wizard's activateDexAbstraction step links your main account with every HIP-3 sub-dex, so margin is shared and one approval covers all of them.
Every perp trade has two fee layers. Both are disclosed by HL before you sign.
Hyperliquid's native taker fee, scales by 14-day rolling volume tier. Maker rebates available at higher tiers. Set by HL, not by us — see their fees docs for the full schedule.
Attached to each order via HL's native builder-code mechanism. You see and approve the cap before any trade. Goes to the builder address we configure on HL — funds the terminal's development and infrastructure.
| Component | Rate | Cost | Where it goes |
|---|---|---|---|
| HL taker fee (Tier 0) | 0.045% | $0.45 | Hyperliquid (assistance fund / HLP) |
| OnchainTerm builder fee | 0.05% | $0.50 | Our builder receiver wallet |
| Total | — | $0.95 | — |
The Trade History widget shows both fees on every fill — the "Fee" column aggregates HL + builder so the total cost reconciles cleanly against the account-value delta.
Leveraged positions liquidate when the mark price reaches your liquidation price — collateral wiped, position closed, no recourse. The HL Positions widget surfaces liquidation distance in two ways:
The buffer is independent of your unrealised PnL. A position can be in profit and still be one bad candle from liquidation if leverage is high — the chip flags that case, even when the green PnL would otherwise be reassuring.
No. Every market-data widget works without sign-in. You only need an account to save layouts, alerts, themes, and watchlists across devices, and a Privy wallet to perp-trade.
Not for browsing. A wallet (Privy embedded, created when you sign in with email/Google) is only required if you want to place perp trades through Hyperliquid. The terminal itself is read-only against public market data.
Venue-level APIs and WebSockets — Binance, Coinbase, Kraken, CoinGlass, CoinGecko, Hyperliquid, Lunarcrush, Nansen, and more. Each widget surfaces its source in the panel header. We don't mid-quote-aggregate.
No. We never hold user funds. Trading routes directly to Hyperliquid via a builder code — the wallet stays in your control via Privy, and on-chain actions are signed by an agent key delegated by you under HL's approveAgent flow.
A small fee Hyperliquid attaches to each order placed through a builder (us). 0.05% on perps, 0.25% on spot — same numbers HL displays at the approveBuilderFee step before you sign. See the Fees section below.
Yes. Every widget can be added, removed, dragged, resized, popped out into its own window, and saved into a named preset. Multiple presets per account, theme-aware (7 built-in themes plus a custom theme builder).
Read-only data spans BTC, EVM L1/L2s, Solana, and major derivatives venues. Trading through OnchainTerm is currently Hyperliquid-only (including its HIP-3 sub-dexes for equities, forex, and commodities).
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