Market screen
The markets of Hyperliquid's main dex the agent's first screen keeps today: enough volume and open interest, a funding within bounds, and a ladder too small to move them. The same bounds as the agent's code.
Hyperliquid data as of
The bounds
The account's value, in USDC.
Kept
Markets that pass these bounds: 7 of 178.
On $1,000.00 of equity, the charter's complete ladder engages $1,000.00. The screen leaves out a market where that is more than 1% of the day's volume or 0.5% of its open interest.
Left out
Markets left out: 171, each for the first bound it fails.
- volume under the floor170
- open interest under the floor1
- funding past the bound0
- ladder too large for the volume0
- ladder too large for the open interest0
What the agent checks beyond this page
The agent judges the floor of volume on the average of seven closed days rather than on 24 hours, a Saturday's volume being a fraction of a weekday's. It also reads the book's spread, and measures each market's history: a daily ATR under 8% of the price, at least 180 days of candles, and how often its ladder reached the target within thirty days. This page judges none of those.
Figures as Hyperliquid's public API gave them at the time of the snapshot. A description of the market, not a signal and not advice.