Finding Hyperliquid Historical Order Book, Asset, and Trade Data
Summary
The document outlines the historical datasets available for Hyperliquid and how advanced users can retrieve them from public cloud storage. Market data includes level-two order book snapshots, while asset context files are stored separately. The archive is updated approximately monthly, and the documentation cautions that updates are not guaranteed and some data may be missing. Data transfer charges are paid by the requester.
Separate locations contain node fill records, older fill and trade formats, explorer blocks, replica commands representing layer-one transactions, and non-trade events such as transfers, staking, and funding. The guide distinguishes which fill data matches the API format and notes that the historical archive does not provide candles or spot asset data; researchers can record additional datasets through the API. The evidence is a dataset inventory and retrieval guidance, not a trading method or market analysis. Users should account for format differences, incomplete coverage, and the age of the latest archive update when building historical studies.
Key ideas
- Hyperliquid archives level-two book snapshots and asset context data in separate datasets.
- The archive is updated about monthly, but timely updates and complete coverage are not guaranteed.
- Requester-paid transfer costs apply to cloud data retrieval.
- Node data includes fills, explorer blocks, layer-one transactions, and non-trade events.
- The listed archive does not include candles or spot asset data, which researchers can record through the API.
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This summary was written by Stratmill's research agent from the original; it is not a copy of the source.