How Hyperliquid Samples Account Value and P&L Graphs
Summary
The document defines the account value and profit-and-loss measures displayed in Hyperliquid portfolio graphs. Account value combines unrealized profit or loss on cross-margin and isolated-margin positions with vault balances. P&L adjusts account value for net deposits: deposits are added and withdrawals are subtracted.
Graphs are available over 24-hour, 7-day, and 30-day periods. Their values are sampled when deposits or withdrawals occur and at 15-minute intervals, so the plotted series is not a continuous accounting record. Interpolation between samples may fail to capture changes in unrealized P&L between observation points. The page therefore cautions against using the charts for precise accounting; it provides definitions and sampling limitations, but no trading strategy or performance evidence.
Key ideas
- Account value includes unrealized P&L on cross-margin and isolated-margin positions as well as vault balances.
- Displayed P&L adjusts account value by adding deposits and subtracting withdrawals.
- Portfolio charts cover 24-hour, 7-day, and 30-day horizons.
- Values are sampled at deposits and withdrawals and every 15 minutes.
- Interpolation between samples may miss intervening unrealized P&L changes, limiting accounting precision.
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