We Rebuilt Our Hyperliquid Whale Tracker From Its Own Prompt. The Biggest Trade Was Invisible.
A read-only Python tracker for Hyperliquid's public trade feed, the ~$417k TWAP it missed on live data, and the fixed AI prompt.
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A read-only Python tracker for Hyperliquid's public trade feed, the ~$417k TWAP it missed on live data, and the fixed AI prompt.

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