Trade Journal AI vs HyperTracker
Both start the same way: paste a Hyperliquid wallet address, see the numbers, no signup. From there they answer opposite questions. HyperTracker tells you what the market is doing. We tell you what you are doing. Last updated: 2026-08-28
Feature-by-feature comparison.
HyperTracker is built by CoinMarketMan. Features verified 28 August 2026. These are not competing feature sets so much as two different tools that happen to share an entry point.
| Trade Journal AI | HyperTracker | |
|---|---|---|
| What it is for | Reviewing your own trading | Market and wallet intelligence |
| Paste a wallet address | Yes — free at /wallet, no signup | Yes — free to start |
| Whale & cohort analysis | No | 16 behavioural cohorts across every wallet on Hyperliquid |
| Leaderboards | No | PnL leaderboards across multiple timeframes |
| Liquidation risk scoring | No | Asset-level |
| Developer API | No | REST + WebSocket + webhooks |
| Trade notes & journaling | Core feature | No |
| Pre-trade rules checklist | Yes — ticked before entry, adherence tracked | No |
| Setup grading & position sizing | A+/A/B/C, sizing by grade | No |
| AI coaching on your trades | Yes — reads trades, notes, rules and setups | No |
| Other exchanges | Bitunix live; Binance, Bybit, OKX beta | Hyperliquid only |
| Price | $19.95/mo · $195/yr · free wallet read | Free to start; paid tiers signalled as future |
Where each product wins.
HyperTracker wins at reading the market
Classifying every wallet on Hyperliquid into behavioural cohorts, ranking them by PnL, scoring liquidation risk by asset and exposing all of it through an API with webhook delivery is a serious piece of infrastructure. If you want to know how the biggest wallets are positioned, where crowded longs are sitting, or which assets carry liquidation risk right now, that is what they are built for and we do not compete with it.
Trade Journal AI wins at reading you
Knowing what the whales are doing has never been most traders' actual problem. The problem is the same setup taken three times in a bad session, the stop moved because it felt close, the rule skipped when you were already in a hurry. None of that is visible in cohort data, because none of it is on-chain. It lives in what you were thinking at the time, which is why the journal asks you to write it down.
That is the whole difference. HyperTracker analyses positions. We analyse decisions — your trades with your notes and your rules beside them, and an AI Coach that reads all three together. One tells you what the market did. The other tells you what you did, and what it keeps costing you.
The bottom line.
Want to watch whales, cohorts and liquidation risk? HyperTracker. Free to start, and nothing we build replaces it.
Want to know why your own results look the way they do? That needs your notes and rules alongside your fills, which is what a journal is for.
Both, honestly. They are complementary, not alternatives. Plenty of Hyperliquid traders would sensibly use HyperTracker for market context and a journal for their own review.
Frequently asked questions.
Is HyperTracker free?
Free to start. Some advanced features require login, and they have signalled that paid tiers may come. Our public wallet read at tradejournal.ai/wallet is also free with no account.
Can HyperTracker journal my trades?
No, and it is not meant to. It reads on-chain activity and classifies it. There are no trade notes, no rules checklist, no setup grading and no coaching — those need input from you that the chain does not contain.
Your free wallet tool looks similar. What is different?
The entry point is the same and the output is not. Ours returns your last 30 days as a journal — win rate, profit factor, average win against average loss, every closed trade — framed as a review of your trading. Theirs returns positions and behaviour classification framed as market intelligence. Same address, different question.
Does either cover exchanges besides Hyperliquid?
HyperTracker is Hyperliquid-only. We sync Bitunix natively, with Binance, Bybit and OKX in beta, so a multi-exchange trader can see everything in one place.
Read your own last 30 days. Free, no signup.
Paste a Hyperliquid address at tradejournal.ai/wallet and see win rate, profit factor, average win against average loss, and every closed trade.
$19.95/mo or $195/yr · every feature · 14-day money-back.