Visualizing Performance

This section describes how Hyper‑Strategies visualizes vault performance, trading metrics, and strategy health to provide users with confidence and transparency.

Dashboard Components

Dashboard Area
Key Metrics Displayed
User Benefit

Portfolio View

Real-time PnL, asset allocation, lock-up status

Transparent snapshot of vault health

Trade Activity

Trade volume, order fills, entry/exit timestamps

Insight into execution and strategy behavior

Performance

Win rate, avg. return, drawdown, Sharpe ratio

Quantitative strategy performance indicators

Token Rewards

HYPE points earned, builder-fee income, buffer status

Reflects protocol and performance alignment

Data Sources & Architecture

  • On-Chain & API Data: Utilizes Hyperliquid's Info API and WebSocket feeds (WebData, User, AllMids, Candle) to populate real-time frontend metrics.

  • Backend Analytics Engine: Tracks executed trades, computes performance metrics, and stores historical data for graphing and comparisons.

  • Data Visualization Stack: Charts and tables are rendered with modern libraries to provide interactive, easy-to-read visuals.

Key UI Features

  • Historical Charting: Line charts for cumulative return, drawdown, and weekly performance.

  • Strategy Health Panel: Simple indicators such as win/loss ratio and trailing stop execution.

  • Tier and Buffer Indicator: Displays your tier level, bonus buffer usage, and remaining fee-free allowance.

  • Reward Tracker: Shows recent builder-fees earned and HYPE point accumulation per vault.

View Example Wireframe Concept
  • Top Bar: Vault name, lock-up end date, tier level

  • Panel A: Cumulative NAV line chart (X-axis: time; Y-axis: portfolio value)

  • Panel B: Recent trades list with PnL, volume, and timestamp

  • Panel C: Core statistics, including win rate, average trade return, max drawdown

  • Panel D: Token rewards widget showing HYPE points and builder-fee accumulation

  • Panel E: Bonus buffer gauge with remaining fee-free deposit allowance

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