What they cost to follow.Measured 2 October 2026.
Of 5 traders we could price, 4 cost under 10% a year to follow and 1 costs more. Median across the 5: 8% a year at our 3 bps entry rate. Not a ranking and not a recommendation — just the arithmetic, per trader, from their own fills.
| Trader | What we saw | Own equity traded / month | Fee / year at 3 bps | Equity now / 30-day peak |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 0x349b…5c15 | 24h, 668 fills | 0.9× | 0% | $168,045 / $2,085,438 |
| 0xd6e5…5b42 | 24h, 106 fills | 1.7× | 1% | $6,320,016 / $10,920,487 |
| 0x55a0…0be9 | 15h, 242 fills | 22.6× | 8% | $0.01 / $498,408 |
| 0x3bbb…0bce | 24h, 369 fills | 23.0× | 8% | $8,863 / $104,779 |
| 0xac14…487e | 22h, 142 fills | 43.8× | 16% | $398,227 / $702,734 |
Sorted by cost, cheapest first — that is a fee order, not a quality order. 1 more was measured but not priced: we have seen too little of their trading (12 hours is the floor) and quoting a yearly cost from a few hours would be a guess. 1 of the priced trader holds under 1% of their own 30-day peak equity right now, so the rate they traded at is not the account they have today.
How to read this.
Own equity traded / month is the trader's traded notional divided by their own account, scaled to a month. Copying scales to your account, so the same multiple applies to you.
Fee / year is that multiple × 12 × 3 bps. It is the cost of the copying service only; Hyperliquid's own exchange fee is separate and is paid whoever copies.
This is an extrapolation. Each row is roughly one day of the trader's fills scaled to a month, and the window is printed on the row. A quiet day or a busy day moves the number a lot, so treat it as the order of magnitude, not a forecast. Past activity does not tell you future returns.
No returns are shown on purpose. We do not rank by profit; a high-turnover trader can be excellent and still be expensive to follow, and that is the one thing this page measures.
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