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See Hyperliquid orders before they hit the public trade feed.
0xArchive Pro streams the mempool, so you get each signed order before it lands in a block. On the median trade, that's 338 ms earlier.
0xarchive.io/pricing
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been cooking. 4 model ML ensemble running in the 0xarchive terminal
kalman filter on trend, online regression on funding + OI, walk-forward PCA on 8 RSIs, ridge on the last 150 bars. conviction scales with model agreement, and everything trains walk-forward with no lookahead
Reverse engineer any trader. Backtest anything.
We just open-sourced a quant research skill for coding agents. It runs on 0xArchive's Hyperliquid data. Hand your agent a wallet, an idea, a Pine script or a paper, and get a verdict anyone can rerun.
github.com/0xArchiveIO/0xarc…
Paste a wallet and the agent will:
- pull every fill that changed a position
- profile the style: which markets, how long it holds, when it opens
- mirror the book in a Rust backtester with fees and funding
- write candidate rules and score how much of the book each one reproduces
Then it tests skill against luck. It puts the book up against three fakes: the same trades flipped, random positions in the same markets, and the trader's own positions moved to random earlier times. If the real book beats all three, the timing was worth something.
We checked that it finds the right rules on a book where we knew the answer: 297 position changes made by one of our example strategies. The real rules matched the trader's side in 100% of held hours, with 0.97 correlation in daily returns. An unrelated strategy got 2.5% and -0.02.
We ran our own idea through it too: 7-day momentum on the top 25 perps over 16 months. Sharpe 2.43 and +71.4% after fees and funding, none of the 20 random or stale runs matched it, and Sharpe 1.81 out of sample.
It still isn't called an edge. We tried 4 settings, and over 4 tries the deflated Sharpe is 0.93, under the 0.95 bar. So the verdict is "holds out of sample", rung 4 of 6.
Every try is logged, and the last months of data stay sealed until you commit one strategy, so the tenth tweak can't pass as the first.
The engine, for any agent:
pip install "0xarchive-backtest[curated]"
Claude Code:
claude plugin marketplace add 0xArchiveIO/0xarchive-quant
claude plugin install 0xarchive@0xarchive-quant
Codex:
git clone github.com/0xArchiveIO/0xarc…
mkdir -p .agents/skills && cp -R 0xarchive-quant/skills/backtest .agents/skills/0xarchive-backtest
Then ask with /0xarchive:0xarchive-backtest in Claude Code or $0xarchive-backtest in Codex.
A free API key covers the last 30 days.
Terminal scripts now have statistics and machine learning built in. Feed them price, or taker flow, orderbook data, open interest, funding and liquidations.
1. Rolling stats: z-score, correlation, beta, skew, quantiles, Parkinson to Yang-Zhang volatility
2. Regression: rolling least squares, or one that learns every bar, with R² and t-stats
3. Kalman filters, including a drifting hedge ratio for pairs
4. PCA on any set of inputs, RSI at 23 lengths or 20 markets' returns
5. Walk-forward forecasts that refit on a schedule and never see the bar they predict
6. Forecast scoring: IC, hit rate, and a t-stat that allows for overlapping returns
7. Matrices: solve, inverse, eigen, SVD
Then backtest any of it as a strategy, with the fees, slippage from the order book and funding payments all applied for you.
Guide: docs.0xarchive.io/terminal/g…
Terminal: terminal.0xarchive.io
your indicator: RSI(14)
my indicator: 23 RSIs → PCA → walk-forward regression, shorted the top
terminal.0xarchive.io
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your indicator: RSI(14)
my indicator: 23 RSIs → PCA → walk-forward regression, shorted the top
terminal.0xarchive.io
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it doesn't get much easier than that. they gave me the long on a silver platter. @0xArchiveIO
Your Hyperliquid node peering provider is costing you both time and money.
Ours delivers 99.6% of trades first at $200/month. Mempool included.
A fixed peer in Tokyo. No usage fees. No egress fees. No separate data plan to buy first.
And we take speed seriously: our Stream’s seven-day median lead over Hyperliquid’s official trade feed is 100+ ms in both Tokyo and US East.
0xarchive.io/latency
You can test the round-trip latency from your own server before subscribing. Once your address is allowlisted, switching takes one config update and a restart.
0xarchive.io/peering
Full migration guide in the quoted post.
Overpaying is a choice, too.
If your Hyperliquid node runs on public seeds, it can end up streaming from one nowhere near Tokyo, hundreds of ms behind the chain tip.
Here’s how to pin it to one peer in Tokyo instead:
0xarchive.io/resources/marke…
All your favorite charting apps use the same source data.
Look where others don't.
everyone wants an obvious signal to enter a trade. 🎯
your agent can write scripts for the @0xArchiveIO terminal using on-chain data for hyperliquid and lighter.
did i mention it is free?
Your Pine indicators aren't stuck on TradingView.
Run v5/v6 indicators on Hyperliquid and Lighter. Extend them with order flow: new positions, profit-taking and stopped-out longs.
Free. No account.
Browse examples to get started:
docs.0xarchive.io/terminal/e…
Introducing the 0xArchive Terminal. Free charts for Hyperliquid and Lighter that track the hidden money.
Like the wallet that sold $30.6M of ETH in 2,653 small clips so it wouldn't show on the tape. Hidden taker tracking caught it live.
No sign-up required.
terminal.0xarchive.io
New to Pine or TypeScript? Check out the guide:
0xarchive.io/resources/marke…
If your Hyperliquid node runs on public seeds, it can end up streaming from one nowhere near Tokyo, hundreds of ms behind the chain tip.
Here’s how to pin it to one peer in Tokyo instead:
0xarchive.io/resources/marke…
Big green candle. New longs, or shorts getting squeezed?
A normal footprint can't tell you. Both are just buying.
Opens and closes splits every price into who opened and who closed, on both sides.
Free on the 0xArchive Terminal, Hyperliquid markets.
terminal.0xarchive.io
If you write orderflow scripts or algos, this one’s for you.
Most terminals give your script four things per trade: time, price, size, side.
On 0x-Terminal, your script also gets:
• how much open interest that exact trade added or removed
• the taker order behind it, so a sweep shows up as one order instead of 40 prints
• the wallet behind each liquidation, not just a total per bar
• estimated liquidation levels sitting ahead of price
• why each fill happened: someone opening, taking profit, or getting stopped out
• taker orders as their own stream, so sweep and order-size CVD indicators take a few lines of code
Write it in TypeScript, or just paste your Pine.
Got a favorite script from another terminal? Send it over. We’ll rebuild it here and add the part it couldn’t do.
docs.0xarchive.io/terminal
Introducing the 0xArchive Terminal. Free charts for Hyperliquid and Lighter that track the hidden money.
Like the wallet that sold $30.6M of ETH in 2,653 small clips so it wouldn't show on the tape. Hidden taker tracking caught it live.
No sign-up required.
terminal.0xarchive.io
Introducing the 0xArchive Terminal. Free charts for Hyperliquid and Lighter that track the hidden money.
Like the wallet that sold $30.6M of ETH in 2,653 small clips so it wouldn't show on the tape. Hidden taker tracking caught it live.
No sign-up required.
terminal.0xarchive.io
Under all of it sits a full charting terminal: footprint, TPO and a book heatmap on Hyperliquid, 120+ indicators, your own Pine scripts, up to 8 linked charts, and paper trading on the live book.
Free. No account.
How each panel works, with the numbers from the CPI candle:
0xarchive.io/resources/produ…
