How to track your Hyperliquid positions, with Lighter and Aster
See your Hyperliquid, Lighter and Aster perps next to your wallets and exchanges, know how far each one is from liquidation, and get warned before it gets close.
Updated Nov 8, 2026
In short
A Hyperliquid account belongs to a wallet address, so you can track it by pasting that address: no API key and nothing to sign. Add Lighter and Aster the same way, and your exchange futures with read-only keys, to see every perp position and its margin in one book. Then set an alert for when any position gets within a distance of its liquidation price that you choose.
Hyperliquid's own app shows one account well. It gets harder when you also trade on Lighter or Aster, keep hedges on an exchange, and hold the spot side of a trade in a wallet. Your real exposure is spread across all of them. This guide puts every perp account in one place and makes sure you hear about trouble early.
Add your Hyperliquid account
A Hyperliquid account is tied to the wallet address that opened it, and everything on it is public. In Burokku, choose Add account, pick Hyperliquid and paste that address. Burokku reads your open perps, your margin and your spot balances. There's no API key to make and nothing to sign. If you use sub-accounts, each has its own address: add each one.
Add Lighter, Aster and your exchanges
Lighter and Aster work the same way: pick the venue and paste the address. If a Lighter account is private, turn privacy off in Lighter's settings so it can be read. Perps on exchanges such as Binance, OKX or Bybit come in through the same read-only key as the rest of the account.
Margin counts in your net worth with the venue it sits on, not as a token you hold, so your total stays honest.
See your whole book
The Perps tool shows every perp account together: your equity, unrealised profit and loss, open size, and the position nearest to liquidation, wherever it is. Below that is your book: for each coin, what you hold and what your perps add up to across venues. If you hold ETH in a wallet and are short ETH on Hyperliquid, you see both sides of that hedge in one place, and the tool can size a hedge for you.
Know how far you are from liquidation
On Hyperliquid, an account is liquidated when its equity falls below the maintenance margin, which is half the initial margin at the market's maximum leverage: between 1.25% and 16.7% depending on the market. Positions on cross margin share one pool, so a loss on one can liquidate the others.
In Burokku, a perp liquidation alert tells you when any open perp, on any venue or exchange, gets within the distance you choose of its liquidation price; it starts at 15%. It comes on Telegram, push or email, with the mark price, the liquidation price, and what moves it further away: adding margin or reducing the position.
Act from the same place
You can trade on Hyperliquid, Lighter and Aster from Burokku with a key your wallet approves, which can't withdraw and never leaves your browser. Add margin, reduce a position, or set a stop-loss or take-profit that closes the whole position when it triggers. Every order is checked against your limits before it goes out.
Questions
- Is it safe to share my Hyperliquid address?
- Hyperliquid accounts are public: anyone with the address can already see its positions. Burokku only reads it. Never share the private key of the wallet that owns it.
- Why can't Burokku see my Lighter account?
- Lighter lets you make an account private. Burokku can read it once privacy is off in Lighter's settings; you can add it now and it shows up when you turn privacy off.
- Can I trade on Hyperliquid from Burokku?
- Yes. Your wallet approves a key that can trade but not withdraw, and that key stays in your browser. Every order is priced and checked against your limits, and stop-loss and take-profit close the whole position when they trigger.