Hyperliquid in Burokku: track and trade your perps
Add your Hyperliquid account by address to see perps, margin and spot next to everything else, get liquidation alerts, and trade with a key that can't withdraw.
Updated Nov 8, 2026
In short
Burokku reads a Hyperliquid account from its wallet address: open perps, margin and spot balances, with no API key and nothing to sign. Your positions sit in one book with Lighter, Aster and your exchanges, count in your net worth, and are watched for liquidation. You can trade from Burokku too, with a key your wallet approves that can't withdraw.
What Burokku reads
- Perps: each open position with its side, size, mark price, unrealised profit and loss and liquidation price.
- Margin: counted in your net worth with Hyperliquid, not as a token you hold.
- Spot balances on Hyperliquid.
- History: fills, funding and fees, for your profit and loss and the perpetuals part of your tax report.
Add it
Choose Add account, pick Hyperliquid and paste the wallet address that owns the account. That's all: no key, no signature. Step by step: how to track your Hyperliquid positions.
What you can do with it
- See your whole book. The Perps tool puts Hyperliquid next to Lighter, Aster and your exchanges' futures, with your exposure per coin across all of them and what you hold in wallets.
- Hear before a liquidation. A perp liquidation alert tells you on Telegram, push or email when any position gets within a distance you choose of its liquidation price.
- Trade. Open, add to, reduce or close positions from Burokku, and set a stop-loss or take-profit that closes the whole position when it triggers. Orders go out priced, never as a raw market order.
- Ask about it. Burokku AI answers from your positions: how exposed you are, or how to hedge what you hold with a short.
Lighter and Aster accounts are added the same way, by address, and sit in the same book.
Questions
- Do I need an API key for Hyperliquid?
- Not to track it. A Hyperliquid account is public by its address, so pasting the address is enough. Trading from Burokku uses a separate key your wallet approves.
- Can the trading key withdraw my funds?
- No. It's approved without withdrawals, it stays in your browser and never reaches Burokku's servers, and every order is checked against your limits before it's sent.
- What about Hyperliquid sub-accounts?
- Each sub-account has its own address. Add each one, and put them in the same bundle if you want them together.