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    Perp Exchanges

    Hyperliquid markets, OHLCV at multiple resolutions, open interest, funding, and per-account activity — query everything you need to analyze a venue without standing up your own indexer.

    What you get

    • Market metadata (asset, contract, leverage, fees, status)
    • OHLCV candles per market across multiple resolutions
    • Open-interest time-series
    • Funding-rate history
    • Per-account positions and trade activity
    • Venue-level aggregates (volume, OI, fees)

    Coverage is currently Hyperliquid. More venues are tracked under support@pinax.network — let us know which perp DEX you need next.

    Use cases

    Market microstructure

    OHLCV at multiple resolutions plus funding-rate history lets you reconstruct the carry side of each market, model basis between perps and spot, and benchmark execution venues.

    Open-interest tracking

    Watch /markets/open-interest across the venue to detect coordinated positioning, unwinds, and squeeze setups before they show up in price.

    Account activity feeds

    Per-account trade and position feeds make it easy to follow whales, attribute PnL, or run compliance-style scans for related-party flow.

    AI-assisted research

    Wire the endpoints into a Custom GPT or MCP client — see the Custom GPT guide — to summarize funding regimes, surface unusual OI moves, or draft trade theses from market data.

    Frequently asked

    Which perp venues are supported?
    Hyperliquid is live. Additional venues are added based on demand — request one via support.
    How fresh is the data?
    Up to the latest finalized state on the underlying chain. Sub-second latency requires Firehose / Substreams, not the REST endpoints.
    Can I get funding-rate predictions?
    No — only realized funding history. Predictions are venue-specific and outside the scope of an indexed-data API.
    Authentication and quotas?
    Same as the rest of the Token API — Bearer JWT in Authorization, shared quota across products. Check /usage for current spend.