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What a read-only Hyperliquid wallet scanner can reveal

A public wallet address is enough to build a useful briefing. It is not enough to sign a trade, and that boundary is the point.

Run the read-only check

Public address only. No private keys, no agent wallet, no signing during the scan.

Public account state is the first layer

A scanner can read positions, balances, margin, withdrawable value, and open risk from public protocol data. It does not need a seed phrase or private key to do that.

Market context makes the wallet readable

Funding, price, open interest, vault exposure, fills, and whale pressure explain whether a position is early, crowded, idle, risky, or already fading.

A scan is not an order

The useful workflow is scan, explain, preview, then decide. A read-only wallet page should not silently approve a builder, create an agent wallet, or submit a transaction.

FAQ

Can a read-only scanner move funds?

No. Reading public data does not authorize a transfer, order, builder approval, or agent wallet.

What address should I scan?

Use the master or account address whose positions you want to inspect, not an API agent address.

Why scan before connecting a wallet?

Pasting a public address lets you inspect the product with zero wallet permissions before deciding whether a later signature is useful.

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