Isobath turns public Hyperliquid state into market memory.
Large leveraged accounts can change risk quickly. Isobath records those changes across Hyperliquid markets and makes them usable: before and after, which account changed, how large the change was, and what that account has done before.
Why this exists
Price charts show what the market did. Open interest shows pressure building or fading. Neither tells you, cleanly, which account changed exposure, what it held before, and whether its behavior has been consistent over time.
Isobath is built for that missing layer. It watches disclosed Hyperliquid state, compares observations, and preserves the account record so a trader does not have to rebuild it alone each morning.
Who it's for
You already watch price, open interest and liquidations. Isobath adds the account layer: who changed exposure, how much, and where to inspect the record.
Use account histories, flow, concentration and material-change records to understand how large leveraged activity is shifting across BTC, ETH and SOL.
The product is human-first today, but the underlying record is structured for future exports, alerts, agent workflows and data products.
How it's built
Isobath reads disclosed Hyperliquid state and records material changes using fixed rules. The product ranks accounts by observed exposure context where available, and keeps the observation window attached to the answer.
The product boundary
Isobath describes what an observed account did. The product gives the evidence; the interpretation stays with the trader.
A wallet is shown as a wallet. Rank, share and position size are market facts for an observation window, not claims about who controls the account or whether they are right.
Isobath does not place or automate trades. It gives you a cleaner record to inspect before making your own decisions.
Coverage is disclosed where available. Gaps and failed observations stay visible instead of being smoothed into a story.