Clear answers before you use Isobath.
Start with the questions traders ask first: who changed risk, what changed, what the account did before, and whether it is worth watching. These answers explain what Isobath covers today and how to read the record.
The product
What Isobath records and how to read it.
What is Isobath?+
Isobath shows which accounts changed risk on Hyperliquid and what those accounts did before. It tracks material position and collateral changes, connects each move to the account behind it, and preserves the record so traders can investigate with context.
Which markets does Isobath cover today?+
What counts as a material change?+
A material change is a position opened, closed, increased, reduced, flipped, or a meaningful available-collateral change that clears Isobath's event threshold. The product then ranks changes using disclosed account context, size and recency.
How is this different from open interest or liquidation dashboards?+
Isobath has its own Liquidation Watch map, and it is deliberately conservative: every cluster states the share of open interest actually observed, the scan age, and how much of the exposure sits with wallets that have zero free collateral. It does not claim a liquidation will happen — Genesis tested whether reaching a cluster moves price and it did not beat a volatility-matched control. The bigger difference is the account layer underneath: which observed whale changed, what it held before and after, its observed rank or share, and what it has done before.
Using Isobath
The workflow from a market change to a watchlist.
Does Isobath tell me what to buy or sell?+
No. Isobath is an observation and investigation product. It shows what happened and the evidence behind it; trading interpretation remains with the trader.
What does coverage mean?+
Coverage tells you how much of the relevant observed market a figure is drawn from. Where Isobath has coverage, it shows it next to the data so a number is not presented without its observation context.
What is an account-market pair?+
It is one wallet watched on one market. The same wallet on BTC and ETH counts as two separate watches because an account can behave differently across markets.
How do Telegram alerts work?+
After you link Telegram, Isobath checks every five minutes for new material changes involving your watched account-market pairs. Each canonical event is delivered once, so repeated checks do not create duplicate alerts.
Access and direction
Plans, agents and the product boundaries today.
Is there a public API or MCP server?+
Not yet. Isobath has structured data, Daily Tape pages, feed.xml, llms.txt and sample schemas today. A supported API or MCP server comes later, when support, uptime, pricing and access boundaries are ready.
Can AI agents read Isobath today?+
Yes, but through public documents rather than a live API. Agents can use public pages, the Daily Tape archive, feed.xml, llms.txt and sample schemas to understand the product and its data shape.
Why not call these signals?+
Because a whale changing risk is evidence, not a trade instruction. Isobath can support analysis, monitoring and future research workflows without pretending one observed move predicts price.
Is Isobath free?+
There is a free tier and two paid monitoring tiers. Free covers BTC, ETH and SOL market and account pages, the public Liquidation Watch map, the heatmap and rotation views, up to 3 watched account-market pairs, and basic Telegram alerts. Pro is $29/month or $290/year (two months free): up to 25 watched wallet-market pairs, plus liquidation-distance and zero-collateral alerts on the wallets you watch. Pro+ is $59/month or $590/year (two months free): unlimited watched pairs, plus market rules that watch every observed wallet — so a wallet you have never added can still reach you. Both are paid manually in USDC or USDT on Arbitrum One — no card, no automatic renewal. Pro Research and Desk/Data are coming soon and are not yet available to buy.