
pairpetuals.com
The pairs trading terminal for Hyperliquid
Live perp analytics, mean-reverting pair signals refit daily by a full statistical-arbitrage pipeline, and execution algos you arm from the chart. Your wallet signs; Hyperliquid executes.

Execution algos with published fill quality
Eleven engines are live today — TWAP, TWAP+, Iceberg, Chase, Scale, Bracket, Stop/Take, Adaptive Market, Now, and the pair-native PairGlide and Autospreader. Each works orders you arm through an order-only agent your wallet approves on Hyperliquid itself; the engine monitors and places, it never decides. And slippage isn't a promise here: every parent order is journaled, and the measured cost of each algo — realized fills against the arrival benchmark, maker share, nothing cherry-picked — is published live.

Statistical arbitrage you can audit
Every day a full statistical pipeline screens Hyperliquid's perp universe for pairs with a stable long-run relationship — cointegration gates, not chart patterns. Eligible pairs publish with their fitted hedge ratio, mean, σ and band levels locked for the day, so every live z-score on the terminal has a fixed, stated reference. Positions lock their recipe at entry and are priced on it until exit — a refit never moves your goalposts. The screening gates, refit cadence and exit logic are public, at practitioner depth.

Hyperliquid market data you won't find elsewhere
Live markets, funding and liquidations for every perp on Hyperliquid, read straight from the venue's public API and WebSocket feeds — plus an hourly funding and candle archive of our own, and a liquidations record no aggregator carries. Every panel names its source and cadence, and stale data is labeled stale — never dressed up as live.
What this is — and what it isn't
pairpetuals.com is a financial data and analysis terminal. It constructs orders; your wallet authorizes them; Hyperliquid executes them. Matching, settlement and custody all occur on the Hyperliquid protocol — the terminal never holds funds and never sees wallet keys. The pair signals are statistics, not advice: mean reversion is a tendency, not a law, and pairs can and do break. Stops, timeouts and position caps exist for exactly that reason. Browsing requires no account and no wallet.
FAQ
- Is this financial advice?
- No. Everything on the terminal is a statistic derived from historical and live market data. Pairs can and do break; stops and timeouts exist because mean reversion is a tendency, not a law.
- Where do the pair signals come from?
- Pairs are screened and fitted daily by a statistical pipeline that tests for a stable long-run relationship between coin pairs, then publishes the eligible ones with their fitted parameters and band levels. The terminal consumes that daily plan and computes live z-scores against it in the browser.
- Does the terminal trade for me?
- The engine works orders you arm — it never decides to trade. Eleven execution algos have live engines today, from TWAP and Iceberg to the pair-native PairGlide and Autospreader. Arming requires a connected wallet that has signed in and enabled trading — an order-only agent your wallet approves on Hyperliquid itself — and every armed order's fee is disclosed on the ticket before you sign anything.
- Do you hold my funds?
- Never. pairpetuals.com is a data and analysis terminal: it constructs orders, your wallet authorizes them, and Hyperliquid executes them. Matching, execution, settlement, and custody all occur on the Hyperliquid protocol — we never hold funds and never see wallet keys. The agent your wallet approves can only place orders; it cannot withdraw or transfer, expires on its own, and is revocable at any time.
- Why do the numbers change once a day?
- By design. The statistics (β, μ, σ, bands) are refit and locked daily so that every live reading has a fixed, stated reference.
- Can a z-score be extreme, like ±8σ?
- Yes — a genuinely blown-out spread reads exactly that way. The daily screen filters on statistical eligibility, not on the current z level, so pairs can appear already deep past their bands.
- Why can't I connect my wallet?
- Wallet connection isn't offered in some regions — the connect window names the detected country when that applies. Everything else stays open: live markets, pairs, wallet lookups, and the docs all work without connecting.
More in the full FAQ.