Hyperliquid Push Alerts: Notifications and Copy-Trading Guide

In perp trading, the window between «a top trader opened a position» and «you found out» can cost entry points. Hyperfolio closes that gap with native push alerts: entry and exit notifications on wallets you follow, leverage and TWAP tabs, and delivery even when you close the browser — if you install the PWA.

Unlike Telegram bots that delay fills or generic price alerts (CoinGecko, TradingView), Hyperfolio push connects to the Hyperliquid API and your followed wallet list. You receive what matters for discretionary copy-trading: opens, closes and execution context.

This guide covers enabling push, configuring entry/exit alerts, using leverage and TWAP tabs, installing the PWA on mobile and desktop, and best practices to avoid notification overload.

Push alert types in Hyperfolio

• Entry: followed wallet opens new position or significantly increases size
• Exit: followed wallet fully or partially closes a position
• Leverage: leverage context in the position alert
• TWAP: activity related to TWAP orders on monitored wallets
• Smart Money complement: discovery on radar + push on wallets you add to tracker

Requirements: PWA and permissions

To receive push with browser or tab closed, install Hyperfolio as a PWA (Progressive Web App). On mobile add to home screen; on desktop use the browser install option (Chrome, Edge, Safari on iOS 16.4+).

• Open Hyperfolio in browser (mobile or desktop)
• Find «Install PWA» banner or button on landing or menu
• Confirm install — icon on home screen or dock
• Accept notification permissions when prompted
• Log in to persist followed wallets and alert preferences
• Verify notifications aren't blocked in OS settings

Configure entry/exit alerts

Copy-trading alerts are configured per wallet in wallet tracker. You don't enable global push for all Hyperliquid — you choose specific addresses you've previously analyzed.

• Add a wallet to tracker (from Top 100 leaderboard or manual address)
• Open followed wallet detail
• Enable Entry alerts — notification on position open
• Enable Exit alerts — notification on close or reduce
• Optional: filter by assets (e.g. BTC-PERP and ETH-PERP only)
• Save — requires logged-in session to persist configuration

What each notification includes

A typical entry alert shows: wallet (abbreviated), asset, LONG/SHORT side, approximate USD size and leverage. Exit indicates full or partial close and affected asset. Enough to decide whether to open Hyperfolio for full analysis or the official app to execute.

Leverage and TWAP tabs

The alerts panel includes dedicated leverage and TWAP tabs — execution context many copy-traders ignore until it's too late.

Leverage tab

Shows leverage associated with recent positions from followed wallets. A LONG BTC entry at 15x from a wallet that normally runs 3x signals conviction or extreme risk — critical context before replicating.

TWAP tab

TWAP (Time-Weighted Average Price) on Hyperliquid splits a large order into time slices. The TWAP tab in alerts indicates when followed wallets execute via TWAP — useful to detect discreet institutional accumulation vs aggressive market buy.

• Active TWAP suggests gradual entry — less slippage, more time to react
• Combine TWAP tab with entry alerts to see schedule start
• Don't confuse followed wallet TWAP with your own TWAP execution on official app

Push with PWA closed: how it works

Once PWA is installed and permissions granted, Hyperfolio uses service workers to receive background events. Sync with Hyperliquid API runs periodically; when it detects a relevant fill on a followed wallet, it triggers push to the operating system.

• Works with PWA closed — no tab needed open
• ~1 minute latency (API sync), not millisecond HFT
• Battery: moderate mobile impact from periodic sync
• Uninstalling PWA loses background push until reinstall

Recommended flow: Smart Money → Tracker → Push

• Discover wallets in Smart Money ($25K+ filter) or Top 100 leaderboard
• Analyze portfolio and 30d PnL before following
• Add to tracker and enable entry/exit push
• Install PWA to receive alerts away from desktop
• Trade on official HL app when alert confirms your thesis

Related guides: smart-money-hyperliquid-guia, hyperliquid-wallet-tracker-guia.

Avoid notification overload

• Limit to 5-8 wallets with active push — not 30
• Filter by assets you actually trade
• Disable entry on very active wallets (scalpers) if you only want swings
• Use exit alerts to manage take-profit on own positions inspired by them
• Review configuration weekly — rotate wallets by recent performance

Hyperfolio push vs other alerts

CoinGecko alerts token price — not HL perp fills. TradingView alerts technical levels — not wallet activity. Nansen alerts multichain transfers — not Hyperliquid entry/exit with leverage. Hyperfolio push is built for native HL ecosystem.

Comparisons: hyperfolio-vs-coingecko, hyperfolio-vs-tradingview, hyperfolio-vs-nansen, hyperfolio-vs-coinglass.

Troubleshooting

Not receiving push

• Verify PWA installed (not just browser bookmark)
• Check notification permissions in iOS/Android/desktop settings
• Confirm logged-in session and wallets with alerts enabled
• Reinstall PWA if upgraded from old version

Delayed push

~1 minute API sync is normal. Hyperfolio doesn't compete with HFT colocation — it's discretionary copy-trading, not latency arbitrage.

Conclusion

Hyperfolio push alerts turn wallet tracker into a proactive tool: entry/exit on followed wallets, leverage and TWAP context, and delivery with PWA closed. Install the PWA, configure few wallets with discipline and combine with Smart Money for the full flow.

In 2026, the trader who reacts within minutes to verified on-chain fills has edge over whoever scrolls Twitter. Hyperfolio push is free, read-only and native Hyperliquid — start today with one Top 100 wallet and entry alerts enabled.