Hyperfolio vs CoinStats (2026): Real Hyperliquid PnL vs a General Portfolio Tracker

CoinStats has tracked Hyperliquid perps since January 2026, but it does so as a generic multichannel portfolio manager: you need an account, the free tier caps you at 10 portfolios and 20,000 transactions, and its PnL view does not break down fees and funding per position. Hyperfolio is the free, read-only tracker built natively on Hyperliquid that shows realized and unrealized PnL, fees and funding, equity curve, smart money radar and push alerts for any address — with no signup. Paste any wallet at app.hyperfolio.fun and see your true net result in seconds.

If you trade perps on Hyperliquid, you have probably tried CoinStats. It is one of the most popular crypto portfolio managers in the world — over 300 wallets and exchanges, 120 blockchains, more than 1,000 DeFi protocols — and in early 2026 it finally added support for Hyperliquid, Aster and Lighter perpetual DEXs. That announcement was covered by ZyCrypto, 99Bitcoins and BTCC, and it answered a question thousands of perp traders had been asking: can a mainstream portfolio app finally track my Hyperliquid positions?

The honest answer is: partially. CoinStats can show you that you have positions, but it is a generalist tool bolted onto a perp protocol, and the difference shows exactly where it hurts — in the PnL you actually keep after fees, funding and liquidations. This 2026 comparison shows what each tool really delivers, with current prices and limits, and why Hyperfolio, a free Hyperliquid-native tracker, is the piece CoinStats is missing for anyone whose question is "what is my real net PnL?"

What CoinStats is — and what its Hyperliquid support really does

CoinStats is a portfolio management platform: you create an account, connect your exchanges and wallets with read-only API keys, and it aggregates everything into one dashboard. Its strength is breadth. With 300+ integrations, 120 blockchains and 1,000+ DeFi protocols, it is one of the widest aggregators on the market, with polished iOS and Android apps.

The January 2026 update added a "Perpetual DEX" module for Hyperliquid, Aster and Lighter. According to the official announcement, traders can now get:

• Real-time balance updates for the connected account.
• Open positions and open orders in the same view as spot and CEX balances.
• Complete trade history synced from the protocol.
• Profit & Loss analysis at portfolio level.

That is real progress. Before 2026, CoinStats could not see perp positions at all, and perp positions are protocol state — not token balances — which is exactly why so many trackers miss them. The question is not whether CoinStats added Hyperliquid, but whether a generalist app can give a perp trader the depth a native tracker can.

What CoinStats still cannot do for Hyperliquid traders

Once you connect an account, the limits of a generic approach become visible quickly:

• Account and paywall first. You must create an account and connect your own wallet. There is no "paste any public address and see its PnL" flow — which means you cannot inspect the wallets you follow, study top traders or do due diligence on an address you were just sent.
• Hard limits on the free tier. The Basic plan (free) caps you at 10 portfolios, 20,000 transactions and 10 daily syncs per portfolio. Active perp traders blow through transaction counts fast; the useful analytics live on Premium.
• Premium costs money. As of August 2026, CoinStats Premium is $13.99/month after the trial (yearly billing saves around 13%). Portfolio Performance Analytics, Fees Paid Analyser, Profit & Loss and Custom Alerts are behind that paywall.
• PnL without the breakdown. CoinStats reports P&L at portfolio level. It does not decompose a position's result into entry price, exit price, taker/maker fees and funding paid every 8 hours — which is the only way to know if a strategy is actually profitable after costs.
• No smart money layer. There is no radar of the best traders, no Top 100 by 30-day PnL, no size filters ($10K/$25K/$50K+ openings) to detect what whales are doing before the rest of the market sees it.
• Alerts are price alerts, not wallet alerts. You get custom price notifications; you do not get push alerts when a wallet you follow opens or closes a position.
• One venue at a time. Hyperliquid, Aster and Lighter are separate integrations. There is no unified equity view across venues with a single PnL net of fees and funding.

None of this is a knock on CoinStats as a general app — it is the difference between a tool that tracks everything and a tool that understands one protocol deeply.

Hyperfolio: built for Hyperliquid, not for everything

Hyperfolio is the opposite design: instead of a wide net over every chain, it is built from scratch on the Hyperliquid public API and does one job exhaustively — turning any Hyperliquid address into a complete PnL dashboard.

• Free, no registration, no paid tier. There is no signup and no subscription; the entire product is free.
• Read-only, paste any address. You can search any wallet — yours or someone else's — without connecting anything, sharing private keys or creating an account.
• Realized and unrealized PnL per position, with an equity curve and full history instead of a single snapshot.
• Fees and funding breakdown — the drag that CoinStats' portfolio-level P&L hides. Taker fees on Hyperliquid are 2 bps per side and funding settles every 8 hours; over weeks of trading those costs routinely eat 10–30% of gross profits, and Hyperfolio shows you exactly where they go.
• Smart Money Radar with $10K/$25K/$50K+ filters and RWA exposure, plus a Top 100 leaderboard by 30-day PnL.
• Push alerts that work with the app closed — entry/exit notifications for wallets you follow, delivered as a PWA on mobile.
• Multi-venue aggregation: Hyperliquid, AsterDEX, Lighter and Robinhood Chain in one unified equity view.
• Extra native tooling: perp calculator, liquidation price, predictions hub and WebSocket market charts with a technical signal.

Hyperfolio vs CoinStats vs CoinMarketCap Portfolio: comparison table

CoinMarketCap's portfolio is included because it is the free tool most traders try first — and it is the clearest example of a tracker that cannot see perp state at all. Data checked August 2026.

Feature	CoinStats	CoinMarketCap Portfolio	Hyperfolio
Price	Free Basic → $13.99/mo Premium	Free	Free (no paid tier)
Registration	Account required	Account required	None — paste any address
Hyperliquid perps auto-sync	Yes (since Jan 2026)	No — manual entries only	Yes, native (built on HL API)
Free tier limits	10 portfolios, 20k transactions, 10 syncs/day	Manual data, no live perp sync	No limits
Realized / unrealized PnL	Portfolio-level (Premium)	No	Yes, per position
Fees & funding breakdown	Fees Paid Analyser (Premium, generic)	No	Yes, per position
Equity curve & history	Performance analytics (Premium)	No	Yes, full history
Watch any public wallet	No (own account only)	No	Yes, unlimited
Smart Money Radar / Top 100	No	No	Yes
Push alerts for followed wallets	Price alerts (Premium)	Price alerts	Yes, entry/exit, app closed
Multi-venue (AsterDEX, Lighter, Robinhood Chain)	Separate integrations	No	Yes, unified equity
Liquidation price / perp calculator	No	No	Yes
Languages	Multilingual	English	EN / ES / ZH

Read the table like a trader, not like a marketer: the rows that decide profitability — fees and funding breakdown, per-position PnL, equity history, following other wallets — are exactly the rows where the generalists are empty. If your PnL matters to you, the tool that shows it in detail is the tool you should use.

Try it now — it takes ten seconds. Open app.hyperfolio.fun, paste any Hyperliquid address and see the PnL breakdown, fees, funding and equity curve that CoinStats' portfolio view cannot give you. No signup, no wallet connection.

Where CoinStats genuinely wins

Honesty keeps this comparison useful. If your portfolio is spread across Binance, Ethereum DeFi, NFTs and a small Hyperliquid position, CoinStats is a legitimate hub: 300+ integrations, good mobile apps, AI-assisted analysis and a large ecosystem are real advantages. Its Premium tier adds portfolio performance analytics, ad-free usage and custom alerts that casual investors find valuable.

Hyperfolio does not try to replace that. It answers a narrower, sharper question: what is my real net PnL on Hyperliquid — mine or anyone else's — after every fee and funding payment? For that question, no amount of multichain breadth compensates for the missing per-position breakdown. The pragmatic setup is the one the best traders actually use: CoinStats (or CoinMarketCap) for the macro picture, Hyperfolio for the perp truth. See our ranking of the best Hyperliquid trackers of 2026 for the full landscape.

Which one should you use?

• You want one dashboard for 20 different exchanges and chains → CoinStats, and accept the Premium paywall for real analytics.
• You hold perps on Hyperliquid and want your true net PnL → Hyperfolio, free and no signup.
• You follow top traders and want smart money moves or push alerts → Hyperfolio, no contest.
• You want to check any address you receive, without asking for keys → Hyperfolio — paste it and read the PnL.
• You want both → use them together: CoinStats for the macro view, Hyperfolio for the perp detail. The complete guide to tracking Hyperliquid wallets explains the workflow.

FAQ

Does CoinStats support Hyperliquid?

Yes. Since January 2026, CoinStats tracks Hyperliquid (plus Aster and Lighter) perp DEXs: real-time balances, open positions and orders, trade history and portfolio-level P&L. It requires an account and connecting your own wallet.

Is CoinStats free?

There is a free Basic plan limited to 10 portfolios, 20,000 transactions and 10 daily syncs per portfolio. As of August 2026, Premium costs $13.99/month after a 7-day trial, with around 13% off on yearly billing; the useful analytics live on Premium.

What is the best free CoinStats alternative for Hyperliquid?

Hyperfolio: a free, read-only tracker built natively on Hyperliquid that shows realized and unrealized PnL, fees and funding per position, equity curve, smart money radar and push alerts — with no registration and no paid tier.

Can I track someone else's Hyperliquid wallet without their API keys?

Yes, with Hyperfolio. Hyperliquid wallet data is public, so you can paste any address and see its full PnL breakdown. CoinStats requires adding the account to your own portfolio, which needs the owner's cooperation.

Does CoinStats show fees and funding on Hyperliquid?

Not per position. CoinStats offers a generic Fees Paid Analyser on Premium, but it does not decompose each position into entry/exit price, fees and 8-hourly funding. Hyperfolio shows that breakdown natively for any address.

Stop tracking a portfolio — start tracking your PnL

CoinStats became a better product when it added Hyperliquid, and for a broad multichain portfolio it remains a solid choice. But a generalist app reports P&L the way a dashboard reports a number: aggregated, delayed and paywalled. Perp trading is decided in the details — the 2 bps per side, the funding every 8 hours, the liquidation you almost hit, the wallet that printed 40% while you hesitated.

Hyperfolio shows you all of it, free, for any address. Open app.hyperfolio.fun, paste any Hyperliquid wallet — yours or a trader you follow — and get the full PnL breakdown with fees, funding and equity curve in seconds. No signup, no wallet connection, no paid tier. Just the number that matters, net of everything.