The Altcopy Index — week of Jul 13, 2026 Where the Altcopy Index stands this week, and what moved — 14 vaults, every number recomputed from public data.
The Altcopy Index — week of Jul 06, 2026 Where the Altcopy Index stands this week, and what moved — 16 vaults, every number recomputed from public data.
How to check if a vault's APR is real before you deposit Before you deposit into a Hyperliquid vault on the strength of a big APR, run these five 60-second checks. They separate a real track record from a short lucky window dressed up as a year.
Why does a Hyperliquid vault show 700% APR? That 700% (or 2,000%) APR on the Hyperliquid vault page isn't a year of results — it's a short recent window, annualized. Real, and almost meaningless. Here's what it actually means before you deposit.
The 800% APR that became −3%: the annualization trap on Hyperliquid's vault page Hyperliquid's vault page annualizes a short recent window into a headline APR — 800%, even 2,000%. With three weeks of our own snapshots, here's the same number weeks later: −3%, −44%. Why it's a trap, and what to read instead.
The Altcopy Index — week of Jun 29, 2026 Where the Altcopy Index stands this week, and what moved — 15 vaults, every number recomputed from public data.
The vault screener toolbox — part 8: hl.eco, the “House of all Hyperliquid” hl.eco — the “House of all Hyperliquid” — is the one third-party tool that also buckets vaults by risk profile, plus an ecosystem-level map (concentration, deployed capital, ARPU). How it compares to the Altcopy leaderboard's gated, flagged curation.
The Altcopy Index — week of Jun 22, 2026 Where the Altcopy Index stands this week, and what moved — 13 vaults, every number recomputed from public data.
The vault screener toolbox — part 7: everything, side by side with Altcopy Six kinds of tools to screen and compare Hyperliquid vaults — and the one job almost none of them do. The full comparison table, and where the Altcopy leaderboard actually fits.
The vault screener toolbox — part 6: the builder layer (scrapers and the API) If you can code, the most powerful and honest screener is the one you build yourself, on Hyperliquid's public API. Scrapers and the raw API are the materials every other tool — and this blog — is made from. How that compares to a finished product like Altcopy.