HyperTerminal
Open-source Hyperliquid trading terminal built with React 19 and TypeScript. Self-hostable, full-featured, with TradingView charts and advanced order types.
Übersicht
HyperTerminal is an open-source trading terminal for Hyperliquid built and maintained by independent developer Vipin (@vipineth). The project ships as a complete React 19 + TypeScript application that anyone can clone, run locally, or self-host, no subscription, no API keys handed to a third party.
Feature-wise, HyperTerminal covers the essentials of an active trading workflow: market, limit, stop-loss, take-profit, TWAP, and scale orders; real-time WebSocket orderbook, trades, and position updates; TradingView charts with indicator support; cross/isolated margin and configurable leverage; and multi-wallet support across MetaMask, WalletConnect, Coinbase Wallet, and Rabby. The interface is mobile responsive and ships with multi-language support.
Under the hood the project uses TanStack Router & Query, Tailwind CSS v4, Wagmi v3, Radix UI, Zustand, and Big.js for precise financial calculations. The repo is on GitHub at vipineth/hypeterminal (TypeScript-first, public, MIT-style spirit) and welcomes contributions. Best for technical users and devs who want full transparency over their execution stack and the ability to fork and modify.
Das Problem
Most Hyperliquid front-ends are closed-source SaaS products. Devs and security-conscious traders who want to audit, fork, or self-host their execution layer have had no production-grade open-source option, forcing them to either trust a hosted UI with their keys or build a terminal from scratch with no reference.
Die Lösung
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Ressourcen
HyperTerminal is hosted at hypeterminal.com and the source lives at github.com/vipineth/hypeterminal under TypeScript. Maintainer Vipin posts updates and support on X at @vipineth. Setup is the standard React workflow (clone, install deps, run dev), and contributions are welcome via GitHub issues and pull requests.
