HyperTerminal
Open-source Hyperliquid trading terminal built with React 19 and TypeScript. Self-hostable, full-featured, with TradingView charts and advanced order types.
Visão geral
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.
O problema
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.
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Recursos
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.
