Whale coins, wired to the whale's position.
Launch a pump.fun coin pinned to a public Hyperliquid wallet. Its card shows that wallet's live position, its PnL and how far it is from liquidation.
Launches open after the first live test on mainnet. Wallet reads, the simulator and the docs work today.
What changes for a whale coin
On pump.fun alone
With Liqline
On pump.fun alone: A whale coin's story is a screenshot of a position, maybe old, maybe edited.
With Liqline: The position is read live from Hyperliquid and shown on the coin's page and card.
On pump.fun alone: Nothing ties the coin to the wallet it's about.
With Liqline: The wallet address is sealed into the coin's metadata at launch and can't be swapped.
On pump.fun alone: You find out about the liquidation on X, after it happened.
With Liqline: Every card shows how far the position is from its liquidation price, updated every 15 seconds.
How it works
- 1
Pick a wallet
Paste any Hyperliquid address. Choose the market your coin follows, or let it follow the wallet's largest position.
- 2
Launch the coin
A normal pump.fun coin. The wallet and market are sealed into its metadata before it exists, so the pin can't be swapped later.
- 3
Watch the line
The coin's card and page read the position from Hyperliquid every 15 seconds: size, PnL, and how far it is from liquidation.
If you launch a coin
Your coin has a live story
Instead of a screenshot that ages in an hour, the coin carries the position itself, updated all day.
Nobody can say you swapped the wallet
The address is in the coin's metadata from the first second, and its pump.fun description names it.
You keep your fees
Liqline takes nothing and doesn't touch your creator fees. Launching costs what pump.fun costs.
If you trade one
You see the real position before you buy
Size, entry, PnL and liquidation price come from Hyperliquid, with a link to check them yourself.
You see the danger zone coming
The liq line turns magenta when the position is within 15% of liquidation, and bolder within 5%.
You can tell a whale coin from a story
If the wallet has no position, the card says so in plain words.
How close is the line
The same gauge every card uses. Move the price and the leverage to see how fast a position reaches its liquidation price.
- Entry
- $100.00
- Mark
- $100.00
- Liquidation
- $91.139
Simulation. No real position. An isolated position on a market with 40× max leverage, priced with Hyperliquid's published formula at entry; funding and fees move the real line. At 10× the line sits 8.9% from entry. Real coins show Hyperliquid's own liquidation price.
Who makes each promise hold
Some things the chain enforces, some Liqline tracks, some nobody can. Here is which is which.
| Promise | Who enforces it |
|---|---|
| The coin is a standard pump.fun coin: same bonding curve, same trading fees, same graduation. | On-chainThe pump.fun program creates the coin. |
| The coin is pinned to one Hyperliquid wallet, and to one market or to its largest position, for good. | On-chainThe pin is in the coin's metadata on IPFS. pump.fun writes the metadata address into the coin at creation and nobody can change it; an IPFS address is the hash of the file, so the file can't change either. |
| Positions, PnL, liquidation prices and fills are Hyperliquid's own numbers, read a few seconds ago. | Tracked by LiqlineLiqline reads Hyperliquid's public API every 15 seconds and shows when it last did. Every wallet links to Hyperliquid's explorer, where you can check the same numbers. |
| Only coins created through Liqline, with a valid pin, are listed. | Tracked by LiqlineEach launch is re-read on-chain before it is listed: the transaction, the pump.fun program, the mint and the pin. |
| What the creator says about the wallet ("it's X's wallet") is true. | Creator's wordLiqline only proves which address the coin follows, not who owns it. The label is the creator's and is shown as theirs. |
| The wallet's owner knows about the coin, or has anything to do with it. | NobodyNobody. Hyperliquid wallets are public; anyone can pin a coin to any of them. Liqline isn't affiliated with any of them. |
| The coin's price follows the position. | NobodyNothing links them. The coin trades on pump.fun like any other; the position only shows on its page. |
What it costs
- pump.fun coin creation
- No creation fee from pump.fun or PumpPortal. You pay network rent and fees, about 0.02 SOL, shown by your wallet.
- Dev buy (optional)
- pump.fun's trading fee applies (around 1%, set by pump.fun), plus PumpPortal's 0.5%: Liqline builds the creation through PumpPortal's API.
- Hyperliquid
- Nothing. Liqline only reads public data; you never connect or sign anything on Hyperliquid.
- Liqline
- Nothing. Liqline takes no fee and doesn't receive your creator fees.
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Launch a coinQuestions
›Where do the numbers come from?
Hyperliquid's public info API: the wallet's clearinghouse state (positions, entry, liquidation price, PnL), its portfolio history and its latest fills. Liqline adds one thing: the distance between the mark price and the liquidation price.
›How is "distance to liquidation" computed?
For a long, (mark − liquidation price) ÷ mark. For a short, (liquidation price − mark) ÷ mark. The mark is Hyperliquid's position value divided by its size. Cross-margin liquidation prices move with the rest of the account, so Hyperliquid's number can change even when the price of this market doesn't.
›What if the whale closes the position?
The card says the position is closed and shows the wallet's other positions, if any. The coin stays pinned to the same wallet and market: if the wallet opens that market again, the card follows it again.
›Can I pin a coin to any wallet?
Any Hyperliquid address that has traded or holds funds there. Liqline doesn't ask the owner. That is why the site never says who owns a wallet, and why the label you give it is shown as yours.
›Does Liqline trade on Hyperliquid?
No. It only reads public data. It never asks you to connect to Hyperliquid or sign anything there.
›Is this financial advice?
No. Liqline is a tool. A whale's position says nothing about where a memecoin goes, and memecoins can lose all their value in minutes.