US stock filings, funds, insiders and Hyperliquid wallets, with sources and dates. Read-only.
Scored across 19 tools
Most tools map to clearly distinct data domains: Hyperliquid wallet analysis, cohort positioning, SEC filings/fundamentals, macro series, and smart money previews. The main ambiguity is between get_hyperliquid_wallet_positions and get_hyperliquid_wallets_positions, and to a lesser extent among the company earnings/fundamentals/quality tools, though descriptions clarify each.
All tool names use snake_case and follow a predictable verb_noun pattern, with dominant get_ prefixes plus clear analyze_, compare_, resolve_, and search_ variants. The singular/plural wallet-position distinction is semantically meaningful rather than a naming inconsistency.
At 19 tools the server is somewhat heavy, but it spans multiple research areas—Hyperliquid wallets/traders, SEC company data, macro context, futures positioning, and smart money—so most tools appear to earn their place. It is near the upper end of comfortable scope but not excessive for the stated research purpose.
The surface is broad and covers core research workflows across Hyperliquid activity, wallet/trader analysis, market state, SEC fundamentals/disclosures/earnings, macro observations, futures positioning, and smart money overlap. Some gaps remain, such as general stock quote/price-history or broad news tools, but the descriptions explicitly disclaim these as outside scope.
Use for historical performance and risk of a supplied public Hyperliquid address. Cached metrics and available history only, not live positions or owner identity.
Inputs: address (required).
Use one call to compare two to five distinct public wallets. Returns the analysis time, history length, losses and missing results of each wallet as reported. No suitability or follower-return claims.
Inputs: addresses (required).
Use for requests to start copy trading or subscribe to alerts. Returns that this connector supports research only. It does not connect wallets, fund, sign, place orders, start copying, or create alerts or scheduled tasks.
Inputs: request (required), address.
Use this for a US company recent SEC 8-K filings, earnings-result disclosures, officer departures or material-event disclosures. Returns the 8-K and 8-K/A filings that the SEC lists for the company, read from SEC EDGAR, newest first over the last 365 days: filing items with titles, dates and original SEC links. This is not general stock news, article text, sentiment, analyst opinion or a complete filings archive. A filing item number alone does not state a conclusion.
Inputs: ticker (required).
Research company-reported US earnings, GAAP and adjusted EPS, revenue, margins, segments, management guidance and capital-allocation figures from validated stored SEC release facts. Returns up to eight reports with original release links and dates. No analyst estimates, beat/miss verdict, full transcript or current stock price.
Inputs: ticker (required), limit.
Find upcoming company-announced US earnings dates for a ticker or a bounded discovery list within 1 to 90 days. Reads only stored SEC 8-K announcements with original filing links, extraction snippets and ingestion dates. Not a complete market calendar; missing dates are unknown. Dates can change; no estimated provider fallback.
Inputs: limit, ticker, days_ahead.
Inspect profitability and balance-sheet ratios computed only from matching verified SEC financial measurement periods. Gross, operating, net and cash-flow margins, liabilities/assets, long-term debt/assets and cash/long-term debt retain source inputs and dates. Mismatched or unknown periods remain unknown. No stock price, valuation multiple, analyst estimate, score or buy verdict.
Inputs: ticker (required).
Read up to eight stored CFTC futures-only reports for SPX (S&P 500), TY (10-year Treasury), WTI (crude oil) or GC (gold). Shows dated category long/short/net contract counts and open interest. TFF and disaggregated categories remain distinct. Weekly reported positions lag trading; no wallet identities, real-time flows, options chain or stock shares.
Inputs: contract (required), reports.
Use for observed position changes over one to 168 hours in the watcher cohort. Returns one oldest-first page, with since and next_cursor for continuation. The default minimum position notional is $1 million; pass 0 for all or smaller positions. Minimum notional is position size, not incremental trade amount. Polling and event-writer health are included when available. Not alerts or an exhaustive live trade feed.
Inputs: coin, event, hours, limit, +4 more.
Use for a Hyperliquid market mark price, 24-hour change, funding, open interest and volume. This is exchange context, not a US stock quote. Returns the retrieval time; the exchange observation time is unknown. Not a prediction.
Inputs: asset (required).
Use for long/short notionals and counts in the qualified cohort for an exact case-sensitive asset, such as BTC or xyz:NVDA. Newest row update is not whole-cohort freshness. Not total exchange positioning or a price prediction.
Inputs: coin (required). Returns: coin, kind, status, retrieved_at
Use for positions of one public Hyperliquid wallet on one perpetual venue. Accepts an optional asset for named markets such as Nvidia, which the service resolves to its venue; the venue defaults to native only. An empty native result does not establish absence across all venues.
Inputs: address (required), dex, asset.
Use for positions of two to five wallets in one batch call, for example after a ranking. Covers one venue with bounded upstream concurrency and reports individual wallet failures. Accepts an optional asset for named markets.
Inputs: addresses (required), dex, asset. Returns: kind, wallets
Inspect stored US government macro observations: Treasury yields and curve spreads, industrial production, trade-weighted dollar, initial claims, inflation, payrolls, retail sales, GDP, PCE and Fed liquidity components. Returns per-series units and observation dates. No proprietary volatility, credit spreads, consumer surveys, stock breadth or AlphaYou regime score. Not live economic releases or a forecast.
Inputs: no named parameters.
Use this for what smart money, Congress or politicians, insiders, funds, influencers or top traders are buying, selling, holding or saying, and where smart money is stacking up. The activity filter accepts buy (buying, adding, accumulating), sell (selling, reducing) or all. Category congress covers politicians, and the actor filter accepts names such as Pelosi or Berkshire. Omitting the ticker returns a bounded discovery preview; a ticker returns security research. Actor and activity filters precede the three-row cap, but underlying coverage remains bounded. Fund changes are reported holdings, influencer posts are commentary, trader positions are derivatives and government awards have no buy/sell direction. Filings and commentary retain original source links. Derivative previews identify Hyperliquid via AlphaYou and source observation times, without trading or copying links. Identical displayed rows are grouped; matchingStoredRows is not a distinct transaction count. This is not a market-wide convergence ranking.
Inputs: actor, ticker, activity, category. Returns: ticker, sources, retrievedAt
Inspect agreement and conflict in the six bounded AlphaYou public smart money previews for one US stock. Returns original dated rows plus per-category purchase/sale, holdings-change, commentary and derivative directions. Awards are non-directional. This is a descriptive overlap check, not a market-wide confluence scanner, distinct-actor count, scored signal, paid-call leak or saved alert.
Inputs: ticker (required). Returns: ticker, sources, retrievedAt
Use this for a US company revenue, reported earnings, assets, debt, cash flows or historical financial statements. Reads stored SEC Company Facts with period dates and representative filing links. Individual concepts may come from different filings; a period link does not verify every value. Each metric has its own verified start and end dates; earnings and cash flow can cover different durations. Unverified durations remain unknown. Annual and interim periods are separate, and a standalone quarter is not assumed. Each factual row carries its filing link. No current prices, valuation ratios, analyst forecasts or buy verdict.
Inputs: ticker (required).
Use to resolve Nvidia, NVDA, Bitcoin, ETH or an explicit venue symbol against Hyperliquid metadata. Returns alternatives, ambiguity and coverage. A perpetual contract is not the underlying stock.
Inputs: asset (required). Returns: kind, status, requested_asset
Use for a historical score or Sharpe ranking of the qualified trader cohort. Returns at most ten rows per page, with next_offset when more are available. Accepts an optional exact asset and leverage-tier filter. Not a market-wide ranking, 30-day PnL sort or personalized recommendation.
Inputs: asset, limit, offset, sort_by, +1 more. Returns: kind, traders, next_offset
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SEC 13F funds, 8-K filings, insider trades and tracked Hyperliquid positions. API key required.
Read-only Hyperliquid wallet, market and portfolio research with source timestamps and coverage.
SEC filings, company financials, holdings, earnings calls, stock prices, options and macro data.
US company financial statements, insider trades, 13F funds and short interest, each with its filing
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