By Keel Research Team
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Daily RSI, MACD, moving averages, Supertrend, ADX, Bollinger width and volatility for the most traded Hyperliquid perps, plus the 12 dashboard coins, in one table. Today's values are updating.
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One row per coin, most traded first. Coin names with a link open that coin’s full dashboard; column headers with a link open a backtest of that signal on Hyperliquid. Values are for the last daily close.
RSI 1d and 1w are the 14-period relative strength index on daily and weekly closes. 70 or higher reads overbought, 30 or lower oversold. vs 200D says whether price is above or below its 200-day simple average, and 50/200 whether the 50-day is above the 200-day (golden) or below it (death).
MACD is bullish when the MACD line (12, 26) is above its 9-day signal line. Supertrend (10, 3) is up or down, and Ichimoku says whether price is above, inside or below the cloud. ADX of 25 or more means a trend is in force, in either direction.
BB width is the distance between the Bollinger Bands (20, 2) as a share of the middle band; a low reading means a quiet market that often comes before a big move. 30D change is the price change over 30 days, and % below 230-day high how far price sits under its highest daily high of the last 230 days; for a coin listed more recently it is the high since listing on Hyperliquid, marked “since listing”.
30D vol is realised volatility from 30 daily returns, annualised; it is measured, not implied from options. Funding APR is the current hourly funding rate on Hyperliquid, annualised; positive means longs pay shorts. OI 24h is the change in open interest over a day.
A table like this tells you where each coin stands today. It does not tell you whether acting on a reading has paid. That is what a backtest answers: write the reading as a rule, such as buy when daily RSI drops under 30 and sell when it recovers above 50, and test it across these coins on Hyperliquid history with fees and funding included.
Keel turns that rule into a strategy you can read block by block, backtest, run on paper, and then run live on Hyperliquid from your own account. The library has a ready strategy for most columns here; fork one and change the coins and settings.
Start from the RSI backtest, or fork a library strategy and change the coins, timeframe and thresholds to match what you see here.
The table and the RSI heatmap list every coin with a daily RSI of 30 or lower. Oversold means a coin has fallen hard over the last 14 days; it does not mean it has finished falling.
RSI shows how stretched a move is. The moving averages, MACD, Supertrend and Ichimoku show the trend. ADX shows how strong the trend is. Bollinger width and realised volatility show how much a coin is moving. Most column headers open a backtest of that signal.
Once a day, after the UTC close. Every value is for the last completed daily bar. Funding and open interest are read live from Hyperliquid through the day.
The most traded Hyperliquid perps, plus the 12 dashboard coins, sorted by 30-day dollar volume. A coin that falls out of the most traded list drops off the table the next day, unless it has its own dashboard.
Yes. Click a column header to open the backtest of that signal on Hyperliquid history, or fork a library strategy that trades it and change the coins and settings.
No. Prices, funding and open interest are Hyperliquid's perpetual markets only. Spot prices on other exchanges can differ slightly, and funding on other venues differs more.