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A Tour of the Hyperbeat Trade Interface

Learn what every panel on the Hyperbeat Trade screen does, from the chart and order book to the order form, account card, and history tabs.

July 14, 2026

The Hyperbeat Trade screen packs a lot of information into one view. This guide walks through every panel so you always know where to look. All data on the page updates in real time.

Every panel on the Trade screen, numbered in the order this guide covers them.

Market ticker tape

The scrolling strip across the top shows the most active markets by volume with their live prices and 24 hour moves. Click any of them to jump straight to that market.

Favorites bar

Once you star markets in the market selector, they appear in a favorites bar above the chart. A small toggle switches between showing dollar change and percentage change. This is the fastest way to hop between the markets you trade most.

Market selector

Click the market name, or press Ctrl+K (Cmd+K on Mac), to open the market selector. It has tabs for Favorites, All, Perps, and Spot, plus category filters for Crypto, Stocks, ETF, Commodities, FX, and Indices. Each row shows the Symbol, Last Price, 24H Change, an 8H Funding column, Volume, and Open Interest, and every column is sortable. A star next to each market adds it to your favorites. Categories with no live markets are hidden automatically.

Market stats strip

Next to the market name you will find the key numbers for the selected market:

  • Mark: the price used to value positions and calculate liquidations. It blends outside exchange prices with Hyperbeat's own order book so a single rogue trade cannot move it.
  • Oracle: the external reference price of the underlying asset, used for funding.
  • 24H Change and 24H Volume: how far the market has moved and how much has traded.
  • Open Interest: the total value of all open positions in this market.
  • Funding / Countdown: the current funding rate and a live countdown to the next payment, which happens every hour. Hover over it for an explanation and an annualized figure.

Spot markets show Market Cap instead of the perp-specific stats (Oracle, Open Interest, and Funding).

Mark values your positions, Oracle anchors funding, and the Funding / Countdown field ticks to the next hourly payment.

Chart

The chart is a full TradingView charting experience with drawing tools, indicators, and timeframes from 1 minute up to 1 day. It does more than display price:

  • Your entry price, liquidation price, take profit, stop loss, and open limit orders are drawn as lines on the chart.
  • You can drag take profit, stop loss, and limit order lines to modify them without opening any dialog.

Order book

The Orderbook panel shows live buy orders (bids, in green) and sell orders (asks, in red) with three columns: Price, Size, and Total. The row in the middle shows the spread, which is the gap between the best bid and the best ask. You can change the price grouping with the aggregation selector and switch sizes between the asset and USDC. Reading the book well is a skill of its own; see our order book guide for the details.

Order form

The order form at the top right is where you place trades. It has tabs for Market and Limit orders, plus a Pro dropdown for advanced types: TWAP and Scale on any market, and Stop and Take orders (each in Market and Limit form) on perps. The Pro tab relabels itself to whichever advanced type you pick. On perp markets, two buttons sit above the form: your margin mode (Cross or Isolated) and your leverage for this market.

Below your size input, the form shows everything you need to check before committing: Liquidation Price, Order Value, Margin Required, estimated and maximum slippage, and your fee rates. We cover every order type in the order types guide.

Account card

The account card summarizes your trading account:

  • Total Equity: everything you hold in the trading account, including unrealized profit and loss.
  • Unified Account: a group of whole-account metrics, since Hyperbeat shares one balance across spot and perps. It shows your Unrealized P&L, Unified Account Ratio (maintenance margin against equity), Perps Maintenance Margin, and Unified Account Leverage. The leverage and margin guide explains each.
  • Action buttons: Add Funds, Borrow to Trade, and Withdraw.
Total Equity up top, whole-account health metrics under Unified Account, actions at the bottom.

Bottom tabs

The panel along the bottom is your control center for everything you have open and everything you have done:

  • Balances: each asset you hold, with total, available, and USDC value. A Hide Small Balances toggle clears out dust, and each USDC balance has Sweep to Card and Send to Bank actions.
  • Positions: every open position with size, entry price, live PnL, liquidation price, margin, and funding paid. A Close All column gives you Limit, Market, and Reverse buttons, and a separate TP/SL column lets you attach or edit a take profit and stop loss.
  • Open Orders: resting orders that have not filled yet, with a cancel button per order and a Cancel All.
  • TWAP: your active TWAP orders with live progress bars, plus history.
  • Funding History: every funding payment you have paid or received, exportable as CSV.
  • Trade History: every fill, with price, size, fee, and PnL, and a toggle to aggregate fills by order.

A filter in the toolbar switches the view between All Markets, Perp Only, and Spot Only.

Everything you have open and everything you have done, one tab each, with a market filter on the right.

Putting it together

A typical flow looks like this: find a market in the selector, check the chart and the stats strip, glance at the order book for liquidity, place the order in the order form, then manage the position from the Positions tab and the lines on the chart.

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Nothing in this article is financial advice.

About Hyperbeat

Hyperbeat is the Liquid Banking platform built on Hyperliquid. It brings together a global account, savings, trading, loans, and a credit card in one place, so money can move, earn, and settle at the speed of the chain. Hyperbeat serves individuals and businesses worldwide at hyperbeat.org.

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