Supported venues and markets
Hyperliquid support
Public discovery covers the Hyperliquid instruments returned by the terminal catalogue, including core perpetuals, builder-deployed HIP-3 perpetuals and spot. Charts, order books, recent trades, watchlists and screener rows retain the exact venue instrument.
Account displays and existing-agent components are present, but the current multi-venue release blocks order submission and account-management trading actions. Hyperliquid setup describes the preview users can open today.
Lighter support
Lighter has a separate public catalogue, chart history, book and trade feed. Its account model uses numeric account and API-key indices. The current Lighter setup flow is a preview, and execution remains disabled.
Perpetual and spot availability
Use All, Perps or Spot in the screener and the market-type categories in search. Spot and perpetual listings remain distinct even when their symbols match. Funding, perpetual open interest, leverage and position liquidations do not apply to a spot listing.
Venue-specific differences
Changing venue does not transfer balances or net positions across exchanges.
Market coverage
Search the live catalogue for the instrument you need. Listings, supported categories and metadata can change; this documentation does not promise a fixed market count or every market available at a venue. A ticker match across venues must resolve to a supported instrument before navigation can use it.
Supported order types by venue
The order-type matrix distinguishes ticket preparation from executable orders. Both venues expose Market, Limit and selected Pro controls, but none can currently submit through the multi-venue terminal.
Feature availability
Availability is determined by the active implementation and data source, not by a visible tab alone.
Live
Public charts, books, trades, search, watchlists, configurable workspaces, screener, Market Pulse, heatmap and calendar are available. Account-backed preferences synchronise after sign-in.
Limited
History depends on retained and provider-supplied data. Public account inspection varies by venue. Liquidation observations are not a complete market-wide historical archive. PnL cards require an actual available position row.
Provider-dependent
News display and wallet-event interfaces exist, but the current production news producer is disabled and wallet ingestion is unconfigured. Saved source preferences or wallet lists do not prove a live feed is operating.
Unavailable or coming soon
Multi-venue execution, real account connection through Add account, Chase and Swarm execution, chart indicators and drawing tools, and verified PWA installation are unavailable. A visible future option does not imply a release date.
Data-history limitations
A blank rolling metric means insufficient or unavailable data, not zero activity. Chart candles depend on venue history and repairable retained ranges. Pulse comparisons require qualified recent coverage and suitable baselines; an outage or full collector restart can interrupt eligibility while retained history remains visible.
There is no advertised complete archive, guaranteed update latency or high-availability commitment. Market intelligence explains how to interpret retained figures.