Your HyperStats account data

HyperStats uses ChatGPT sign-in to identify your account. When you create a free membership, we save your account identifier, name, email, signup date and most recent activity.

Wallet addresses and labels you save to your account are used to reopen your list across devices. A public wallet address does not prove you own that wallet. HyperStats does not need your seed phrase, private key or permission to trade.

The HyperStats owner can see member names, emails, signup dates, last activity and saved wallet addresses and labels (including explorer favourites) in a private member dashboard. Other members cannot view your saved list.

When you use Portfolio, HyperStats saves the coins, quantities and optional average buy prices you enter to your signed-in account. Your portfolio is private to your account and available across devices. Coin identifiers are sent to public market-data providers to retrieve prices; your quantities and buy prices are not sent to them. You can edit or remove your holdings in Portfolio.

If you connect MEXC, HyperStats stores your API key and secret encrypted and uses them on the server to request your MEXC Futures data. You and the HyperStats owner can view your connected MEXC Futures balances, open positions, realised and unrealised P&L, closed positions, fees and funding history. Other members can access this data only if you approve their HyperStats account. Approved viewers can see your open positions, closed trades, P&L, fees and funding; account balances are included only when you enable them for that viewer. Approval is tied to the selected member’s account ID, and an email is used to find that member. You can remove access in MEXC Futures; the HyperStats owner can manage access to their own MEXC account in Admin. API keys and secrets are never shown to approved viewers. Changing your key or disconnecting ends existing shared access. A viewer may retain information they already viewed. The owner can also see the API key’s last four characters and the dates it was connected and updated. Full keys and secrets are not displayed in the member dashboard. Disconnecting deletes the saved credentials from HyperStats. You can also revoke the key in MEXC API Management.

If you publish a trader profile, anyone with its link can see the fields you choose from one saved Hyperliquid wallet. Your email, other saved wallets and MEXC connection are not included. Balance and wallet address are hidden by default. You can unpublish the profile at any time; copies already made by visitors cannot be withdrawn.

When you link Telegram, HyperStats saves your private chat identifier and Telegram display name, plus your selected wallet subscriptions. Wallet addresses, labels and matching trade details are sent to your linked Telegram chat. Disconnecting in My account or sending /stop to the bot disables your subscriptions and deletes pending delivery records. Delivery records are retained for up to seven days. Telegram handles received messages under its own privacy policy.

To measure visits, HyperStats uses a random browser-session cookie and records the day and most recent activity. These visit records are kept for up to 30 days. Browser-session counts are estimates, not a count of individual people. This member activity system does not collect IP addresses, precise location, or browsing history outside HyperStats.

Activity updates run while the page is visible. Membership records start when you create your account; we cannot identify people who used the site before member tracking was introduced.

You can remove saved wallets from My account. Signing out ends your ChatGPT sign-in session for HyperStats. Wallets previously saved as a guest remain in that browser until you remove them or clear its saved data.

This page describes the HyperStats member system. Third-party market feeds and embedded services follow their own data practices.