Nexus is a fair Hyperliquid trader, with a Trader Score of 56/100 (Fair). They made $0 (0.0%) in the last 30 days and +$10.5M all-time on a $7.67M account, with a worst drawdown of −1.6%. They have no open positions right now.
30D PnL
$0
0.0% ROI over 30 days
All-time PnL
+$10.5M
60% of periods profitable
Account equity
$7.67M
$0 open exposure
Worst drawdown
−1.6%
Deepest fall from a peak
Live positions on Hyperliquid
0 open · updated 2s agoNo open positions right now. Follow this trader to hear when they open one.
Cumulative PnL
All-time perp profit and loss
Score breakdown
- Profitability24 / 30
All-time return with diminishing credit for huge numbers, blended with the last 30 days.
- Consistency12 / 25
How often their PnL went up rather than down, across every period we can see.
- Risk control25 / 25
How much they gave back at their worst point. Smaller drawdowns score higher.
- Activity6 / 10
Still trading this week scores full marks.
- Skin in the game9 / 10
Larger accounts score higher, on a log scale from $50k to $10M.
Latest fills
Most recent executions on Hyperliquid.
No recent fills.
Nexus: common questions
Is Nexus a profitable trader?
Yes. Nexus has made +$10.5M all-time on Hyperliquid perps and was profitable in 60% of the periods we measured. Over the last 30 days they made $0.
What is Nexus trading right now?
Nexus has no open positions at the moment. Follow them on Track100x to get a Telegram alert when they open one.
What does a Trader Score of 56 mean?
It puts Nexus in the Fair grade (Elite is 80+, Strong 65–79, Fair 50–64). The score weighs profitability, consistency, drawdown, recent activity and account size, and marks down one-off wins and market makers.
How can I get alerts when Nexus trades?
Tap Follow on this page or open it in the Track100x Telegram bot. You get a message when they open, add to, trim, close or flip a position — instantly on Pro, 15 minutes later on the free plan.
Data from Hyperliquid’s public API. The Trader Score describes past behaviour and isn’t a recommendation to copy this account. Leverage cuts both ways.