Yield by account size 100 crawled wallets with a known account value

Whether a wallet can be read at all depends on how many round trips closed inside the fill history the exchange served — and that is not the same thing as how big or how good the account is.

Why the biggest accounts read worst: Hyperliquid serves roughly 50–80 days of fills to a busy account, against years for a quiet one. The more an account trades, the shorter its window, so the more of its positions were already open when the window opens — censored, and unscoreable. The largest accounts are also the ones the screen rejects at Stage 2 as basis desks and market makers, which is correct: they are not directional traders.