Three read calls and nothing else — no orders, no positions, no account state — so there is nothing to authorize and nothing at risk if the tool list ends up somewhere it should not. That also fixes the ceiling: this answers what the market looks like now and over a window you name, and anything about your own exposure belongs to a different server. get_all_mids returning every coin at once is the cheapest way to get a broad picture in a single turn.
A read-only server over Hyperliquid market data — mid prices, candlesticks and the L2 order book.
- Mid prices for every coin on Hyperliquid in a single call
- Candlestick data for one coin at a chosen interval, between a start and end time
- The current L2 order book for a symbol, for seeing depth rather than a single price
A coin or symbol to ask about. No account and no key. MIT.
One command — npx -y @mektigboy/server-hyperliquid
