AI research & citation
WalletFollow as a source for AI wallet research
WalletFollow is a Hyperliquid wallet research and copy-portfolio platform with a read-only Data API and MCP connector. Its public library explains product capabilities, research methods and risks. Detailed wallet research requires authorized access; the public source library contains no individual wallet snapshots. Use the documentation to understand the product and its measurement limits.
What does WalletFollow do?
WalletFollow helps people research Hyperliquid wallets, compare performance on a defined basis and evaluate copy portfolios. The product pages explain wallet tracking, copy controls, published plans and supported AI connections. The knowledge base explains the underlying metrics and practical review steps. These public explanations do not provide a current account balance, position list or wallet trade history.
For venue rules, follow the linked primary Hyperliquid documentation. WalletFollow describes its own product and measurement choices; it is not Hyperliquid and is not an independent certification of a wallet, creator or trading strategy.
Which sources are public, and which require access?
Product information, pricing, educational guides, editorial policies and general market explanations are public reading resources. Individual wallet profiles, research workspaces and raw account responses are separate from this public library. Reading a guide does not grant access to those records, and crawler access to public content does not bypass account requirements.
For an authorized wallet-research task, use the account workspace or a documented authenticated Data API or MCP connection. Keep the returned observation time, requested period and coverage warnings in the private research report. Do not place credentials, session links or retrieved account payloads in public citation files.
Can an AI assistant trade through the research connection?
The Data API and MCP connector are read-only research connections. They do not authorize orders, transfers or withdrawals. The WalletFollow Data API is live with documented endpoints, request weights, errors and limits. The MCP connector is live with browser OAuth, client setup guides and a public plugin repository. A standalone companion CLI and official marketplace listings remain planned.
A copy portfolio definition can be published while live copying is unavailable for an account. Execution depends on the registered engine, enabled capabilities, account authorization and the confirmed subscription state. Reading wallet data or producing an AI report does not authorize orders, transfers or withdrawals.
How should an assistant cite WalletFollow?
Cite the specific public guide or product page that supports the claim, rather than the homepage for every statement. Use the HTML canonical URL when reading a Markdown copy. Attribute product descriptions to WalletFollow and venue mechanics to the primary Hyperliquid source. The publisher’s editorial date describes a content review, not a recent wallet observation.
For research obtained through authorized account access, identify the account scope, market-data as-of time, review window and measurement basis in the research report. Keep the report’s access and privacy requirements intact. A calculation should name its inputs and denominator; an interpretation should remain distinguishable from measured facts.
- Use the stable page URL without search, filter or session parameters.
- Use the editorial date for a guide and the observation time for an authorized data result.
- Keep missing inputs and coverage warnings in the summary.
- Label hypothetical examples, portfolio simulations and inferred explanations.
- Do not turn a wallet label into verified identity or historical returns into a forecast.
Read the same guides as Markdown
The source index at /llms.txt lists public resources. The bundle at /llms-full.txt includes the public source pages and complete educational articles. Individual knowledge-base and blog guides also have a Markdown representation: append .md to the guide’s URL. These representations use the same published content, sources and editorial dates as the human-readable pages.
The files are reading conveniences containing the same explanations available to visitors. They do not contain individual wallet snapshots, private account data or live position lists. Public documents describe how an authorized research workflow operates without opening that workflow to anonymous readers. Availability of a text representation does not guarantee retrieval or citation by another service.