Perps.
In perspective.

PERPVIEW brings public perpetual-market data from Hyperliquid, Lighter, and Aster into one workspace. Compare prices, funding, historical charts, and visible liquidity across venues.

The terminal is cross-platform. Only the separate community token, $PVIEW, is Solana-specific. Public market access does not depend on owning the token.

Read the market

1. Choose a market. Open the ticker selector and search by symbol or name. Star a symbol to add it to your browser’s local watchlist.
2. Choose your source. Select a listed venue for the chart. Candles belong to that venue, not to a synthetic combined price history.
3. Explore the chart. Pan, zoom, change intervals, switch line/candlestick mode, enable SMA 20, or use Fit chart. Depth mode displays cumulative visible liquidity.
4. Put size into context. Enter a notional, choose buy or sell depth, include or exclude venues, and inspect VWAP, impact, coverage, and observed allocation.
5. Compare details. The lower tabs show venue quotes, normalized funding, recent public trades from your chart source, and a market directory. Export CSV downloads a venue comparison, not account data.

On mobile, Chart, Order book, and Liquidity lens switch the upper panel. Financial tables scroll inside their own pane rather than shrinking the whole desktop interface.

Sources in view

• Hyperliquid: the public Info endpoint supplies perpetual metadata, asset context, L2 books, historical candles, and recent trades.
• Lighter: public perpetual order-book details, funding-rate comparisons, order-book orders, candles, and trades.
• Aster: public Futures V3 metadata, tickers, mark/funding data, cadence, depth, candles, and trades.

Active tabs refresh market snapshots every 15 seconds, books every 5 seconds, candles every 30 seconds, and recent trades every 7 seconds. Polling pauses when the document is hidden. Server caches can add approximately 10 seconds for markets, 4 seconds for books, 20 seconds for candles, and 5 seconds for trades; CDN caching can add further delay. These are periodically refreshed snapshots, not tick-by-tick streams.

Timestamps indicate successful retrieval from each public endpoint, not an exchange-wide atomic time. Books older than 20 seconds are excluded from liquidity analysis. Market feeds older than 60 seconds are labeled lagging. One unavailable source does not block others. Missing values remain unavailable; no invented prices replace failed feeds.

Explicit kilo-contract aliases, such as kPEPE and 1000PEPE, normalize to per-token prices and quantities. Other tickers match literally; the same symbol does not guarantee identical economic or legal contract terms. Reference price is the median of available marks; combined volume sums available quote volumes.

Hyperliquid and Lighter generally quote USDC; this Aster integration includes USDT-quoted perpetuals. A $1 stablecoin reference is used only for comparison. Stablecoin basis and conversion costs are not modeled. Funding is normalized to an eight-hour equivalent where a cadence is known; actual payment timing and basis may differ. Public sources imply no affiliation or endorsement.

Depth, not promises

The liquidity lens takes fresh fetched levels from your included venues. Buy-side depth sorts asks from lowest to highest price; sell-side depth sorts bids from highest to lowest. It walks the visible levels until your quote notional is covered or fetched depth is exhausted.

VWAP = observed quote notional ÷ observed base quantity. Venue allocation records the notional consumed from each source. Single-venue VWAPs use only that venue’s fetched book. Impact compares the result to the best visible level on your chosen side.

Only retrieved levels are analyzed, not the entire book. Partial results show coverage and are not fully fillable orders. Fees, gas, routing charges, account limits, collateral, latency, self-trade prevention, funding transfers, and settlement differences are excluded.

Snapshots arrive independently and can become crossed or stale. Apparent differences do not establish realizable arbitrage. Excluding stale books cannot guarantee execution quality. The tool never creates, signs, routes, or submits an order.

$PVIEW on Solana.

$PVIEW is the PERPVIEW community token. The market terminal is available independently of token ownership and without a Solana wallet.

The official $PVIEW mint address is published here. Copy the full address or open it on Solscan to verify the token details.

• The site owner manages address publication. Independently verify the full mint and onchain details. Publication does not verify ownership, token launch, or trading availability.
• This website does not mint, sell, purchase, or deposit tokens.
• No supply, allocation, airdrop, staking, governance, or financial benefit is promised by the terminal.

Risk & limitations

PERPVIEW is a market-data and liquidity-analysis interface, not an exchange, broker, or investment adviser. Nothing here is financial, legal, investment, or tax advice. Public data and estimates may be delayed, incomplete, or incorrect.

Leveraged perpetual trading can produce rapid losses and liquidation. Cross-platform strategies introduce funding, collateral, contract, counterparty, bridge, smart-contract, and stablecoin risks. The interface does not assess those risks or recommend trades.

No keys, wallet addresses, signatures, balances, user trading accounts, or private exchange endpoints are requested. Watchlists are saved under a versioned browser-storage key. Public data is proxied through bounded Next.js routes. Website-owner settings are separate from trading accounts.

Chart attribution

Charts use TradingView Lightweight Charts™. Copyright (с) 2025 TradingView, Inc. Apache License 2.0. TradingView is not the source of venue prices. Third-party notices.

Interface captures & artwork

The landing page uses static desktop/mobile captures of this terminal and a labeled, timestamped market snapshot. It loads neither live market polling nor the chart SDK. Captured quotes are historical. Open the terminal for current data.

Cryptocurrency logos come from the user-selected Cryptofonts/cryptoicons repository and retain their original SVG geometry and colors. Monochrome sources inherit a legible theme color; missing symbols use neutral initials. See the GPL-3.0 artwork license, asset hashes, and capture provenance. The PERPVIEW mark is original; reference-site logos and artwork were not copied.