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Is this wallet a real trader, and one person?

Paste any wallet address. You get a plain answer, based only on public blockchain data, with the full Proof-of-Trader score breakdown one click away. Nothing to install, nothing to sign.

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Questions people ask

What is this?Two checks in one. Trader score (Proof of Trader) looks at what a wallet has actually done on Hyperliquid: volume traded, fees paid, account age, staking. Fees cannot be faked for free, so a good score means a real trader. Wallet group check looks at who sent the wallet its first money, whether it trades in step with other wallets, and whether Hyperliquid links it to another account. Together they say "real trader, one person" or "probably a farm".
Can it be wrong?Yes. A fresh wallet of a real person looks the same as a bot's fresh wallet: no history. Two friends reacting to the same Telegram call can look "in step". That is why the group check says weak or strong, never "guilty". Launchpads use these numbers as one input, not as a verdict.
Does it know who I am?No. It uses public, pseudonymous blockchain data only: no names, no e-mail, no social accounts, nothing stored about you beyond the address you typed. The model behind the score is public.
Why would a launchpad care?Airdrop and launch farmers create hundreds of wallets. A launchpad that only lets real traders in (or gives them a bigger allocation) keeps its tokens with people who stay. This page shows what their gate would see.

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The event is a convenience for your page. A launch gate must verify a Proof-of-Trader attestation on-chain (TraderRegistry); the integration guide explains how.