Hyperliquid Holdings, a Smarter Journal Import, and Paste-in Images

A big batch this release, led by a much better Hyperliquid experience and a journal import that finally lands entries on the right day.

Your Hyperliquid history, in full. Hyperliquid now imports through a unified pipeline that pulls your complete fill history, spot trades included, instead of stopping at the most recent couple thousand fills. Your Hyperliquid collateral and spot balances feed your Holdings value over time too, both the settled balance and a live mark-to-market equity curve, so the line reflects what your account was actually worth day by day.

Journal import that lands entries on the right day. When you import from Notion, each entry is dated by the day it is for, not the day you happened to write it up. Catch-up entries you wrote in one sitting are spread across the days they cover, and several pages written on the same day are merged instead of dropped. A preview now lets you opt into those catch-up moves before anything is imported.

More ways into the journal. Start a new entry with one button, back-date it up to two days, and see a small marker when an entry was journaled late. You can paste an image straight into a journal entry or a trade note and it becomes an inline attachment, with no separate upload step.

Pick your instrument when backtesting. New sessions let you choose a perpetual or coin-margined contract, not just spot, and the chart plots the right series for it.

Charting. A long and short position tool for marking up a chart with a target and a stop, plus indicator legend rows you can hover to reach their controls.

Calendar. Multi-day trades now show their entry date in the day list, so you can tell when a position was actually opened.

A steadier sign-in. If a session token fails to refresh, the app now recovers and signs you back in cleanly instead of getting stuck.