These candles were already a price.

On Polymarket the work is reconstruction. The venue publishes a probability line; Predm goes back to the trades and builds a candle because the line cannot carry a high or a low. That page is the argument.

On Hyperliquid the work is different. A perp already has a price. HYPE-PERP, BTC-PERP, ETH-PERP, SOL-PERP — the teaching rows on the homepage scanner — trade like any other perpetual. The candle is not a rebuilt estimate. It is the interval summary of a book that was always a price.

That is why this guide exists as its own URL. Calling every Predm chart a “prediction-market candle” would be the same class of lie as marking Kalshi live. Two venues are live. They do not produce the same object.

Open, high, low and close still mean the first print, the extreme high, the extreme low, and the last print in the interval. On Hyperliquid those prints are dollars (or USDC), not implied probabilities. A wick to $27.10 on HYPE is a price that traded. It is not a 27% chance of anything.

The axis is unbounded above. It is bounded below at zero in theory and not in any way that helps you this week. There is no resolution date that will force the last print to 0 or 1. The market keeps printing tomorrow. That is the thing Hyperliquid vs Polymarket spends the rest of a page on.

Because the candle is already a price, Predm does not run the Polymarket reconstruction step against it. There is nothing to rebuild. Smoothing is still refused: a wick that looks implausible is a wick that printed. The honesty rule is the same. The arithmetic is not.

The terminal layout is shared. A Hyperliquid perp gets the same chart workspace, the same watchlists, the same threshold and percent-move alerts, and the same multi-timeframe board as a Polymarket event. The columns that mean something different are the ones that describe the instrument.

24-hour change is a percent of price, not a move in probability points. A +4.1% day on HYPE and a +4.1 point day on a 50% event are not comparable numbers. The scanner writes them with different units on purpose.

Open interest is a perp number. It is the notional still open on the book. Prediction-market rows on the same board leave that cell blank, because there is no honest equivalent to paste in. A dash is the correct output, not a guessed figure.

Holder concentration is a Polymarket pane. Gini, HHI and top-1 share describe the two sides of a binary book. A perp does not have YES and NO. That guide does not apply here, and Predm does not pretend it does.

Hyperliquid trades through the night. A 04:00 UTC candle is as legal as a 15:00 one. The board still runs 10 frames — 1M · 1W · 1D · 8h · 4h · 2h · 1h · 30m · 15m · 5m— long to short, left to right. Liquid perps fill the right-hand cells. New or quiet listings will not.

Blank still means insufficient history. A perp that listed this morning has no monthly trend. Drawing one would be the same offence as drawing a candle on a silent Polymarket book. Multi-timeframe signals is the reading guide for the three columns. The sentences (trend, projection, timing) do not change when the venue does. The meaning of a chaotic uptrend on BTC-PERP is still “direction up, character violent.” The thing moving is a price.

The homepage scanner is a dated teaching board, not a live feed. HYPE aligned up, BTC split long-versus-short, SOL aligned down — those rows exist so you can see the three shapes on perps before you open the terminal. The prices printed there are a snapshot. They are not a quote.

On a perp a long wick is usually a liquidity event: a market order through a thin book, a cascade, a stop run. That is closer to the crypto folklore you already know than to a Polymarket wick, which is a change of mind that did not stick. Same shape. Different mechanism.

Read the wick against open interest and against the higher timeframes, not against a destination. There is no 0 or 1 waiting at the end of the week to tell you the wick was noise. A $2,000 wick on BTC-PERP that the daily close ignored is still a $2,000 print someone had to eat.

Hyperliquid perp charts is the longer version of this paragraph: what transfers from crypto TA, what a perpetual adds (funding lives on the venue; Predm is not a brokerage and does not place the hedge), and why overnight prints are not automatically discounted the way a 03:00 Polymarket wick often should be.

Not a prediction market. Hyperliquid in Predm is perps. If the venue lists other market types, they are not what this terminal is reading today. Do not treat a HYPE candle as an event contract.

Not a reconstructed series. The Polymarket OHLC engine does not run here. There is no line to replace.

Not every crypto venue. Aster, Binance and Kraken are marked coming soon. No Hyperliquid guide is a Binance chart in disguise.

You cannot trade here. Predm is read-only. Orders happen on the venue.

Does Predm rebuild Hyperliquid candles from trades?

No. Reconstruction is the Polymarket job, because the venue chart is a probability line. Hyperliquid already has OHLC. Predm charts that series and refuses to smooth it.

Which Hyperliquid markets does Predm chart?

Perpetual futures. The homepage scanner teaches on HYPE, BTC, ETH and SOL. The terminal reads the live Hyperliquid set; this page will not invent a count that moves every listing day.

Can I put a Hyperliquid perp and a Polymarket event on one screen?

Yes. That is the point of one terminal. The charts stay honest about what they are. A list still belongs to one venue — you do not mix perps and events in a single watchlist.

Where do I start if I already know TradingView?

How to chart Hyperliquid is the walkthrough. The short version: open the perp, read the candles as a price, then put the multi-timeframe board next to them. Do not import 0–100 habits from the Polymarket half of the site.