Is the standalone Hyperliquid tool still available?
The standalone Hyperliquid page is retired and remains a compatibility notice. Use the current Charts and Rotations workspaces for their supported workflows; do not assume the retired page offers an active scanner.
A useful read order
- Check the surface
Treat the retired route as a status notice, not an operational trading screen.
- Verify the instrument
Where a supported dashboard resolves a public perpetual, confirm its symbol, venue, price basis, and timestamp.
- Keep level history
If reviewing first-touch research, distinguish untouched eligibility from tested outcomes.
What retirement means here
EFI no longer exposes the standalone Hyperliquid tool in its primary navigation or Charts workbench. Some underlying public-perpetual support and research code remain separate from that retired user-facing page. Their presence does not establish that a particular optional feed or research collector is running.
The Master Dashboard can resolve supported crypto or perpetual symbols for its Expected Move surface. Verify the actual instrument and source shown there rather than assuming every crypto identifier maps to the same market.
The first-touch distinction
In EFI's fresh-level research contract, freshness is an eligibility gate. A zone must have zero verified touches after becoming eligible. Once executable price enters it, it becomes tested and leaves the fresh trigger set, whether the reaction held or failed.
Updated scores, a new pivot, or an overlapping descendant must not erase the root level's touch history. A predicted first-touch reaction zone is a hypothesis about a future response, not guaranteed support or resistance. Historical evaluation must use the evidence frozen before the touch.
What this cannot establish
- This guide does not announce reactivation of the retired tool or any optional research service.
- A resting order-book wall can change or disappear before price arrives.
- A tested level cannot be relabeled untouched because its score improved.
