dogwifhat (WIF)

What is dogwifhat (WIF)?

WIF trades as a perpetual futures market on Hyperliquid, the on-chain exchange where traders open long and short positions without leaving their own wallet. On this page you get the live WIF price, how far it has moved in the last 24 hours, how much money is flowing through the market, and a plain-English read on whether the move looks strong or tired.

dogwifhat price today

Right now WIF trades at $0.155, down 3.5% over 24 hours, with $882.9K traded and $3.3M of open interest still in the market. Funding is 0.010% every 8 hours, which is what longs pay shorts (or the other way round) to hold the position — heavy funding usually means one side of the trade is crowded.

Is dogwifhat a good coin to watch right now?

Our watch score puts WIF at 51/100 and tags it as cooling. The score blends three things: momentum (how hard the price is moving), liquidity (how easy it is to get in and out) and crowding (how one-sided the positioning is). A high score means the coin is busy and the move still has room; a low score means it is quiet and you may be waiting a long time for anything to happen. Our scanner's read today: Down -3.5% on $883K volume; funding +0.010%/8h — longs are paying.

How to trade dogwifhat with leverage

Hyperliquid allows up to 5x leverage on WIF. Leverage multiplies both the gain and the loss, so a 5% move against a 10x position wipes out half the money you put in. Our Leverage page suggests a size that fits how volatile the coin is today instead of always pushing the maximum. Start small, know where you would get out before you open the trade, and never use money you cannot afford to lose.

How to follow dogwifhat on HypePrice.at

Tap "Watch this asset" to add WIF to your list and see it every time you open the Tracker. The Tracker also publishes three fresh picks every day, the Explorer lets you search every Hyperliquid market, and the daily mystery box reveals a strong coin you might not have looked at yet. Everything here is information only — we never touch your funds and this is not financial advice.