Bitquery vs 0xArchive for Hyperliquid market data

0xArchive comparison · Bitquery

0xArchive serves live and historical Hyperliquid and Lighter market data over REST, WebSocket, replay and Parquet.

• Core books: start on 15 April 2023
• Trades: start in April 2023, with every fill from 22 March 2025
• Core L4 with wallets: starts on 11 March 2026
• Plans: Free covers the latest 30 days and Build opens the retained archive for $49 a month

Query Hyperliquid L4 order-level books from 11 March 2026 at any timestamp, and use the same key for live feeds and Lighter order books.

Bitquery and 0xArchive side by side

Bitquery facts from its Hyperliquid docs, product page, pricing, Data Store dataset and Lighter page, 3 November 2026.

How far back can you query Hyperliquid order-level books?

With 0xArchive, any timestamp since 11 March 2026 for core perps and HIP-3 (Spot from 5 May 2026, HIP-4 from 2 May 2026), served by REST, streamed live and replayed over WebSocket, and exported as Parquet.

Bitquery's Hyperliquid API docs give a rolling window of about 7 days for Orders and BookUpdates and about 30 days for trades, candles, liquidations and funding, with Data Store Parquet exports covering the latest 30 days.

Request a Hyperliquid order-level book from March 2026

One request, one timestamp: the resting orders at the top of the BTC book at 12:00 UTC on 12 March 2026, 236 days before 3 November 2026 and well outside a 7-day window. Run on 3 November 2026:

curl -H "X-API-Key: $OXARCHIVE_API_KEY" \
  "https://api.0xarchive.io/v1/hyperliquid/orderbook/BTC/l4?timestamp=2026-03-12T12:00:00Z&depth=1"

Response (first rows, best bid and best ask):

{
  "success": true,
  "data": {
    "coin": "BTC",
    "timestamp": "2026-03-12T12:00:00Z",
    "checkpoint_timestamp": "2026-03-12T11:55:37Z",
    "diffs_applied": 196714,
    "last_block_number": 921353365,
    "bids": [
      {
        "oid": 346510732007,
        "user_address": "0x2dde8c9b7fd681b0af29975e6e2e7ca2c934958c",
        "side": "B",
        "price": 70388.0,
        "size": 0.06501,
        "timestamp": 1773316798179
      }
    ],
    "asks": [
      {
        "oid": 346510718081,
        "user_address": "0xf9109ada2f73c62e9889b45453065f0d99260a2d",
        "side": "A",
        "price": 70389.0,
        "size": 0.27955,
        "timestamp": 1773316797779
      }
    ],
    "bid_count": 28520,
    "ask_count": 21039,
    "total_bid_size": 6843.060719998942,
    "total_ask_size": 3973.185660000051
  },
  "meta": {
    "count": 49559,
    "symbol": "BTC",
    "venue": "hyperliquid"
  }
}

The full book at that instant holds 49,559 resting orders (28,520 bids, 21,039 asks), each with its order ID and wallet address. Set depth higher to page deeper into either side.

What does Hyperliquid history cost?

Bitquery's pricing and Data Store list:

• Plans: Personal at $29 a month, Pro at $69 and Scale at $199 (each billed annually; the page's "from $49/mo" is the monthly-billed rate)
• Real-time and archive: self-service plans run on real-time data, with archive history a separate add-on from $70 a month per chain
• Data Store: the latest 30 days of Hyperliquid Parquet for $600 one-time (Data Store), with no longer window to buy

On 0xArchive, Build at $49 a month ($39 billed annually) opens each dataset's full retained history with 80M credits, and the Free plan covers the latest 30 days at $0.

Keep one L4 integration from live updates to history

0xArchive streams live Hyperliquid and Lighter data over WebSocket, including the L4 order book and L4 order events, replays stored history on the same socket and answers L4 timestamp queries by REST, so a date outside a rolling week of order updates stays queryable on Build.

Its Stream runs next to 0xArchive's own Hyperliquid node in Tokyo. In the seven days to 3 November 2026, measured from AWS Tokyo on BTC, ETH, SOL and HYPE, 0xArchive Stream delivered:

• 99.79% of 7,566,617 matched trades before Hyperliquid's official WebSocket
• A median lead of 122.5 ms (method on the latency page)

What if you also need onchain data on Ethereum, Solana and other chains?

For DEX trades, transfers and balances across 40+ chains outside Hyperliquid and Lighter market data, Bitquery provides indexed blockchain data through GraphQL and streams.

Use 0xArchive for Hyperliquid and Lighter live and historical order books, trades, funding, open interest, liquidations and order-level history.

Does the same key cover Lighter?

Yes. Lighter uses the same key, SDKs (Python, TypeScript, Rust), CLI and hosted MCP server as Hyperliquid. Lighter datasets start on:

• Trades: 17 January 2025
• Funding and open interest: 25 August 2025
• Order book: 29 January 2026
• L3 order-level book: 5 March 2026 (individual resting orders, account-attributed by Lighter account index)

Downloads are for your own use; redistribution, mirrors and bulk dumps are outside the Data License.

Query a Hyperliquid order-level book from March 2026 on the Build plan, or start on the last 30 days free. Create a free key Compare plans

Query L4 beyond a short API window

The L4 REST reference covers timestamp and diff queries, and venue coverage lists each data start. For the wider field, see the full Hyperliquid and Lighter provider comparison.

Frequently asked questions

Which Hyperliquid API has order-level book history beyond a week?

0xArchive. It stores the Hyperliquid L4 order-level book, with order ID and wallet address on every resting order, from 11 March 2026 and serves it at any timestamp by REST, plus live and replay over WebSocket and Parquet export.

How far back does Hyperliquid data go for liquidations and funding?

0xArchive stores Hyperliquid funding and open interest from 20 May 2023 and liquidations from 22 December 2025. Build, at $49 a month, opens each dataset's full retained history; the Free plan covers the latest 30 days.

Can I get Hyperliquid history without a sales call?

Yes. Create a free key at 0xArchive for the latest 30 days of every dataset, or move to Build ($49 a month, $39 billed annually) for each dataset's full retained history, from 15 April 2023 for core order books. Plans and prices are public at 0xarchive.io/pricing.

Can I query a Hyperliquid L4 book beyond Bitquery's seven-day API window?

Yes. 0xArchive Build opens stored L4 books from 11 March 2026 for core perps and HIP-3 (HIP-4 from 2 May 2026, Spot from 5 May 2026). Query any historical timestamp by REST, then use live and replay WebSocket for the supported event channels.

Does 0xArchive cover Lighter order books and history?

Yes. Lighter trades start on 17 January 2025, funding and open interest on 25 August 2025, the order book on 29 January 2026 and the L3 order-level book on 5 March 2026, all under the same key as Hyperliquid.