About 0xArchive

The archive behind replayable market data.

0xArchive provides replayable market data across two venue APIs: Hyperliquid and Lighter.xyz. Hyperliquid coverage spans core perps, Spot, HIP-3, and HIP-4 outcome markets, from checkpoint history to order-level depth.

April 2023Hyperliquid history starts2 venue APIsHyperliquid + Lighter.xyz5 coverage scopesCore, Spot, HIP-3, HIP-4, LighterAPI + exportsReplayable routes and bounded files

Our story

The archive started with a missing workflow.

0xArchive.io was born out of frustration. As developers building around Hyperliquid, we needed historical order book data for backtesting and research. The data existed in public S3 buckets, but accessing it required significant engineering effort.

The product work since then has been to turn that archive into public, repeatable tools: API routes, replay, exports, coverage checks, status context, and AI-ready references that stay consistent across tools.

Today, we serve quantitative researchers, data teams, and developers who are working across Hyperliquid core, Hyperliquid Spot, Hyperliquid HIP-3, Hyperliquid HIP-4, and Lighter.xyz. Our archive starts with April 2023 Hyperliquid history and expands into newer market families as they launch.

Business identity

0xArchive is operated by Archive Labs Inc., a Delaware corporation.

Registered office
131 Continental Dr, Suite 305, Newark, Delaware 19713, United States
Registered agent
Legalinc Corporate Services Inc.

0xArchive sells market-data API access and historical Parquet exports. It is not an exchange, wallet, broker, trading venue, DeFi protocol, token issuer, custodian, or investment-advice service.

0xArchive never asks for seed phrases or private keys and does not custody customer funds.

Hyperliquid and Lighter.xyz are third-party venue names used to identify data coverage. 0xArchive is not affiliated with, sponsored by, or endorsed by Hyperliquid or Lighter.xyz, and venue references do not imply exchange access, brokerage, custody, or investment advice.

Public references

Start from the reference that matches the workflow.

Developer docs

Quickstart, authentication, REST, WebSocket, SDKs, tools, and AI-client entrypoints in the developer docs.

Open docs

Status and freshness

Live health, coverage freshness, incidents, and operational checks for teams deciding whether to rely on a window.

Check status

Data catalog

Browsable market, venue, schema, and coverage context before starting an export order.

Browse catalog

AI-ready references

OpenAPI JSON and llms.txt give AI assistants endpoint details, current public links, and citation-ready context.

Open llms.txt

What we believe

Infrastructure should make the data easier to trust.

Coverage-first

Coverage starts with what can be replayed and checked: Hyperliquid core history from April 2023, plus newer Spot, HIP-3, HIP-4, and Lighter markets as coverage is added.

Developer references

REST, WebSocket, SDK, CLI, MCP, OpenAPI, and llms.txt are treated as first-class ways to discover and use the archive.

Operational checks

Stable schemas, current status visibility, and coverage checks for production systems that need consistency.

Scoped claims

Public pages should make the venue taxonomy, access requirements, coverage windows, and export paths inspectable instead of broad or implied.

Start self-serve

Ready to get started?

Join teams using 0xArchive for replay, monitoring, and order-level research.