Driftband splits one leveraged position into slices held by accounts that share no history, each on its own margin. Trackers stop seeing a whale with one price worth pushing into. They see a few ordinary traders and a band of levels spread across the chart.
BTC perp, 15-minute closes from Hyperliquid. A $250K long at 10x, shown as one position and as six slices.
Built for the public venues with the deepest books
On a public perps or lending venue, anyone can read a wallet's size, its leverage and the exact price that wipes it out. Dashboards repost it the moment it changes.
Once a level is known, it turns into a meeting point. Hunters push price toward it, copy-traders trade around it, and the person holding it has to defend it where everyone can watch.
Driftband changes what the dashboards can show, without asking you to give up the liquidity you came for.
| Wallet | Size | Leverage | Liquidation |
|---|---|---|---|
| 0x7a3f…c91eWhale alert | $250.0K | 10.0x | 72,729 |
Open interest sitting on Hyperliquid in October 2026, every position readable by anyone.
Hyperliquid public APIA widely watched ETH long on Hyperliquid was liquidated seven times in ten hours in June 2026, while trackers posted each new level.
CryptoSlateAave loans liquidated at once in March 2026 after one bad wstETH price. Leverage clusters at known levels.
CoinDeskThe liquidation price of a 40x BTC short that traders openly organised to push price into, back in March 2025.
CointelegraphYou trade the market you picked. Driftband handles how the position is held, funded and placed, so nothing public adds back up to you.
One signature creates fresh slice accounts with no history. Their keys are encrypted on your device and never reach our servers.
Every account is funded separately, so no deposit points back to your main wallet or to the other slices.
Slices go out at random times and sizes, each one small enough to pass under whale-alert filters.
The risk monitor watches the slice nearest to liquidation and tops it up or trims it. Funds never move straight from one slice to another.
The same planning math as the demo app, running in this page against Hyperliquid prices. Move the sliders and watch one public level spread into a band. Nothing leaves your browser.
How easily slices could be grouped back together. Lower is better.
| Account | Size | Notional | Margin | Leverage | Liquidation | From mark |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Account 1 | 0.35714 BTC | $28.5K | $1.8K | 15.85x | 75,713 | 5.1% |
| Account 2 | 0.37623 BTC | $30.0K | $2.2K | 13.51x | 74,828 | 6.2% |
| Account 3 | 0.72376 BTC | $57.8K | $5.0K | 11.51x | 73,791 | 7.5% |
| Account 4 | 0.61821 BTC | $49.3K | $5.0K | 9.81x | 72,573 | 9.1% |
| Account 5 | 0.55076 BTC | $44.0K | $5.3K | 8.36x | 71,143 | 10.8% |
| Account 6 | 0.50673 BTC | $40.4K | $5.7K | 7.12x | 69,466 | 12.9% |
Isolated-margin estimate using each market's maintenance rate. Funding, fees and interest are left out. A planning aid, not a trade signal.
The demo ships with the planning and reading tools first. Live placement and more venues open up after the token launch.
Pick a market, size and leverage. Get slices with staggered margin, a band of levels and a cost preview.
Save a plan at the live mark and follow its PnL, its band and its hidden stops without risking funds.
Paste any Hyperliquid address and see it the way dashboards do, then re-planned as a band.
See where the largest public accounts would be liquidated, stacked around the current price.
The live tape that alert bots read, with your own threshold drawn on it.
Replay one line against a band on real candles and count how often each would have been wicked out.
Real orders on Hyperliquid from your own slice accounts, signed in your browser, placed on a jittered schedule.
Split an Aave or Morpho borrow into loans at different loan-to-value, read straight from the contracts.
Close slices at staggered times and plan withdrawals that don't land in one wallet together.
Privacy tools that overpromise get people hurt. Here is what Driftband changes, and what it leaves exactly as it was.
Most privacy tools in crypto hide who you are or what you moved. None of them change what an open position shows on a public venue.
| Identity privacyhides who trades | Shielded transfershides deposits | Private venuesnew exchange | Driftband | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Stay on the venue with the liquidity | Yes | Yes | No | Yes |
| Position size hidden from trackers | No | No | Yes | Yes |
| No single liquidation price | No | No | Partly | Yes |
| Deposits don't point back to you | Partly | Yes | No | Yes |
| Keys stay on your device | Varies | Yes | No | Yes |
These are reported cases where a visible size or liquidation level became the story. Hover to pause.
Traders rallied each other on X to push BTC into the $85,592 level of a 40x short worth about $368M.
Read the reportCointelegraph Magazine, 2025A 40x Hyperliquid position was tracked tick by tick by everyone who cared to look.
Read the reportBitcoin.com, May 2026A trader sold roughly $36.8M of HYPE to protect a $103M short as price closed in on a level the whole market could see.
Read the reportCryptoSlate, Jun 2026One watched ETH long kept getting hit as trackers broadcast every new liquidation zone.
Read the reportCoinDesk, Mar 2026A faulty wstETH price triggered about $27M of Aave liquidations at the same moment.
Read the reportChainCatcher, Oct 2026Dashboards listed a roughly $32M short at 13x along with the price that would close it, near $99,800.
Read the reportPhemex, UndatedAn analyst publicly flagged the ETH price that would liquidate a 58,000 ETH leveraged Aave position.
Read the reportCointelegraph, Mar 2025Traders rallied each other on X to push BTC into the $85,592 level of a 40x short worth about $368M.
Read the reportCointelegraph Magazine, 2025A 40x Hyperliquid position was tracked tick by tick by everyone who cared to look.
Read the reportBitcoin.com, May 2026A trader sold roughly $36.8M of HYPE to protect a $103M short as price closed in on a level the whole market could see.
Read the reportCryptoSlate, Jun 2026One watched ETH long kept getting hit as trackers broadcast every new liquidation zone.
Read the reportCoinDesk, Mar 2026A faulty wstETH price triggered about $27M of Aave liquidations at the same moment.
Read the reportChainCatcher, Oct 2026Dashboards listed a roughly $32M short at 13x along with the price that would close it, near $99,800.
Read the reportPhemex, UndatedAn analyst publicly flagged the ETH price that would liquidate a 58,000 ETH leveraged Aave position.
Read the reportThe token lives on Robinhood Chain. Holding it raises your limits on every venue Driftband supports, whatever chain the venue is on.
Spread one position across more accounts and a wider band.
Unlock adapters for additional perps and lending markets as they go live.
Priority on the funding paths that set up each slice account.
A smaller cut on the notional you route through Driftband.
The only valid contract address is the one posted on driftband.xyz and @driftbandxyz. Anything shared before that is not ours.
Each phase builds on a product people can already use. Dates are announced as each phase is ready, not before.
Something missing? Ask us on X at @driftbandxyz.
It takes one leveraged position you want to open and holds it as several smaller positions in separate accounts, each with different margin. Public dashboards see ordinary-sized accounts with scattered liquidation prices, and your app shows you the whole position in one view.
No. Driftband sits on top of the venues you already trade, starting with Hyperliquid. You keep their order books, their markets and their liquidity.
No. The demo plans positions and runs them in a paper book on live Hyperliquid prices. Nothing is sent to a venue, and no funds are needed.
You do. Slice account keys are created and encrypted in your browser. Driftband's servers never see a key, never sign an order and never hold funds.
Yes. A venue always knows its own accounts. Driftband hides your position from public trackers, analysts and copy-traders, not from the venue itself.
It gets much harder, not impossible. Timing patterns are the main risk, which is why the planner shows a linkability score and tells you what to change to lower it.
A small fee on the notional you route, published before live trading opens, plus the extra venue fees and gas that more accounts create. Every plan shows the full cost before you confirm. $DBAND holders pay less.
After the token launch, starting with Hyperliquid. Lending markets and more perps venues follow in later phases.
Plan your first split in the demo. It takes a minute and needs no funds.