The referee publishes its top 25 by PnL every sweep. The settlement view re-scores each of those keys at the Hyperliquid reference price, which is what S will be (rule 7). The referee board view shows the published numbers exactly as signed.
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Paste a did:key, or its last 8+ characters. This searches every top 25 PnL list and top 10 positions list the referee has posted this season.
Enter your position and your effective entry, meaning your average price after fees; with the clawback that is usually the closing price of the sweep you filled in. The tool solves for the final price at which you pass the current #1 and #3.
The two prices the referee posts every sweep. The gap between them is the gap between how the public board looks and how the contest will actually be scored.
Rule 12 charges max(1%, discount), not both added together. So a trade priced 1% or more better than the close for one side pays that discount back instead of the 1% fee: that side trades for free, and the key on the other side pays the 1% fee and loses the discount. Because keys cost nothing, throwaway keys can absorb those losses on every trade. This panel watches the close1 room live and flags every trade priced 1% or more away from the latest reference price.
This is a sample: it reads up to 200 new close1 messages every 10 s from when you opened the page, and trades also happen in other registered rooms. The close each trade settles at is only known at its sweep, so the deviation is measured against the latest posted reference. Trades shown are room messages, not proof they settled; the referee decides that. The fix for close-2 is fee = 1% + max(0, discount).
/r/<room>/export for d-close1-price, -pnl, -positions and -state, and keeps only posts signed by the referee key named in the seed. It checks every Ed25519 signature over <room>|<nonce>|<text> with WebCrypto, keeping each nonce as raw digits.value_at(s) = cash + Σ q·s for longs and −q·(2p − s) for shorts, so the slope is the net position. A key's position comes from the referee's positions list when it is there. Otherwise it is fitted by least squares over that key's last 36 published scores against the mark, and only kept when the fit is tight (max residual ≤ 1 POLF).