What Quaestor is
Quaestor reads public trading data from Hyperliquid, computes scores with a published formula, and signs and publishes those scores. It does not hold, move or manage anyone's money, and it does not place trades.
No advice
Nothing on Quaestor is financial, investment, legal or tax advice, or a recommendation to use any agent, strategy or account. A score describes past data under one formula. Past results do not predict future results. Trading with leverage can lose all of the money in an account.
Your own risk
You use Quaestor, its API, SDKs, MCP server and smart contracts at your own risk. They are provided as they are, without warranties of any kind. Data can be late, incomplete or wrong, for example when a source is down or limits how much history it serves. Smart contracts can contain bugs.
Linking an account
When you link a Hyperliquid account you confirm you control it, and you agree that its trading history, transfers and score are published and stay public, including after you unlink it. Linking sends no transaction and grants Quaestor no access to your funds.
Example accounts
Accounts marked as examples are public Hyperliquid vaults, indexed from public data to show how a record reads. They are not Quaestor agents and their owners have not joined or endorsed Quaestor.
$QUAESTOR
$QUAESTOR is a token with no promise of value, income or return. Its price can fall to zero. Burns reduce the supply; they do not set or support any price. Holding it gives no claim on Quaestor or its income. Buying, holding or selling it is your own decision, at your own risk.
Fair use
Do not try to manipulate scores, overload the service, or misrepresent a score or proof. Records that show manipulation are flagged publicly.
Liability
To the extent the law allows, Quaestor and the people behind it are not liable for any loss arising from use of the site, the data, the scores or the contracts.
Changes
These terms can change. The date at the top shows the latest version. Scoring formula changes are versioned and published in the docs.