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Best Hyperliquid vaults this week

A July 20, 2026 VaultVision screen: eight open vaults passed verified-data, TVL, risk-score, and 30-day drawdown filters.

Checked July 20, 2026 · 14:43 UTC 8 min read by @0xkayser Live rankings
TLDR: 8 of 54 registry vaults passed this mechanical screen. Systemic Strategies L/S Grids leads the verified-top order; Satori and Citadel pair lower drawdown with open deposits. This is a research shortlist, not a deposit recommendation.
Registry
54
Passed screen
8
Open deposits
8
Lowest risk
22

Checked against VaultVision's risk-adjusted ranking API and the vault registry generated at 14:43:36 UTC on July 20, 2026. The screen requires full-confidence data, deposits open, TVL of at least $300K, risk score at or below 60, and 30-day max drawdown at or below 10%.

Eight vaults that passed the screen

Rows with a verified-top rank keep that order; clean but unranked benchmarks follow. A pass means the vault cleared the stated filters at the checked time. It does not mean the strategy is safe, the current position book is suitable, or the entry remains good.

#VaultTVLAPRDDRiskEntryRead
1Systemic Strategies L/S Grids$6.57M+180.7%8.8%53Good 70Highest verified-top rank among the eight; still requires a position-level read.
2Satori Quantum HF Vault$513K+81.0%3.4%40Good 70Lower drawdown and moderate risk, with deposits open at the check.
3DOUBLETOP Vault$793K+37.4%4.6%50Neutral 58Clears the risk and drawdown gates, but entry quality is neutral.
4Citadel$571K+19.5%2.1%35Good 70Low drawdown and good entry score under the current model inputs.
5AIQuantPulse$1.53M+14.1%5.9%42Neutral 60Useful mid-risk benchmark; the entry signal is not a green light.
6FC Genesis - Quantum$2.17M-0.5%0.9%22Neutral 45Lowest risk score in the screen, but recent APR was slightly negative.
7Equinox · Blackalgo$1.05M0.0%2.5%35Neutral 60Low drawdown, but no positive APR case at the captured snapshot.
8Long HYPE | Short Garbage$509K-6.1%2.5%46Neutral 43Passes risk mechanics, but negative APR and weak entry keep it observation-only.

All values are rounded from the July 20 API snapshot. Open the vault page to check current positions, flows, deposit status, and whether the data changed after publication.

How to read this screen

Start with data confidence, deposit status, risk, and drawdown, then use APR as context. Systemic has the loudest return in this set, but Satori and Citadel have lower captured drawdown. FC Genesis shows the opposite lesson: a low risk score does not create a positive-return case.

For HLP alternatives, keep the protocol vault as the benchmark and compare user vaults by TVL, risk, and drawdown on the HLP alternatives page. For copy-style research, use manual mirror scanner; VaultVision does not promise automated copy trading from this article.

Use the scanner before the story wins

Every row above has a live detail page with current positions, risk score, flow context, and CTA tracking. The article is a map; the product is where you decide whether the map is still valid.

Why obvious leaderboard names were excluded

The raw risk-adjusted endpoint can still place extreme-return names near the top. The July 20 registry marked its rank-one row as below the confidence threshold, with risk 75 and 30-day drawdown near 30.1%, so it fails this article's screen. Growi HF had strong TVL and lower risk, but deposits were not open under the current capacity rule. Realist Capital had good entry quality but risk 64, above the screen's ceiling.

Filter discipline: passing one leaderboard is not enough. This page rejects a row when confidence, deposit availability, TVL, risk, or drawdown fails, even if APR is high.

Practical checklist before depositing

  1. Open the vault page. Use the live detail page, not a static article, before acting.
  2. Check drawdown first. A high APR vault with a 20-30% recent drawdown is a different risk than a vault with a 2-5% drawdown.
  3. Watch flow. Outflows can matter more than the last APR print.
  4. Use alerts. If the setup is interesting but early, add it to a watchlist instead of forcing a deposit.
  5. Do not confuse manual mirror research with automation. VaultVision helps you inspect leader behavior; it is not promising automated copy execution here.

Related product pages

Data source and limits

  • Checked against the risk-adjusted API and vault registry API generated July 20, 2026 at 14:43:36 UTC.
  • Fields used: `meets_confidence_threshold`, `accepts_deposits`, `tvl_usd`, `apr`, `risk_score`, `entry_label`, `entry_score`, and `risk_reasons.max_drawdown_30d`.
  • Screen: confidence required, deposits open, TVL at least $300K, risk at most 60, and 30-day drawdown at most 10%.
  • Numbers are rounded for readability. Live product pages may already differ after the next API refresh.
  • This is not financial advice. Hyperliquid vaults can lose money, and past performance does not guarantee future returns.