BTC liquidation map
Real positions on Hyperliquid and Lighter, at the liquidation price each exchange reports, and the largest walls of their order books.
Largest long liquidation zone
$147M 69,800 – 70,000 · −9.8% 212 wallets · 11 whalesLargest short liquidation zone
$40.6M 79,000 – 79,600 · +2.3% 134 wallets · 6 whalesNearest buy wall
—Nearest sell wall
$68.7M 77,928 · +0.5% Holding for 2 hResting orders within ±2% of the price: buy 49% · sell 51% 6,932 wallets followed · open interest covered: Hyperliquid 96% · Lighter 94%
With an account and a connected exchange
- Every coin, not only BTC and ETH
- Updates every minute
- Every timeframe and the whole heatmap history
- Distance, grouping, leverage and exchange filters
- The whales of each zone and who is behind each wall
- Estimated map from centralized exchanges and executed liquidations
FAQ
What is a liquidation map?
It shows the prices where open leveraged positions would be closed by force. Where many positions share a price, a move there can set off many forced closes at once.
Where does the data come from?
From positions that are public on Hyperliquid and Lighter, each at the liquidation price its exchange reports. It is not an estimate from open interest.
What is an order book wall?
A price range where resting limit orders hold far more money than usual. Only orders that stayed for the whole last minute count.
How often is it updated?
Every 5 minutes on this page. In Trade, with an account and a connected exchange, every minute and for every coin.