Liquidation map
Actual liquidation prices and resting stop orders of public Hyperliquid wallets, grouped by price. These are prices that could still be hit; liquidations that already happened are kept separately. View liquidation history
Why the order book does not show them, and what is actual
Liquidation prices and stop orders never show in the order book — the order only goes out when price touches them. Hyperliquid publishes every wallet's positions and resting stops, so we grouped those amounts by price and placed them on the chart. These are actual values, not estimates (only the estimated-liquidation layer is calculated).
Based on liquidation prices of real positions, as calculated by the exchange. They are not estimated from open interest. The real-position layers cover Hyperliquid only; positions on other exchanges are not included. Only the Estimated liquidations layer is a calculated value, derived from changes in Binance futures open interest.
2000 wallets queried (of the top 2000 by balance) · as of 11. 2. 15:41 (Korea time)
Data outside Hyperliquid is on other screens: Liquidations that already happened · Resting orders: order book heatmap
Liquidation map — actual positions
ETH chart + MarketSurfer levels
Support, resistance and invalidation prices computed by MarketSurfer, drawn directly on the candles
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- Support — Levels that have supported price from below. The 1st is nearest and the 3rd is furthest.
- Resistance — Levels that have capped price from above. The 1st is nearest and the 3rd is furthest.
- Baseline — The line that divides that timeframe's trend. Above it reads as up, below as down.
- Invalidation — The price at which the current read breaks. Cross it and the judgement is dropped.
Bollinger 20 — Shows how far price has strayed from its usual range.
Keltner 20 — It is a channel built from the range of movement.
Ichimoku — A Japanese indicator that puts trend, balance and forward support/resistance on one screen.
Supertrend — It is a line that follows the trend.
Parabolic SAR — The dots follow along while the trend continues.
Reference pivots (classic) — Reference price levels made by the last closed bar.
Reference confirmed-pivot trendlines — Reference lines joining confirmed swing highs, and confirmed swing lows.
Anchored volume-weighted average bands — The volume-weighted average price accumulated from a confirmed swing bar, and how widely trades spread around it.
Volume — It is how much was traded.
OBV — It adds and subtracts volume by direction and accumulates it.
Range VWAP — It is an average price that also reflects volume.
RSI 14 — It is the ratio of recent gains to recent losses.
MACD — It is the gap between the fast and slow averages.
Stochastic — It is where the close sits within the recent range.
ADX 14 — It is how strong the trend is — not its direction.
CCI 20 — It is how far the average price has strayed from normal.
MFI 14 — It is an overbought/oversold value that also reflects volume.
Donchian 20 — The actual range price has travelled over the last 20 bars.
Bollinger width — How wide the Bollinger Bands are right now.
Relative volume 20 — Whether current volume is above or below normal.
Volatility position (percentile) — Whether the current range is large or small compared with this symbol's recent past.
Retracement depth (confirmed swings) — How much of the most recently confirmed up or down move the current close has retraced.
Hidden divergence (price vs. relative strength) — Places where two confirmed price lows (highs) and the relative strength index at those same bars point in different directions.
funding rate — Which side, longs or shorts, is paying the other.
open interest — The total value of futures positions that are still open.
Taker flow — Whether aggressive buyers or aggressive sellers were larger.
Cumulative taker difference — How much the difference between market-buy and market-sell trades has built up since the anchor bar.
Long/short ratio — Which side, long or short, more traders are on.
Funding / open interest extremes — Which bars had funding or open interest far from their usual range.
Bitfinex margin longs — The total size of long positions opened with borrowed funds.
Bitfinex margin shorts — The total size of short positions opened with borrowed funds.
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View ETH on chart → — support/resistance by timeframe, funding and open interest are on the same chart
Largest liquidation clusters — below 2,128 (−6.8%) long liquidations $129.5M · above 2,505 (+9.7%) short liquidations $14.2M
2000 of the top 2000 Hyperliquid wallets by balance read · 154 of them hold a ETH position with a liquidation price · not the whole market · 11. 2. 15:41
Lookup age of wallets on the map — under 10 min 254 · 10–30 min 223 · 30–60 min 0
The chart of where large wallets entered and where they would be liquidated opens from Lite.
ETH wallet moves
ETH held now by 200 wallets with a positive 30-day P&L — Long $49.2M · Short $752.9M200 read of the top 200 by 30-day P&L · 66 of them hold this coin · past results, not future ones
Wallet tracker — open positions and change history per large wallet
The Bitcoin stop-order map opens from Lite; the Ethereum stop map and wallets with limit-order walls open from Standard.