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Liquidation Heatmap Workspace

BTC liquidation heatmap, candles, and volume in one terminal view.

A focused terminal view for spotting probable liquidation clusters alongside price and volume context.

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Liquidation Heatmap Workspace

BTC liquidation heatmap, candles, and volume in one terminal view.

Track projected liquidation clusters, compare them against live price action, and move directly to adjacent derivatives views when the market starts to press into crowded leverage zones.

How To Read It

Blue zones usually represent weaker pockets of projected liquidations, while yellow and red zones point to denser areas where crowded leverage may unwind faster.

Price candles stay layered over the heatmap so you can judge whether BTC is approaching a cluster, rejecting it, or already sweeping through it.

The volume pane helps distinguish passive heat from zones forming during meaningful participation.

Method Snapshot
Exchange Inputs
Normalized candles from Binance Futures, Bybit, OKX, Bitget, and Hyperliquid.
Projection Logic
Volume-weighted liquidation bands modeled across multiple leverage levels to approximate likely stress zones.
Best Use
Pair this page with open interest, funding, and realized liquidation charts before making directional decisions.
Liquidation Zones As Price Impulse

Dense liquidation zones can act as price impulse areas. When significant liquidations hit, the resulting move can go either way — a sharp reversal (bull or bear trap) or an acceleration of the existing trend.

Spotting Traps With OI & Funding

To gauge whether a zone is likely to reverse or continue price, watch Open Interest and Funding Rate as price approaches. A rising OI into the zone signals that new leveraged positions are being opened in the prevailing direction — increasing the chance of a trap. An elevated funding rate in the same direction adds further weight to that read.

Related Views
Open Interest
Confirm whether crowded heatmap zones are building alongside expanding participation.
Liquidations
Compare projected liquidation pockets with realized liquidation cascades.
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Move from a single heatmap view into a stacked multi-indicator workflow.
Pricing
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FAQ
What does the heatmap show?
It projects liquidation pressure bands around BTC price using exchange candles, volume, and leverage-weighted thresholds.
How should I use it?
Use it together with open interest and funding data to see whether the market is moving toward a crowded zone or rejecting it.
Which exchanges are covered?
The page supports Binance Futures, Bybit, OKX, Bitget, and Hyperliquid through normalized exchange adapters.