Liquidity analyser

What it does

Leveraged positions have liquidation prices. When many cluster near one level, a move into that level can trigger forced orders that add fuel to the move. Liquidity maps where those clusters sit around the current price, across exchanges.

Clusters above price are mostly short liquidations; clusters below are mostly long liquidations. Liquidation data is market-wide, built from each coin’s all-exchange figures.

How it works

1. Open Liquidity for the free heatmap: brighter bands mean more estimated liquidations at that price.
2. Read the two sides: what is stacked above price and what is stacked below it.
3. Open the full heatmap for a larger, interactive view.
4. For a written read, generate the market report at the foot of the page.

Why it helps

• You can see when a move is heading into a zone where forced orders could accelerate it.
• It separates “where leverage is stacked” from “where price has turned before”, two different things.
• Combined with trade levels, it shows whether your stop sits inside a crowded cluster.

What you’ll see

Heatmap band

Estimated liquidation volume at a price. Brighter is larger.

Above / below

Short liquidations above price, long liquidations below.

Magnet

A cluster is read as a magnet or accelerant (conditional forced flow through it), never as support or resistance.

Vulnerable side

Which side would release more forced flow if price moved into it.

Costs & limits

• The heatmap and page are free.

Liquidation maps are estimates of where forced closures would occur, not a forecast that price will go there.