Key levels · live confluence
Where the signals
stack up
Most charts show you one line. We line up three independent signals — order-book walls, liquidation clusters and where the proven whales actually entered — and rank the prices where they agree. More agreement, higher score.
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Walls — resting order-book liquidity
Liquidations — clustered liq levels
Whales — proven-winner entries
1 signal ×1.02 stack ×1.53 stack ×2.2
84,823+5.01%
23
82,633+2.29%
15
81,602+1.02%
100
Spot$80,780
updated 01:15 UTC
78,982-2.23%
15
78,114-3.30%
10
76,327-5.51%
10
2,558+7.51%
8
2,501+5.11%
13
2,449+2.92%
82
2,415+1.52%
19
Spot$2,379
updated 01:15 UTC
2,378-0.05%
100
2,343-1.51%
60
2,323-2.37%
51
2,300-3.32%
45
ETH: liquidation data is BTC-only right now — these levels combine order-book walls + whale entries (2 signals max).
107.50+4.83%
12
106.93+4.27%
21
105.76+3.13%
100
Spot$102.55
updated 01:15 UTC
100.00-2.49%
57
SOL: liquidation data is BTC-only right now — these levels combine order-book walls + whale entries (2 signals max).
How to read this. Each row is a price where at least one signal is resting: a big order-book wall, a liquidation cluster (where leveraged positions get force-closed), or the entry price of a proven-winner whale. When two or three land on the same price, the score is multiplied — that confluence is the whole point. Score is relative within each coin (100 = the strongest level right now). Liquidation clusters are BTC-only for now. This is live on-chain & exchange data, recomputed every few minutes — a map of where reactions are likelier, not a prediction. Not financial advice.
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