Live · Hyperliquid on-chain
BTC liquidation heatmap
Where leveraged whales get wiped out — the biggest liquidation clusters above and below the price. These are the magnets that pull the market: price hunts liquidity. Live from on-chain Hyperliquid positions.
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short liqs above (squeeze fuel ↑)
$190.9M
long liqs below (flush risk ↓)
updated 18:05 UTC · refreshes automatically
Price level · distanceLiquidations
▲ Short liquidations — fuel for a squeeze up
$104,800+33.5%
$498K
$103,200+31.5%
$8.9M
$86,400+10.1%
$171.4M
$84,800+8.0%
$1.7M
$83,200+6.0%
$77.2M
$82,400+5.0%
$18.2M
$80,800+2.9%
$33.5M
$80,000+1.9%
$5.8M
$79,200+0.9%
$72.9M
Spot$78,504
▼ Long liquidations — targets on a flush down
$76,800-2.2%
$16.8M
$74,400-5.2%
$13.4M
$68,800-12.4%
$3.6M
$60,800-22.6%
$78.5M
$48,800-37.8%
$78.5M
Bar length & brightness = size of the liquidation cluster at that price. Estimated from whales' entry price + leverage (isolated-margin).
Market-wide liquidations · last 48h · Bybit
Actual liquidations as they happen across the whole Bybit futures market — shorts wiped out (green, up) vs longs wiped out (red, down), by hour.
$13.1M
shorts liquidated (24h)
$7.3M
longs liquidated (24h)
48h agonow
Data: Bybit futures liquidation stream · shorts = forced buy-ins (squeeze fuel), longs = forced sell-offs (flush).
How to read it. Big leveraged traders on Hyperliquid get force-closed at their liquidation price. A large cluster of short liquidations above spot is fuel for an upward squeeze (their forced buying pushes price up); a large cluster of long liquidations below spot is a downside magnet (forced selling accelerates a drop). Price often gravitates toward these pools of liquidity. Levels are estimates from on-chain entry price + leverage, not a forecast. Not investment advice.
See the whales behind these levels
The exact positions, entries and leverage driving each liquidation cluster — live on the whale tracker.