Free tool · 01 of 06
Liquidation Map
Where leveraged BTC positions get liquidated: the price levels where they cluster.
Liquidation map BTC/USDT
Scroll or pinch to zoom, drag to pan, drag the price axis to stretch it. With the chart focused, use the arrow keys, plus, minus and 0.
Levels are estimated from recent liquidation events on USDT perpetuals, not from exchange positions. They show where forced orders have clustered; in our own tests they did not pull the price toward them.
How to read the liquidation map
Largest clusters
The brightest bands are where the most positions would be force-closed if price got there. In our own tests, price was not pulled toward them: read them as risk zones, not as targets.
Zone lifecycle
A band appears when liquidation events cluster at a price level. When price reaches the band, that liquidity is consumed and the band stops at that candle.
Short liquidations
Blue bands show short liquidation zones above the price. When price pumps into them, short squeezes can cascade. Use the density slider to find the strongest clusters.
Long liquidations
Red bands show long liquidation zones below the price. When price dumps into them, long liquidations can cascade. Zoom with the wheel, the buttons or a pinch to see detail.
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