long liquidationsshort liquidationsdashed — cumulativecurrent price
A bar is how much money is wiped out at exactly that price level; the dashed line is the cumulative total if price gets there. Longs sit left of the current price and shorts right of it: a long is liquidated by a fall, a short by a rise. A cluster of bars is ready fuel: reaching it triggers a wave of forced closes that pushes price further. ⚠️ Built from the REAL liquidation prices of open positions, not from a “what if leverage were X” model. 2182 positions with an unreachable liquidation price are excluded.
Frequently asked questions
What is the Hyperliquid liquidation map?
It shows at which prices open positions on Hyperliquid would be liquidated and how much money sits at each level. Longs are below the current price, shorts above.
How is it different from liquidation heatmaps of other exchanges?
On Hyperliquid every position is public, so the map is built from real positions and their actual liquidation prices, not from an estimate based on open interest.
How should I read the levels?
A large cluster close to the price is fuel for a sharp move: if price reaches it, forced closes push it further in the same direction.
How often is the map updated?
Positions are re-read continuously; the map refreshes every few minutes.
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