Forced-flow market context
Proliquid maps public Hyperliquid liquidation zones and large at-risk positions for a selected market, helping you inspect where forced selling or forced buying could appear if price reaches a risk area.
Traders searching for a Hyperliquid liquidation heatmap are usually trying to locate concentrated leverage risk. Proliquid provides a public-position risk map that is most useful beside trend, support and resistance, funding, whale activity, and orderbook liquidity. A visible cluster is a scenario to monitor, not a guaranteed price target.
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Map the pressure
Liquidations can accelerate an existing move, but the path and timing depend on price, margin changes, closing activity, and available liquidity.
Clusters
Group estimated liquidation exposure around price areas to compare potential forced selling below market with potential forced buying above market.
Size
Inspect public addresses and positions with meaningful exposure near estimated liquidation levels for the selected Hyperliquid market.
Direction
Long liquidations can add sell pressure during a decline, while short liquidations can add buy pressure during a rise.
Context
Open the market in Terminal and compare liquidation zones with the chart, orderbook, whale feed, funding, and recent news.
Liquidation-level workflow
Use liquidation data to frame conditional scenarios. Ask what could happen if price reaches a zone, and what must be true before you act.
Read the product guideSelect the exact Hyperliquid market and confirm it has enough recent volume and orderbook depth for the size you are considering.
Identify clusters above and below, their relative exposure, distance from current price, and alignment with support or resistance.
Review funding, whale activity, news, trend, and visible liquidity to see whether the market is becoming vulnerable to acceleration.
Set the trigger, invalidation, order type, slippage or limit controls, leverage, and monitoring plan before price reaches the area.
Data limitations
The underlying public position state is not fixed. The tracker should be re-checked as price changes and before using an older level in a current plan.
The view refreshes automatically on an interval, and estimates can become stale between updates as accounts change margin or exposure.
Price does not have to visit a liquidation cluster. Traders can close, hedge, or add collateral before the estimated level.
Spread and slippage can expand during forced-flow events. Visible liquidity may disappear precisely when a level begins to matter.
Before you trade
Product behavior and limits, explained without trading promises.
It shows public Hyperliquid liquidation zones, large at-risk positions, and directional forced-flow context for a selected market. This provides the risk-map context traders often seek in a Hyperliquid liquidation heatmap, but it does not predict where price will go or capture every possible liquidation.
The Liquidations view refreshes automatically every 15 minutes. Positions can change between refreshes, so re-check the view before trading around an older level.
No. Traders can add margin, reduce exposure, hedge, or close before liquidation. Price may also reverse before reaching a cluster.
Compare them with current price, trend, support and resistance, orderbook depth, funding, whale activity, news, and your own predefined invalidation and risk limits.
Plan the pressure
Inspect both sides of the market, validate the live context, and carry a defined scenario into the Hyperliquid terminal.
