ON-CHAIN · HYPERLIQUID
Hyperliquid liquidation maps.
Real positions, real levels.
Hyperliquid positions are public, so these maps are built from actual open positions and their liquidation prices rather than leverage assumptions. Pick a market to see long and short clusters around the current price, what a 1–10% move would liquidate, and the largest positions at risk.
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120 Hyperliquid markets, ranked by 24h volume
Liquidation maps versus heatmaps
Most liquidation heatmaps estimate where leveraged positions might sit by assuming leverage tiers on top of volume. Hyperliquid publishes every open position and its liquidation price on-chain, so these maps aggregate actual exposure. That makes the clusters more reliable, but they are still estimates: a position can add margin, close, or be partially liquidated before price reaches it.
Each market page shows the long and short liquidation zones within a range of the current price, cumulative value liquidated by a 1%, 2%, 5%, and 10% move, position value grouped by distance to liquidation, and the largest positions at risk on both sides.
Are these Hyperliquid liquidation levels exact?
No. The map is built from open Hyperliquid positions that are publicly readable on-chain, using each position's current liquidation price. Traders add margin, close, or get partially liquidated before the price arrives, so treat the bars as an estimate of where forced selling or buying is concentrated, not a guarantee that it will happen.
What is the difference between long and short liquidation zones?
Long positions are liquidated when price falls, so long zones sit below the current price and represent potential forced selling. Short positions are liquidated when price rises, so short zones sit above the current price and represent potential forced buying. Large clusters in either direction can accelerate a move once price reaches them.
Which exchanges are covered?
This page covers Hyperliquid, where positions and liquidation prices are transparent. Liquidation heatmaps for centralized exchanges are modeled from leverage assumptions because their positions are not public. The Proliquid liquidations tool shows the same Hyperliquid data with live updates and adjustable ranges.
How often does the map refresh?
The underlying position snapshot updates roughly every 15 minutes and this page re-reads it every few minutes. The timestamp above the chart shows when the snapshot was taken.