Liquidation map
Real-time monitoring of forced position closures. Analysis of buyer and seller pressure in the futures market.
Market total
Total volume
Long liquidations
Short liquidations
Tap a coin to open its liquidation map.
Assets | Turnover (USD) | Pressure (Ratio) | Liquidations |
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Monitoring criteria
Binance Futures • Trading volume from $10M • Updated every 15 sec.
About this section
The liquidation map shows forced closures of futures positions in real time. A liquidation happens when a leveraged trade runs out of margin: the exchange closes it at market by itself, regardless of what the trader wants.
A liquidation heatmap answers the question of where positions are concentrated that the market will close by force at a given price. Clusters of such points act like a magnet: a move towards them feeds itself, because every closure pushes price further.
The section shows the liquidated amount, the side - longs or shorts - and the distribution over time. A dominance of closed longs means the market punished buyers, a dominance of shorts means sellers were flushed out. It is a direct read on who is under pressure right now.
Frequently asked questions
A forced closure of a leveraged position when margin no longer covers the loss. The exchange closes the trade at market and the trader loses the posted margin.
Because closing a long is a market sell and closing a short is a market buy. On reaching a cluster, price gets an extra push in the same direction from the liquidations themselves.
That mostly buyers were closed out, meaning the move went down and caught them off guard. The reverse holds when shorts dominate.
No. They show what has already happened and where vulnerable positions sit. It is a map of pressure, not a forecast.