Liquidation Map - BINANCE/ATOMUSDT/1D

How to read the liquidation map

The upper chart shows the selected exchange and pair. The lower chart aggregates the exchanges listed in its legend for the selected coin. Changing the upper chart coin also updates the lower chart by default. You can select a different coin below for comparison; changing the upper coin again restores following. Lookback filters remain independent. When the map API does not provide a generation timestamp, the page marks it as unavailable and displays retrieval time separately; retrieval time is not data generation time.

Axes and colors

The horizontal axis represents price. The left vertical axis shows liquidation intensity at each price level; the right vertical axis shows cumulative liquidation intensity. The red vertical line marks the current reference price for that view.

On the single-exchange chart, blue represents the low-leverage group (25–40x), purple the medium-leverage group (50–70x), and orange the high-leverage group (80–100x). On the aggregate chart, colors distinguish exchanges, not leverage or long/short direction.

Price-level and cumulative values

Each bar shows the composition of one price level. The tooltip lists each leverage group or exchange and the total intensity at that price. It continues to show the complete breakdown when some bar series are hidden through the legend.

The long cumulative curve accumulates downwards from the current reference price; the short cumulative curve accumulates upwards. The tooltip separates the value at the selected level from the cumulative value in the corresponding direction. Cumulative values cover all groups.

Price-level bars and cumulative curves use their respective vertical axes and model scales. Do not add the two as a total liquidation amount. Both support relative comparisons rather than representing exact positions awaiting liquidation or realized liquidation amounts.

A taller bar indicates higher liquidation intensity at that price within the current model. It is not a probability of price reaching that level and does not guarantee a reversal or breakout.