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Known liquidation prices of every tracked address with $250K+ in positions, whatever its type — hedges get liquidated too. Order book: Lighter, within ±10% of the price.
IBM (IBM) on Lighter: questions and answers
What is the IBM (IBM) long/short ratio of Lighter whales?
Right now 0% of whale money in IBM is long: 1 whale with $1M+ positions hold $0 in longs and $3.6K in shorts. The ratio is recalculated every minute.
Where are the IBM (IBM) liquidation levels?
There are no known IBM liquidations within 10% of the price right now. The liquidation map shows every level against the order book.
What is the IBM (IBM) funding rate on Lighter?
0.0004% per hour, or 3.5% a year — longs pay shorts. Funding is paid every hour; the funding page compares it with Binance and Bybit.
IBM whales on Lighter right now
1 whale with $1M+ in open positions (directional, without hedges and market makers) hold IBM perpetuals on Lighter: $0 in longs and $3.6K in shorts, so 0% of whale money is long. Whale positions make up 0.9% of IBM open interest.
Over the last 24 hours whales made no IBM moves of $25K+. IBM trades at 230.95 (-0.1% in 24 hours), funding is 0.0004% per hour.
IBM liquidation levels and squeeze risk
There are no known IBM liquidations within 10% of the price.
The largest whale position in IBM is a short of $3.6K opened at 233.39; it would be liquidated at 273,060, 118134.8% away from the current price.
How to read this page
- Price chart — IBM candles with liquidation clusters; a solid line marks a cluster larger than the order book at that level.
- Liquidation map — known liquidations of tracked addresses per 0.5% of price against order book liquidity.
- Whale positions — every whale in IBM with size, entry, PnL, leverage and distance to liquidation; sort by any column.
- Whale moves and large orders — who opened, added to, reduced or closed IBM positions, and market orders of $250K+.
See where whales agree across all coins on Follow the flow, browse all Lighter whales, and read how every number is calculated in the methodology. Data comes from the public Lighter API and updates in real time. Nothing here is investment advice.