BTC liquidation map: questions and answers
Where are the BTC liquidation levels on Hyperliquid?
The largest cluster of long liquidations is around 77,391, 8.7% below the price: $95.69M. The largest cluster of short liquidations is around 87,504, 3.2% above the price: $40.50M.
How much BTC gets liquidated if the price falls or rises 5%?
If BTC falls 5% to 80,513, $65.37M of long positions get liquidated ($219.13M within 10%). If it rises 5% to 88,988, $50.77M of shorts get liquidated ($87.06M within 10%).
How accurate is this BTC liquidation map?
On Hyperliquid the liquidation price of every position is public, so this map shows the actual liquidation levels of real positions — not an estimate from typical leverage like most liquidation heatmaps. It covers 36 positions of traders with $2.5M+ in positions; smaller traders are not included, so the real totals are higher. The map updates every few minutes.
What happens when the BTC price reaches a liquidation cluster?
Liquidated positions are closed with market orders that push the price further and can trigger the next cluster — a long or short squeeze. Whether it happens depends on the order book: right now the risk of a long squeeze is medium, of a short squeeze — low.