XRP Liquidation Heatmap: Live XRP/USDT Liquidation Map
XRP liquidation map in three switchable layers: estimates from a leverage model, liquidations actually recorded over the last 48 hours, and open Hyperliquid positions at their actual liquidation prices. Free. Optional login for sync & portfolio. Not financial advice.
Model: volume × leverage tiers. Estimates where positions WILL get liquidated, available for every pair, including ones we don't record.
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1h timeframe, candles from Binance public data. Hover over a colored band to read its liquidation value; pan and zoom like a normal chart.
XRP liquidation summary
The recorder has no window for this symbol yet. Numbers will appear after the first liquidation is recorded.
24h liquidations
Only exchanges whose liquidation streams we record ourselves, not the whole market.
Top 5 price clusters (48h)
0.25%-wide price bands with the largest liquidation value. This shows where the most positions were force-closed, not a forecast of where price will go.
No liquidation events recorded for this symbol yet.
How to read a liquidation heatmap
The horizontal axis is time, the vertical axis is price, the same as the chart behind it. Each cell's color represents the USD value of liquidations in that price band: dark purple means quiet, green means busy, yellow means the densest band on screen. The color scale is relative to the largest band currently visible, so the numbers in the left legend change as you zoom or pan the chart. Bands above the current price hold short positions that get force-closed if price rises there; bands below hold long positions.
1. Estimate, leverage model
This layer uses no liquidation data at all. It takes each candle's volume, assumes some traders use 10x, 25x, 50x, and 100x leverage, then calculates at what price each group would be wiped out. The result is an estimated distribution, useful for pairs we don't record, but the numbers are model-derived, not events.
2. Actual 48h, recorded events
This layer contains liquidations that actually happened, recorded directly from public liquidation streams of Bybit, OKX, Binance, and Gate.io and stored as a 48-hour window per symbol. Each event is binned at its execution price, weighted by USD notional value. Older events are deliberately dimmed (their weight halves every 12 hours) so yesterday's stacks don't drown out what happened this morning. This is the layer that most honestly answers "where did XRP positions get wiped out".
3. HL Positions, still waiting
The first two layers look back; this one looks ahead. It reads positions still open on Hyperliquid from public on-chain data, then places each position at the liquidation price recorded in the position itself, not an estimate. Because open positions will be wiped out outside the price range already traded, this layer's bands often sit far above or below the screen; zoom out to see them. Its value is notional waiting at that price, not what has already been lost.
What to keep in mind about liquidation maps
No exchange publishes its full position book, so maps like this, on any site, are always a partial picture of the market, not the whole. The Actual layer covers four exchanges (Bybit, OKX, Binance, Gate.io), the HL Positions layer covers one decentralized exchange (Hyperliquid), and the Estimate layer is a derived calculation. Read it as a picture of where pressure is building, not as a list of prices that will be touched.
FAQ
- What is a liquidation heatmap?
- A liquidation heatmap is a color map over the price chart showing how much futures position value was force-closed (or could be) in each price band. The brighter the band, the more USD value is stacked at that price. On this page the map is calculated specifically for the XRP/USDT market.
- What's the difference between the three layers: Estimate, Actual 48h, and HL Positions?
- Estimate is a model: each candle's volume multiplied by common leverage levels (10x to 100x) to estimate where positions would get liquidated. Actual 48h is our own recording of public liquidation streams from Bybit, OKX, Binance, and Gate.io, those four exchanges, not the whole market, and the events really happened; each box shows the hour and price of the event. HL Positions is a snapshot of positions still open on Hyperliquid, binned at each position's actual liquidation price from public on-chain data.
- Where does XRP liquidation data come from, and how often is it updated?
- Price candles come from Binance public data in real time. Actual liquidation recordings come from public Bybit, OKX, Binance, and Gate.io streams that we listen to continuously and re-upload several times per hour as a 48-hour window. The Hyperliquid position snapshot is read once an hour. This page refreshes its numbers at most every 5 minutes.
- Does a bright band mean price will definitely move there?
- No. The heatmap shows where positions are stacked or have already been force-closed, a record of market state, not a directional forecast. Big clusters can be passed without anything happening, and positions can be closed or topped up with margin before price reaches them. This page is not financial advice.
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