OP liquidation heatmap, liquidation map and liquidity heatmap
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How to read the map
Bright bands. Brighter means more size at that price. Liquidations: where many leveraged positions would be liquidated if price gets there. These are estimates. A level disappears once a candle wick trades through it. Order book: real limit orders, sell orders above the price, buy orders below. The longer they stay, the brighter the band. Orders can be moved or cancelled.
Now column. The bars on the right are the same layer at this moment, level by level. A longer bar means more size at that price; the brightest bars are the levels that stand out.
$965KTags on the price scale. The biggest levels with their size in dollars. A dotted line runs from each across the chart.
Dollar scale. Above the map on the right: how many dollars sit in one 0.25% level for the dimmest colour and for the brightest. It follows the contrast slider.
Dashed lines. Average entry prices of whales: blue for longs, red for shorts, from Binance data. Turn them off with the Whales button.
Candles. The price. On narrow screens the price is a white line.
Updates by itself. The price in the header is live from Binance; the map, the order book and the whale lines refresh every minute. No need to reload the page.
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OP liquidation map and order book
The OP liquidation heatmap estimates where leveraged positions on Binance futures would be closed out. Within 15% of the price $0.115 it shows about $1.4M below and $1.3M above. The largest clusters: $0.107 (-7.4%, $194K), $0.105 (-9.2%, $106K), $0.122 (+6.0%, $224K), $0.129 (+12.0%, $221K).
The OP order book heatmap shows real limit orders on Binance futures, summed in 0.25% steps. Walls that stand out right now: $0.11 (-4.6%, $323K), 3.8x the book around it; $0.102 (-11.7%, $77K), 5.1x the book around it; $0.122 (+6.2%, $297K), 14.0x the book around it; $0.121 (+4.7%, $165K), 4.0x the book around it.
Whales on Binance futures hold OP longs at an average entry of $0.14 and shorts at an average entry of $0.112.
The map shows where size sits, not where the price will go. It updates every minute.
Updated 2026-10-23 23:55 UTC
OP key levels right now
Level
Price
From price
Size
Largest long liquidation cluster below
$0.107
-7.4%
$194K
Largest short liquidation cluster above
$0.122
+6.0%
$224K
Largest bid wall in the order book
$0.11
-4.6%
$323K, 3.8x the book nearby
Largest ask wall in the order book
$0.122
+6.2%
$297K, 14.0x the book nearby
Whale average long entry
$0.14
+21.7%
Whale average short entry
$0.112
-3.2%
OP estimated liquidations if the price moves
Move
Down: longs liquidated
Up: shorts liquidated
±1%
$0
$0
±3%
$85K
$7K
±5%
$239K
$136K
±10%
$951K
$756K
Running total from the current price $0.115, by the liquidation model.
OP liquidation heatmap: questions
Where are the biggest OP liquidation levels?
Below the price, the largest cluster is at $0.107 (-7.4%), about $194K of long positions. Above the price, the largest cluster is at $0.122 (+6.0%), about $224K of short positions.
How much OP would be liquidated if the price falls 5%?
By the model, about $239K of long positions sit between the current price and 5% below it. A 5% rise would reach about $136K of shorts.
Where is the largest OP order book wall?
The largest bid wall is at $0.11 (-4.6%), $323K, 3.8 times the book nearby. The largest ask wall is at $0.122 (+6.2%), $297K, 14.0 times the book nearby.
At what price are whales positioned in OP?
The biggest Binance traders hold longs at an average entry of $0.14 (+21.7% from the current price). They hold shorts at an average entry of $0.112 (-3.2% from the current price).
How often is the OP map updated and what does it show?
The liquidation map and the order book update every minute. Liquidation levels are an estimate built from open interest and typical leverage, not a list of real orders, and they do not show where the price will go. The order book layer shows real Binance limit orders.
