Free crypto liquidity heatmap: live order book walls on 5 exchanges
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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. In All exchanges mode each bar is split by exchange colour.
$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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Liquidity heatmap: where real orders wait
Right now the largest order book wall within 5% of the price among 147 futures pairs is a buy wall on Bitcoin BTC on Binance at $64,935.80 (-4.6%), $62.5M.
In the last 24 hours 904 order book walls were pulled as the price came close; the largest was a buy wall on XRP at $0.99 ($22.9M), with the price 0.6% away.
A liquidity heatmap (order book heatmap) shows real limit orders resting in the futures order books of Binance, Bybit, OKX, Bitget and Hyperliquid, summed in 0.25% price steps and recorded every minute, so you can see where large buy and sell orders have been standing over time.
Bright zones below the price are bids, above it asks. A wall that stays for hours carries more weight than one that appears for a minute: large orders are often moved or cancelled before price gets there.
It is not the same as a liquidation heatmap. The liquidation map estimates where leveraged positions would be forced to close; the order book shows the orders that are actually there. On PumpGlass both layers sit on one chart.
Walls (3x the book around them) that disappeared when the price came within 1% without trading through them, order books summed across exchanges. Data as of 2026-11-13 23:46 UTC.
Pairs with at least $1M of orders within 2% of the price. Data as of 2026-11-13 23:47 UTC.
What is a crypto liquidity heatmap?
A liquidity heatmap (order book heatmap) shows real limit orders resting in the futures order books of Binance, Bybit, OKX, Bitget and Hyperliquid, summed in 0.25% price steps and recorded every minute, so you can see where large buy and sell orders have been standing over time.
What is the difference between a liquidity heatmap and a liquidation heatmap?
It is not the same as a liquidation heatmap. The liquidation map estimates where leveraged positions would be forced to close; the order book shows the orders that are actually there. On PumpGlass both layers sit on one chart.
Where are the biggest buy walls right now?
The largest within 5% of the price that stood most of the last 24 hours: Bitcoin BTC $64,935.80 (Binance, -4.6%, $62.5M); Nvidia NVDA $155.04 (Binance, -3.7%, $4.5M); Solana SOL $74.9713 (OKX, -3.7%, $3.1M).
Where are the biggest sell walls right now?
The largest within 5% of the price that stood most of the last 24 hours: Nasdaq 100 ETF QQQ $688.38 (OKX, +2.0%, $3.1M); PAXG $4,032.44 (Bitget, +4.1%, $1.6M); Gold XAU $4,062.76 (Bybit, +4.6%, $992K).
Is the liquidity heatmap free, and which markets does it cover?
Yes, it is free and needs no signup. It covers the 150 most traded Binance USDT-M futures pairs, including gold, silver, oil and tokenized stocks, and adds the order books of Bybit, OKX, Bitget and Hyperliquid where the pair trades there; other pairs get a snapshot of the book every minute while you have them open.
Which large orders were pulled as the price came close today?
In the last 24 hours: XRP buy wall $0.99 ($22.9M, 0.6%); Gold XAU sell wall $3,923.19 ($17.2M, 0.3%); Gold XAU sell wall $3,933.00 ($16.1M, 0.1%).
