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Liquidation heatmap: LiqMap 24h frames, hourly, own archive since 2026-08-06Liquidation prints: own feeds, largest 6 per bar, every recorded venueRecorded events: own trade sockets (prints of $1M+) and own liquidation feeds (five-minute bursts at the window's 99th percentile)Open interest: 5-minute OI recorderPerp CVD: Taker-signed minute bars, Binance perpFunding rate: 8h funding printsLiquidations: Own liquidation feeds, real prints
Price with the liquidation heatmap behind the candles and real liquidation prints on them; open interest, funding, spot and perp CVD, long/short ratios and ETF flows stacked under it. 16 bar periods from 1 minute to 1 month, free for every reader. Draw on it, add indicators. Every pane names its source: our own recorders, or live exchange candles where our minute recorder does not hold the symbol yet.
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Panes
- Perp CVDSource: Taker-signed minute bars, Binance perp · 1m+
- Spot CVDSource: Taker-signed minute bars, Coinbase spot (US venue) · 1m+
- Open interestSource: 5-minute OI recorder · 5m+
- Funding rateSource: 8h funding prints · 1h+
- Funding, OI-weighted, all venuesSource: 10-minute venue recorder, 8h funding weighted by open interest across every reporting perp venue · 1h+
- LiquidationsSource: Own liquidation feeds, real prints · 1m+
- Long/short ratioSource: Positioning recorder (global accounts) · 1h+
- Top trader L/SSource: Positioning recorder (top positions) · 1h+
- RSI 14 (recorded)Source: Hourly RSI recorder · 1h+
- Coinbase premiumSource: Daily premium recorder · 1d+
- US spot ETF net flowSource: Daily ETF flow archive · 1d+
- Borrow rate (APR)Source: Hourly margin borrow rate, OKX, own venue recorder · 1h+
- Hyperliquid whale netSource: Hyperliquid whale event recorder · 1h+
Questions
Where does the data come from?
From our own recorders: minute bars, 5-minute open interest, funding prints, liquidation feeds from eleven venues, positioning snapshots, the ETF archive and the Hyperliquid whale scanner. Where our minute recorder does not hold a symbol yet, the price pane shows live exchange candles and its label says so; a recorded pane with no series for the symbol says that too. The liquidation heatmap behind the candles is the one estimated layer, and it says so; every other series is recorded.
What do members get?
Every bar period, from 1 minute to 1 month, is free for every reader at 300 bars. Terminal members get 5,000 bars of history per pane and scroll-back to the start of the record. Every signed-in account keeps its layout and drawings on the account and can set alerts from drawn levels (draw a horizontal line, then Alert at level).
What is the heatmap behind the candles?
The LiqMap liquidation heatmap: for every hour since 6 August 2026 the archive keeps the map of estimated leverage parked at each price, and the chart paints that frame behind the candles of its hour, so you see where the clusters sat while the price moved. The circles on the candles are real liquidation prints from our own feeds, the largest of each bar, so the model can be checked against what actually printed. The heatmap is an estimate; the prints are recorded.
Can I draw on it?
Yes: trend lines, horizontal and vertical lines, rays, parallel lines, price channels, Fibonacci retracements, rectangles, a measure box that reads the move between its corners, a long or short position box with its reward and risk, freehand strokes and notes. Undo and redo with Ctrl+Z and Ctrl+Shift+Z. Drawings are kept per symbol, moves and deletions included: in this browser while you are signed out, and on your account once you sign in, so they follow you to another device.
Is there a bar replay?
Yes. Pick Replay, click the candle to start from, and the chart hides everything after it: play it bar by bar at 1x, 4x or 10x, or step with the arrows. The panes, the prints, the heatmap and the event marks follow the cursor, so nothing from after it shows. The same menu holds a volume profile of the bars on screen with its point of control, an anchored VWAP with sigma bands from any candle you click, a log price scale, and the parameters of every built-in indicator.