Session heatmap
A weekday by UTC hour grid of liquidations that shows when in the week forced closures concentrated.
A session heatmap folds every counted liquidation of the last 30 days into a grid of weekdays by UTC hours, each cell the notional liquidated in that hour of that weekday, split into longs and shorts. The Asia, Europe and US labels are UTC thirds of the day, stated because the real sessions overlap. How to read it: the busiest cells show when forced closures concentrated over that window, which describes the window rather than setting a timetable, and one large cascade can dominate a single cell. It is on the liquidations page.
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