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Where could trades be forced to close?

See estimated price levels where traders may run out of money to keep trades open.

Where the leverage sits

An estimate of the dollars the exchange would close out if price reached each level. Bets against the price sit above it, bets with the price sit below. A brighter bar means more of it.

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Positions opened in the last

Reading the radar's snapshots.

Is my stop inside a cluster

Type any price, your stop or your entry. It shows how many borrowed positions we think sit at that level.

Where is my liquidation

Your side, leverage and entry. It puts your liquidation on the map and adds up the borrowed money sitting between the price and it.

Base maintenance margin, isolated. The exact price for your exchange is in the Liquidation Danger Check. Your trade is remembered in this browser for the other perps tools.

Pair it with the Stop Loss Finder (where volatility says your stop should be) and the Risk Radar (how close your own position is to liquidation).

How this is estimated

    An estimate of where forced selling or buying could pile up. Not real positions, not a prediction of where price will go, and not financial advice.

    How this tool works

    How to read this

    1. 01

      Type your side, leverage and entry. The map places your liquidation and adds up the leveraged positions sitting between the price and it.

    2. 02

      The bars above and below the price are estimates of where clusters of leveraged positions would be closed out.

    3. 03

      A cluster below the price is long positions; a cluster above is shorts. Price tends to move fast through a cluster.

    4. 04

      No exchange publishes the real levels. This is built from changes in open bets and typical leverage, and it says so.

    Built from our own snapshots, taken every fifteen minutes. An estimate, not real positions. Educational only.

    How the calculation works

    1. 01Changes in open interest between snapshots are placed at the price of that interval and spread across leverage tiers.
    2. 02Each tier's liquidation level puts an estimated pile in a price band. Bands sum the piles above and below the current price.

    Data sources and update times

    GnosisFi radar
    The site's own open interest and price snapshots, last 7 days
    Snapshots every 15 minutes, route cached 1 minute

    Words on this page

    Each one has a page that explains it in plain English.