Bitcoin LiqMap product guide
Learn what the Bitcoin liquidation map estimates, what relative cluster intensity means, and why an estimated area is not a price forecast or an exchange liquidation quote.
Explore LiqMap features →Official resources
The Kingfisher documentation
Use these resources to understand what The Kingfisher publishes, how its model-based liquidation estimates should be interpreted, and where to find current product instructions.
Open the current product documentation →Heatmap interpretation
Review the heatmap presentation, interaction controls and limitations before using the visualization as one input in market research.
Read the heatmap guide →Educational guide
Work through a cautious reading process that separates model output, observation and inference without treating clusters as trade signals.
How to read liquidation maps →AI-agent connection
Compatible clients can follow the published MCP setup instructions. The current endpoint, OAuth flow and available tools are documented there.
Review the MCP setup page →Origin and research
Learn how market-structure research that began in 2018 became proprietary liquidation-map alpha and a public Kingfisher product in 2020.
Read the origin of the liquidation map →Current access and prices
Open the application to view current product access and pricing.
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